Edmondson Seeks Oklahoma Senate Vote On Crime And Waste
Congressman Ed Edmondson speaking to the Ada Lions Club outlines a platform centered on fighting crime, backing capital punishment, curbing government waste for a balanced budget, opposing busing for integration, and supporting Vietnam policy. He stresses running on his record, urges federal action against narcotics, and criticizes the Supreme Court on the death penalty.
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Ernest Thompson
Wixon
Republican Party
Ed Ed
Mondson
Oklahoma
Ada
Candidates Filed For Office At State Election Board
A list of candidates filing on Wednesday includes U S Senate hopefuls John Rogers 43 secretary of state Democrat and Paul E Trent 43 Stillwater independent with Clara Luper 49 Oklahoma City publisher Democrat and C W Wood 47 Oklahoma City minister attorney Republican. Congressional districts name Robert Rizley 49 Tulsa attorney Republican district 1 Paul W Polin 44 Tulsa business consultant independent district 2 Emery H Toliver 54 retired Republican district 3 Archibald Hill 37 Oklahoma City attorney Democrat Lewellyn Keller 42 Edmond manufacturing Republican Jack K Gillespie 54 Oklahoma City design engineer Democrat district 6 William Patrick Schmitt 25 Yale student Democrat Dan Joslyn 45 Oklahoma City investments independent J Joseph Coleman 52 Tulsa real estate Democrat Milton D Harris 30.
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U. S. Senate
John Rogers
Oklahoma City
Paul E. Trent
Stillwater
Clara Luper
C. W. Wood
Robtert
Rizley
Tulsa
Paul W. Polin
Emery H. Toliver
Archibald Hill
Lewellyn Keller
Edmond
Jack K. Gillespie
William Patrick Schmitt
Yale
Dan Joslyn
Investments
Independent
J. Joseph Coleman
Democrat
Milton D. Harris
City
Insulator
Choctaw
McCurtain
Fushmataha
Hollie E. Roberts
Hugo
Cleveland
Pottawa
Tomie
WN. N. Hayward
Shawnee
Garfield
Grant
H. W. Peters
Enid
Lincoln
Payne
Floyd A. Buntin
Farmer
John T. Reeder
Jouto
John M. Haley
Washington
Nevata
Craig
Lewis B. Ambler
Bartlesville
Osage
Robert E. Day
Tony Allen Bates
Fred Gilbert
James M. Inkofe
Oklahoma
J. Ted Bonham
Charles C. Gilbert
del City
BE. W. Smith
William D. Graves
City Aftor
McCurtain County
Harry S. Costilow
Idabel
Credit Adjuster
Nowata
Rogers
John B. Fleeger
Claremore
Carlos E. Shivener
Sales
A. C. Holden
Dewey
Insurance
Novata
Betty Ward
Okmulgee
William David Bell
Ed Cole
Herbert E. Elias
Ronald L. Collett
Henryetta
Pittsburg
Robert L. Nichols
McAlester
Love, Marshall
Atoka
Bryan
Johnston
Willie
Bridgeman
Kingston
Wagoner
Charles J. Prentice
Dale E. Howerton
Hughes
Coal
Ada and nearby towns death notices and state legislature rolls
Ada residents Jerry L. Jobe William H. Hiller Ruby F. Click and other citizens died July 6 to 13 with funeral homes listed. Also listed are numerous state senate and house district candidates with ages, residences, occupations, and party affiliations across counties Choctaw McCurtain Pushmataha LeFlore Okmulgee Tulsa and others.
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William H
Bill) Hiller
Ada
Criswell Funeral
Ruby
Click
Smith Funeral Home
Oklahoma voters to decide three constitutional amendments
Oklahoma will vote on three amendments at the August 22 primary. State Question No. 488 removes the citizen property tax payer requirement for municipal public utility bond elections. State Question No. 489 allows higher indebtedness with voter approval, and State Question No. 490 raises farm land loan limits to 70 percent of value and adds U.S. Guaranteed Securities to approved investments.
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Stich
United States
Take Your Time Take Your Time Newspaper Reading Freedom
A promotional piece extols the benefits of leisurely reading the newspaper. It highlights no fixed schedule and the ability to read at one’s own pace, returning later without missing content. It notes readers and advertisers value this flexibility.
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Fred
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Stratford
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Pickard
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Coalgate
Leonard Funeral Home
Elizabeth Rupert
Jimmie Ralph Alberson
Nellie May Wray
Fornee Ada
Lillie Mae Deloach
E. W. Keller
Bethany
Atttorney
Ken Turner
Licbyd George Larkin
Fuskee
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Holdenville
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Ponca City
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Watenga
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Robert T. Alguire
Terry Moore
Carter
Lioyd Noble
Ardmore
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Stephens
Vernon Dunn
Loca
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Kiowa
Howard Paul Cotner
Altus
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Moore
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Custer
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L.D. Schreiner Jr
Clinton
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Beaver
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Cheyenne
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Mangum
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Sand Springs
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Collinsville
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