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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1964
Page
1
E. 0. biology graduate Keith Noe conducts embryonic magnolia cell experiments under Dr. T. J. McKnight using a Warburg apparatus. He studies gas emissions from vitamin mixes in controlled conditions, aiming to model effects that could inform treatments for muscular dystrophy.
At Ada Council, Manning storage yard was given a month to comply with Fire Chief Landrith and building inspector's suggestions. Install racks for pipe and steel with space for vehicle movement, tidy storage and regular mowing urged. Officials also passed three ordinances including annexation, deannexation, and zoning changes.
A 200 person group of school cooks and helpers complete a six week course at Willard School to improve lunchroom techniques and nutrition for children. Oklahoma is a pilot state under AAA with officials including Gov. Leo Winters and lunch director Al Jennings attending the Tuesday night session.
An Ada man 57, Guy W. Keaton of 722 North Townsend, was found dead Saturday afternoon in a pasture near Homer. Officials say the death appears due to a heart attack likely from a heart condition. He rode out to check stock about 9:45 a.m. and was found near a gate with his horse nearby. Survived by his wife Amanda and other relatives. Funeral arrangements are being made at Smith Funeral Home.
A column from Ernest Thompson offers insider views on the Republican convention in San Francisco. It highlights themes like morality in politics, attacks on Johnson, calls to action on Cuba and Viet Nam, and critiques of the Democrats. The piece notes Barry Goldwater’s campaign strategy and mentions political operatives and media influences.
Ada landmark Haynes Hardware ends a 59 year run. R E Haynes opened in 1905 after moving from Indian Territory and the firm later moved to Main Street. Floyd Haynes, who took over in 1922, plans extensive travel with wife Helen, ending daily hardware duties.
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