Cooperatives Seen as Aid for Poor Farmers
Washington AP report notes Agriculture Department officials advocate farmer cooperatives to aid poor farmers. David W. Angevine of the Farmer Cooperative Service outlines agency help including financial and technical support, with three main programs after a 1953 establishment and a recent reorganization focusing on research marketing and farm services.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
David W. Angevine
Farmer Cooperative Service
Angevine
FCS
Orville
Department of Agriculture
Alaska
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
Colorado
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
New Mexico
North Carolina
North Dakota
Oklahoma
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
West Virginia
Congress
Vanoss Alumni Banquet Plans Highlight 14th Annual Event
Vanoss alumni are urged to reserve for the 14th annual banquet set for June 29 at Vanoss High School. Karl Tilley, president of the Alumni Association, said invitations have been mailed to out-of-town members and reservations are coming in. Tickets are sold by J. T. Murphy, Mrs. Glenda Briggs, and Pogli Pinley at listed addresses.
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Vanoss
Vanoss High School
Karl Tilley
Vanoss Alumni Association
J. T. Murphy
Ada
Glenda Briggs
Methodists Announce Pastor Changes Across Oklahoma
The Oklahoma Conference of the United Methodist Church announced 137 pastoral transfers during a five day session in Oklahoma City. Reassignments span Ada district to Enid district and include ministers moving to new charges or taking seminary study.
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Oklahoma
United Methodist Church
Oklahoma City
Ada
Owen Gragg
Herman Ging
First
Clair Payette
Asbury-Francis
Ketchum-Cleora
Kerney E. Graham Jr
Homing
Allen-Atwood
Dwayne Higgins
Carmen
Enid
East Central
Bruce Govett
Phillips University
Alys E. Ward
Coalgate-Centrahoma
Harold Swink
Fittstown-Pontotoc
Otto Elling
Konawa - Sasakwa
C. Lawson
Maud - Bowlegs
Tyrone
Oscar I. Wilkie
Spavinaw-Salina
Mel Morgan Jr
Pickett-Pleasant Hill
Edward Kilpatrick
Rolf Fitzhugh
Claude M. Peeler
Stonewall- Tupelo
Harold D. Hunt
Stratford
Alfred D. Erwin
Wanette
Foy Conrad
Ardmore
Davis
Joe Hock
Po Ve
Charles Hanna
Wapanucka - Clarita
Justus Edmond
Rafting Adventure Planned By Himalayan Mountaineering Institute
Lt. Col. Narinder Kumar, former deputy leader of the 1965 Everest expedition, plans to add rafting to the Institute's Adventure Course for boys in Darjeeling. Fifteen Australian boys tested the Teesta River last winter on six rafts over 18 miles. five hours total. Two rafts hit rocks at eight miles and the group waded ashore.
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Darjeeling
India
Himalayas
Narinder Kumar
Himalayan Mountaineering Institute
Kumar
Mt. Everest
Australia
Teesta
Snowy Mountains
Sikkim
OSU to Study Oklahoma Mourning Doves This Summer
Oklahoma State University researchers led by Dr. Robert Smith will start a three year study on mourning doves in Oklahoma. The program will use banding cop counts and wing analysis to map dove distribution and harvest levels, inviting hunters to send wings for age and origin data. Open season exists across the 48 contiguous states.
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Oklahoma State University
Oklahoma
Robert Smith
OSU
Smith
Revenue Bonds Up for Ada City Council Vote
Ada City Council discussed and approved resolutions for a 135000 revenue bond issue to fund city improvements. The Ada Public Works Authority will lease airport property and oversee water and sewer upgrades with Thangars planned on the leased ground. A legal contract with W R Shoemaker of Oklahoma City was approved for bond legal work. The bonds go on sale July 15 and a Hillsdale Estates subdivision plat for Mrs Bill Crisman was approved.
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Ada City Council
Ada Public Works Authority
W. R. Shoemaker
Oklahoma City
Bill Crisman
Hillsdale Estates
Girls State Opens As Kennedy Tragedy Reverberates
Oklahoma Governor Dewey Bartlett calls the Kennedy shooting an American tragedy during the Girls State inaugural on the East Central State College campus. Delegates, state officials, and Legion leaders observe a somber mood despite celebratory events as they vote on telegrams and prepare for sessions and talent night.
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Girls State
East Central State College
Oklahoma
Dewey Bartlett
Robert F. Kennedy
Bartlett
Kennedy
California
America
American Legion Auxiliary
Jill Click
Altus
Los Angeles
American Legion and Legion Auxiliary
Ralph B. Hodges
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Kay Klein
Justice Hodges
Herman Reimink
Auxiliary State Department
Eldridge Colston
Legion Department
Willis C. Reed
Auxiliary
W. H. Redman
the Legion
Phillip Haddad
Boys State
Science Hall
East Central
Adans
Girl State
Legion
Girls State House
Senate
Wayne von Feldt
Two Irving Teachers Retire After Long Careers
Two Irving School instructors Jessie Bell DeMoss and Dorothy Benson retire after 40 and 37 years in education. They taught music and third grade, collaborated on school programs, and will pursue club, church, and family activities in retirement. Principal Paul Landrith praises their irreplaceable presence.
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Irving School
Jessie Bell DeMoss
Dorothy Benson
Irving
DeMoss
Adan
Francis
Allen
Latta
Maxwell School
Ada Junior High
Benson
Milburn
Pauls Valley
Nebraska
Mellett
Ind
Ada Highie
East Central State College
East Central
J. M
Kerr McGee
Oklahoma City
Bob DeMoss
Auxiliary Enterprises
Northeast College
Monroe
American Association of University Women
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Hospital Auxiliary
Eastern Star
Rebeccah
Oak Avenue Baptist Church
Homer approves school annexation to Byng and Ada
Homer district residents voted 175 to 39 to annex to Ada and Byng, total 214 the largest in years. A portion near Hillsdale Estates joins Ada, the rest to Byng, while Homer Elementary remains with Byng for now.
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Homer
Byng
Ada
Paul Ryan
Hillsdale Estates
Byng Board of Education
Test Can Predict Heart Trouble in Oklahoma City
University of Oklahoma Medical Center researcher Dr. Gunner Severius reports a 15 minute radiocardiogram test can forecast heart attack within six months with 70 percent accuracy. The seven year study on 120 patients shows four of 95 low risk individuals suffered heart attacks, suggesting risk periods may be managed with rest and medication.
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Oklahoma City
University of Oklahoma Medical Center
Gunner Severius
Sevelius
OU Medical Center
Severius
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Tulsa
Billie Roberts
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J. W. Albritton
Miss Shope
Mary Jane Shope
Byng High School
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