New Body Composition Tests Offered to Oklahoma Ranchers
Oklahoma State University announces two new methods for measuring meat animals. The K-40 counter estimates fat free lean from potassium levels while the Scan-o-gram uses high frequency sound to gauge fat thickness and ribeye area. Experiments at the Live Animal Evaluation Center near Stillwater show low error margins and promising breeding selection results. Applications for Friday custom service begin June 5 with prearrival deadlines and a $25 fee plus optional $2 for tranquilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Hillier
Animal Sciences and Industry
Oklahoma State University
OSU
Stillwater
Lowell Walters
Oklahoma Cattlemen’s Association
Walters
Hillier
Meat Laboratory
Oklahoma
OSU Live Animal Evaluation Center Advisory Committee
Trial Witness Identifies Defendant in Dallas Stabbing Case
Ollie Whitley 80 testified in Dallas asst. DA Scott Hudson asked him to identify the suspect in a November stabbing and robbery. Whitley initially pointed at a juror then corrected to Nathanial Goodman, who was later found not guilty after jurors deliberated briefly.
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Dallas
Ollie Whitley
Asst. Dist. Atty
Scott Hudson
Whitley
Hudson
Nathanial Goodman
Goodman
County Woman Badly Hurt In Accident Here
A 64 year old county woman, Mary Josephine McAnally, was seriously injured when the pickup she rode in overturned west of Ada on SH 13. Her son William Wayne McAnally was hospitalized in fair condition. State trooper H T Gay cited defective steering as the cause after the vehicle went off the road and rolled once.
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Ada
SH 13
Mary Josephine McAnally
Valley View Hospital
William Wayne McAnally
Route 2
H. T. Gay
McAnally
Gay
Natives Named To Posts At Sun Refinery
Two area natives join a 12 member Sun Oil Company Products Group at the Duncan refinery Ada native Jesse A Warren becomes manager labor at the Duncan plant Allen native Luther Jones advances as operating superintendent Warren a 30 year DX veteran served in the USAAF and is a chemist by training Jones a 40 year DX veteran began as shell still operator and rose to supervisor at Duncan Both hold degrees from East Central State College and have long Petrochemical affiliations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun Oil Company
New Products Group
Duncan
Ada
Jesse A. Warren
Allen
Luther Jones
Warren
U.S. Army Air Force
East Central State College
American Petroleum Institute
American Chemical Society
Jones
Shell
June Accident Sum Holds At Six With No New Events
Ada reports no accidents on Wednesday keeping June total at six, unchanged from the prior year. Municipal Court saw Eugene B. Brown Roy Melvin Johnson and Joe Walker plead guilty to public drunkenness and each paid a $20 fine. Bonds forfeited in various assault and traffic cases included George W Lindsey Laura Lindsey Patricia Thomason William L Gould Charley Hef fington Jewell H Brown and Robert Massey Rich. In District Court Charlene Lett pleaded guilty to a bogus check with sentencing deferred for 90 days Rollie Lewis Hall pleaded guilty to grand larceny with pre sentence review set for July 10. Other defendants pleaded guilty or faced charges including speeding reckless driving no driver s license and related offenses with modest fines.
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Ada
Eugene B. Brown
Roy Melvin Johnson
Joe Walker
George W. Lindsey
Laura Lindsey
Patricia Thomason
William L. Gould
Charley M. Heffington
Jewell H. Brown
Charlene Lett
Rollie Lewis Hall
Nicholas Worcester Jr
Michael Lee Cochran
Mickey Gene Melton
Norman Factor
Robert Massey Rich
Thunderstorms Expected Across Oklahoma Today
The U S Weather Bureau warned of a few thunderstorms developing today over Oklahoma some potentially severe. Western skies were clear, central and eastern areas were cloudy with highs in the lower 90s in the west and 80s elsewhere. Storms reached southwestern and central Oklahoma Wednesday night with some moving in from Kansas and tornado watches in effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Oklahoma
U. S
Ada Soldier Receives Basic Training Leadership Award
Pvt. Deryk L. Redden of Ada earned the Leadership Award at the U S Army Training Center Infantry Fort Bragg. He was selected for outstanding performance in all phases of basic training with Company E 2nd Battalion 1st Basic Combat Training Brigade.
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FT. Bragg
N.C
Usatci
Deryk L. Redden
Ada
U. S. Army Training Center
Infantry
Reuben Redden
E. 14Th
Redden
East Central Announces Four New Faculty Members
East Central State College reveals four new faculty hires for the fall replacing retirees and resignations. Opal Willard Lee joins English and Upward Bound as counselor. Jack Wiley Paschall becomes director of audio visual services and education instructor. Peggy Brown Condor fills Sturdevant’s vacancy with graduate assistant duties. Nan cy Ebey Ballard returns in sociology with OSU graduate work. Dr. E W James notes more positions pending regent approval and several staff will take leaves for further study.
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East Central State College
Myrtle Sturdevant
Roy Allen
James West
Miss Sturdevant
East Central Business Education Department
Allen
University of Oklahoma
West
James Moore
Opal Willard Lee
Lee
East Central
Wiley College
Marshall
Tex
Idabel
Jack Wiley Paschall
Paschall
Southeastern
Lovington
N. M
Mer
Oklahoma State University
Nancy Ebey Ballard
E. W. James
Bartlett pressure on OU board unites opposition in Oklahoma City
Gov. Bartlett faces Senate Education Committee scrutiny over Dr. W. M. Lockard appointment to OU Board amid talk of ousting OU President J. Herbert Hollomon. Sen. Miller vows to probe any conditions tied to new regent and to press for independence of constitutional boards. Hollomon's contract runs to June 30 and regents plan a June review.
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Oklahoma City
Dewey Bartlett
University of Oklahoma
J. Herbert Hollomon
George Miller
D-Ada
Senate Education Committee
OU Board of Regents
W. M. Lockard
Bartlesville
Miller
Holloman
Oklahoma
Harvard University
Bartlett
Regents
Dr. Holloman
Senate
Hollomon
Dr. Lockard
Lockard
Road Commission To Receive Bids On Area Projects
The Oklahoma Highway Commission will accept bids by June 26 for 58 area projects with an estimated total cost of 8,784,722 dollars. Local items include Murray County US 77 widening and overlay and SH 7 resurfacing near Davis and Sulphur, Pontotoc County SH 3 widening and resurfacing near Ada and Coal County line.
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Oklahoma Highway Commission
Murray County
Davis
Pontotoc County
Ada
Pontotoc
Coal County
Explosions Rip Anesthesia Firm In Downtown Oklahoma City
More than two dozen blasts damaged Anesthesia Service Inc in downtown Oklahoma City at mid morning. One worker was injured. flames engulfed the building as firefighters contained the blaze by 10 30 a.m. and searched for victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Anethesia Company
Anesthia Service Inc
Lee
North Third
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