Ada Boy Scout To Attend World Jamboree In Japan
Ada High School senior to join 7,800 U S scouts at the 13th World Jamboree in Kyoto Japan for five days. He is Eagle Scout from Troop 4 First Christian Church with scoutmaster Angus McFarlane. Also mentions two other local youths joining and prior canoe trip adventures. A separate note cites a UN report on Pitcairn Island descendants and Norfolk Island counts.
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Ada
Rick Austin
Ada High School
Kyoto
Japan
Ted Austin
Nancy
First Christian Church
Angus McFarlane
Rich
U. S
Adan
Nurse Rehabilitation Seminar for Chronicle Ill Patients
A nursing personnel seminar to improve care for chronically ill patients is set for Thursday at 8:30 a.m. in the Oklahoma Room on East Central State College campus. It is sponsored by Ada Continuing Education Center Valley View Hospital and the Oklahoma Regional Medical Program.
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Southern
Oklahoma
East Central State College
Ada Continuing Education Center
Valley View Hospital
Oklahoma Regional Medical Program
ROTC Officer At East Central Receives Medals
Maj. Gary E. Vanderslice, acting professor of military science at East Central State College, received the U S Bronze Star and the Cross of Gallantry for meritorious service in Vietnam from April 1970 to April 1971. Presentation was by East Central president Dr. Stanley P. Wagner at a campus ceremony. Vanderslice joined the army in 1960 and served as senior adviser to Regional Population Forces in Binh Binh Province in the Mekong Delta. He and his wife Barbara and two sons reside in Portales New Mexico, where Dr. Irvin is on the Eastern New Mexico University faculty.
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Gary E. Vanderslice
East Central State College
Vietnam
East Central
Maj. Vanderslice
U. S
Stanley P. Wagner
Binh Binh
Mekong Delta
South Vietnam
Barbara
Christopher
Drew
Portales
N. M
Irvin
Eastern New Mexico University
Douglas Irwin Earns Doctorate At OU
Douglas Irwin son of Mrs Grace Danley Rt 6 Ada completed requirements for his doctorate in communication from the University of Oklahoma Norman He attended Ada public schools and East Central State College before earning his bachelor’s and master’s degrees at OU.
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Douglas Irwin
Grace Danley
Rt. 6
Ada
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Irwin
East Central State College
Innovations Bring Back Memories From New England Schools
Dr Max Rafferty rails at private New England schools exhuming Progressive Education relics. He cites Cambridge Massachusetts teaching social anthropology and teachers letting students craft their own axioms. He highlights Woodstock Vermont and Windsor Mountain as prime examples of quackery and drug culture in education with students and staff clashing over modern methods. The piece mocks headmasters and alumni success rhetoric while noting a large private school with about 350 pupils.
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Max Rafferty
New England
Massachusetts
Cambridge
John Dewey
Saturday Review
Richard
Susan de Lone
Woodstock Country School
Vermont
Woodstock
Abbie Hoffman
Windsor Mountain School
Dr. Dewey
Tibet
Progressive Education
Education mills of the rich schools under fire
The piece condemns elite private schools with high tuitions and favorable pupil teacher ratios. It portrays students as wealthy and white and argues such schools fail to educate, accusing administrators of profiting from parents while clinging to an outdated philosophy dressed in flashy rhetoric.
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Croesus
Tibet
Los Angeles Times
Byng School Sets Enrollment Dates
Byng School announces enrollment runs Monday August 2 through August 20 with parents urged to accompany students. Principal Bill Keller says faculty will be available weekdays during enrollment. Regular classes start August 23. Homer and Francis schools enroll August 17 to 20 with the same start date for classes.
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Byng
Bill Keller
Homer and
Francis
Hemer and Francis
Nixon's Early Moon Launch Watch From Camp David
President Nixon rose early at Camp David to watch Apollo 15 lift off from Cape Kennedy. He called the astronauts Col. David R. Scott Lt. Col. James B. Irwin and Maj. Alfred M. Worden and spoke with White House aides about budget work and upcoming deficit figures as the nation followed the space mission closely.
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Thurmont
Nixon
Camp David
Catoctin Mountains
Cape Kennedy
Pat
Julie
David Eisenhower
Bebe” Rebozo
Cape
White House
Arnie
Arnold Palmer
Harrison
N.Y
Treasury Department
Congress
Washington
Ziegler
HR. Haldeman
Suncey
Brockway Glass Posts Record Second Quarter Sales
Brock Way Glass Company in Brockway PA reported record second quarter sales of 55.3145 million, up 16 percent from 47.7141 million a year earlier. Quarterly earnings were 3.6615 million or 0.75 per share versus 3.8037 million or 0.79 per share. First half sales reached 102.644 million, up from 92.2983 million. six months earnings were 6.7377 million or 1.38 per share, slightly below last year's 7.0619 million or 1.46 per share.
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Brockway
BrockWay Glass Company
Kerr Lab Tests Reassure Arbuckle Lake Health
Lake of the Arbuckles remains normal after a scare about sulfuric acid buildup. Kerr Water Research Center tests at multiple depths show no untoward acid levels, with limestone neutralizing potential acidity and thermal stratification cycling as in any typical impoundment.
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W. L. Knickmeyer
John C. Higgins
Higgins
Kerr Water Research Center
Ada
William Duffer
Duffer
Arbuckle
Dulfer
Darling
Arbuckle Lake
Dutfer
Emergency Center Expands VEE Vaccination To Six More States
The Federal Emergency Center in Houston extends its Venezuelan Equine Encephalomyelitis vaccination program from five to eleven states including California, Arizona, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, and Florida, with vaccinations starting in 7 to 10 days. Texas reports continued VEE cases and deaths, while mosquito spraying covers coastal areas to curb spread.
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Houston
Clifford M. Hardin
Texas
Arkansas
Louisiana
New Mexico
Oklahoma
California
Arizona
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Washington
South
M. J. Tillery
Emergency Center
Federal
Labora
Texas Health Department
South Texas
Lake Charles
Corpus Christi
Victoria
Brownsville
Tex
John Arnold
Federal Center
Vetora
Department of Defense
Army
Medina Trial Jury Selected for My Lai Case
Med ina trial opens with jury selection for Capt Ernest Medina charged with assault and murder of 102 Vietnamese civilians during the My Lai sweep on May 16, 1965. Defense F Lee Bailey and Capt Mark Kadish with Army prosecutor Capt William Eckhardt lead from a panel of 10 officers. Medina, 34, from Montrose Colorado, commanded Charlie Company of the Americal Division. The noncapital trial carries a maximum life sentence if convicted. Lt. William L. Calley Jr., Medina’s former platoon leader, was convicted of murdering 22 civilians and received life imprisonment after his death sentence was commuted.
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FT. Mcpherson, Ga
Ernest Medina
My Lai
F. Lee Bailey
Boston
Mark Kadish
Army
William Eckhardt
Medina
Montrose
Colo
Charlie
Americal Division
William L. Calley Jr
Ft. Benning
Calley
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South Pacific
Norfolk Island
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Heinz Bondy
Windsor Mountain
First National IS
First National Bank
Mea Eae
F.D.I.C
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Kerr Lab
Lake
Tory
Atlanta, Ga
Matagorda County
Guadalupe County
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Matagorda
Guadalupe
Vee
Tillery
Mexico
Arnold
Texas-Louisiana
Hardin
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Ena
Slongines
Wittnauer
H Bruem Stampe
Gem Jewelers
V. W.maly
B. M
Mack” Welch
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