Public Notice Across Pontotoc County Courts
Multiple legal notices filed in Pontotoc County courts cover real estate actions, estate matters, and public hearings. Notices include publication for a property in Stonewall, probate and final accounts in Ada, section line road petitions, and hearings on wills and deaths with dates set in August 1975.
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State OF Oklahoma
Mary J. Brown
Pontotoc County
Clementine Leroy Gibson
Gibson
Mattie Gibson
Mattie E. Gibson
F. L. Gibson
Coal County
State of
Oklahoma
Billy C. Newport
Ada
Calvert L. Cannon
G. C. Mayhue, Jr. Conn
Mayhue
Section Line Road
Louis Brooks
Board of County Commissioners
Section 31
Township 4
A. L. Casady
Clyde Lee Cassady
Ade
Clemmie
Mings
District Court of
Isham L. Cummings, Jr
Lester Cummings
Clemmie Cummings
Grady County
Township 8 North
Range
Bennett & Taylor
American Building
P.O. Box
J. W. Zimmerman
John Wendell Zimmerman, Sr
Clara F. Zimmerman
Bertha Smith
Carolyn Rozeboom
Carolyn Smith Rozeboom
Wayne Joplin
Frances Rhoads
Astronauts Splash Down After Final Apollo Mission
Astronauts Thomas Stafford Vance Brand and Donald Slayton return from a nine day mission in space with a 5 20 p m EDT splashdown in the Pacific 200 miles west of Hawaii aboard the USS New Orleans The joint flight with Soviet cosmonauts Alexei Leonov and Valeri Kubasov marks a transition to the Space Shuttle era and a new age of space cooperation The crew spoke of future missions and American women flying in the Shuttle while acknowledging the end of an era and the dawn of routine spaceflight.
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Jerry Jeff Walker
Mission Control
Spacemen
USS
New Orleans
Stafford
Brand
Slayton
Apollo
Soviet Union
Alexei Leonov
Valeri Kubasov
Earth
Moscow
Space
Amer
Ica
Russia
Wisconsin
Tupelo Man Bound Over In Durant
Tupelo man bound over for trial on second degree murder charges. Henry Richard Williams, 27, accused of killing James C. Murray, 43, a Caddo liquor store operator. Arraignment set for Aug. 19. Williams held in Bryan County jail on unspecified bond.
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Tupelo Man
Durant
Tupelo
Henry Richard Williams
James C. Murray
Williams
Bryan County
Fort Garry and Hudson Bay Co Center Shaped Winnipeg
Winnipeg grew around Fort Garry, a major Hudson Bay Company center in the 1880s, helping establish the city as Manitoba’s capital and commercial hub.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Fort Garry
Hudson Bay Company
Israel Egypt Press Urge Restraint In Tense Military Moves
U S intelligence officials say Israel and Egypt probe to strengthen bargaining positions by showing military could. Egyptian renewal of the U N peacekeeping force in Sinai calms front for now. Israel calls up about 7000 reserves after Egyptian hints on extending the U N force.
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Washington
USS
United Nations
Sinai
U.N
U.S
Israel
Canada Extends Manitoba Boundary to Hudson Bay
The Canadian government expanded the northern boundary of Manitoba reaching Hudson Bay, redefining provincial limits. The move adjusts jurisdiction and may affect regional administration and resources. Authorities indicate the change formalizes historical claims and aligns with national borders.
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Manitoba
Hudson Bay
United Nations Urges Portugal to End Angola Repression
The General Assembly of the United Nations on January 30, 1962 voted 99 to 2 to demand Portugal halt repressive measures in Angola. The resolution called for an end to abuses and respect for the people’s rights under international law.
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General Assembly of the United Nations
Portugal
Angola
Apollo 11 and the end of an era in space exploration
The article recalls the progression from Mercury to Apollo and marks the ending of the Apollo era as missions wind down and space programs pause awaiting future ventures. It highlights the milestones of Gemini and Mercury, the peril and ambition of Apollo, and Neil Armstrong’s pledge upon the Moon landing.
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Neil Armstrong
Alternatives Offered In Autopsy Controversy
Oklahoma State Board of Medicolegal Investigations explored temporary autopsy sites amid the deadlock over decomposed body examinations. Dr A Jay Chapman named potential venues including the Health Department building and a new wing at the Oklahoma Health Sciences Center while the zoo morgue and vacant hospital spaces are assessed for interim use. A report on capital needs and site feasibility is due August 14.
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Oklahoma City
State Board of Medicolegal Investigations
A. Jay Chapman
Medicolegal Board
State Department of Health
Uri Orsit
of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center
Chapman
University and Children’s Hospital
State Supreme Court
National Guard
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City Zoo
LeRoy Carpenter
Department of Health
Heavy Rains Sweep Across Oklahoma Showing Wide Spread
A broad rainfall draped Oklahoma with no severe storms reported. Hobart logged 4.76 inches by 7 a.m. Eufaula measured 3.02 inches and Hanna near Hobart reported over an inch. Rain to ease from the northwest today and the east tonight.
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Texas Panhandle
Hobart
Eufaula
Hanna
Tinker Air Force Base
Tupelo Grocery Burglary Draws Sheriff and Deputies
Coal County Sheriff F R Heck and deputies pursue a Tupelo grocery theft valued at 1123.29 as part of a regional wave including Wapanucka and a 15000 burglary in Tishomingo. He cites suspects, urges watchfulness and citizen help, noting meat and cigarettes were among the loot and urging residents to report suspicious activity.
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Tupelo
Coal County
F. R. Heck
Oklahoma
Wapanucka
Tishomingo
Heck
WWI Veterans and Ladies Meet in Ada Saturday
World War I Veterans and Ladies Auxiliary plan a District 4 meeting at the Aldridge Building in Ada on Saturday at noon. Leon Lance and Ms. Etta Kruger will preside with speakers including Ada mayor Paul Landrith past national commander J B Koch national junior alternate Ray Akin and others. Sessions will plan the national convention in Kansas City Rug and cover district communities Ada Chandler Durant Holdenville Shawnee Seminole and Wewoka.
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Veterans of
Ada
Paul Landrith
J. B. Koch
Ray Akin
B. Knight
Region 10
H. H. Mullins
Oklahoma
Edith Buchanan
Shawnee
Ladies Auxiliary
Kansas City
Chandler
Durant
Holdenville
Seminole
Wewoka
Santa Monica origin legend tied to Father Crespi
Legend credits Father Juan Crespi with naming Santa Monica after his 18th century arrival in Southern California. Traffic advice urges drivers to use headlights at dusk or dawn for safety.
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Santa Monica
Juan Crespi
California
Farm Budget Projections Call for Action to Curb Inflation
The report notes a 1976 deficit projected above $60 billion with total spending at $358.9 billion as of July 1. The American Farm Bureau Federation urges Congress to cut uncontrollable expenditures by 5 percent and controllable programs by 10 percent, potentially saving $15 billion to tame inflation.
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Congress
American Farm Bureau Federation
House
Senate
Soviet Union Emerges as Major Gold Producer
A Western visit to Aldan Siberia outlines the USSR as the world’s second largest gold producer behind South Africa. It notes 4000 workers at dredges and quarries, legacy of early 1920s strikes, and opaque reserves, with ruble value fixed and not freely convertible in Western trade.
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ASDAN
U.S.S.R
Soviet Union
Siberia
Klondike
South Africa
Moscow
Aldan
Valery Anokhin
Adan
Kremlin
Local Officials Probe Plant Theft and Break-In
Police investigate a break-in at a vacant 731 N. High land dwelling where a Midwest City bank bag was found. Juveniles suspected. Mrs. Harold Graham reports a plant stolen from 1111 E. 9th. Ada area saw more plant thefts over the weekend. Southern Ice Co burglary also under inquiry with stolen stereo equipment and cash.
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N. Highland
Harold Graham
Southern Ice Co
Brazil Sets Stage for Bigger Soybean Harvests
A USDA report notes Brazil aims to expand soybean output sharply, from 1.5 million tons in 1970 to a 1975 level near 9.6 million, with forecasts of up to 10.75 million in 1976 and potentially 15 million by 1980, as farmers invest in area expansion and diversified crops while the United States remains a leading exporter. Rainfall boosts US pastures and ranges. July 1 pasture index stands at 88 percent, above last year and the 10-year average, though pockets of drought persist in Colorado New Mexico North Carolina and southwest Arizona.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Brazil
U.S
Department
Eeeeee Agricultural Service
United States
USDA
Soviet Union
Hose
Garth W. Thorburn
Foreign Agricultural Service
Peru
Argentina
Colombia
Thorburn
Colorado
New Mexico
North Carolina
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L. Vaughn
Beatrice Vaughn
Plains
Hubert G. Orton
Acta
Laden S
Berry
Paul Alford
Laden S. Berry
District Court
Ronald L. Jones
Kenneth R. Johnson
Clyde Lee Casady
Henry Patrick
A. B. Melton
Box
F. H
Mose Lee
Oo. L. Martin
Callen L. Brandon
George N. Turner
E. Saunders
L. Casady
Keevies
Lee Casady
G. E. Sanders
Mayhve & Sanders
Wtv
Jean Bowers
Deweyugene Bowers
Eugene Bowers
Betty Jean Bowers
K. Stubblefield
W. 8B. Ward, Jr
Plaintiff
P.O
G. C. Mayhoue, Jr. Conn
Mayhue, Kerr & Mayhue
South Broadway
Conn
Mayhoe, Mayhoe & Saunders
Don Cook
Bob Peeks
Rt. 5
Atlantic
Egypt
Henry A. Kissinger
Space Center
Houston
Space Shuttle
Gemini
Mercury
Moon
Eagle
The
Associated Press
B. M
Mack” Welch
Lenin
Gem Jewelers
W. Main
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