East Central State lists 42 students on honor roll
Forty two East Central State College students are named to the president's honor roll for the spring semester for earning all A's while enrolled in 15 or more hours. The list includes Ada, Buchanan. Charles Dickerson. Stephen Dillard. Winona Elliot. Hoyt Morris. Ricky Newton. Sharon Osborn. Sandy Richard. Mike Schonick. Arthur Smith. Jo White. Ardmore resident Ronald Watson. Atoka student Larry Pruitt. Margaret Fitzgerald Coretta Turpin. Ann Weeks. Clayton Jim Branam. Coalgate Elzie Hickerson. Elmore City Jana Richardson. Harrah Karen Stewart. Haworth Judy Neel. Healdton Ruth Garst. Henryetta Bobby Hobbs. Larry Kennedy. Holdenville Jerry Cofer. Karol Massey. Konawa Sharon K. Johnson. Sandra McClure. McAlester Jean Ettner. Marietta Alton Fannin. Maysville Donald Russell. Midwest City Brenda Robinson. Muskogee Donna Allen. Oklahoma City Beverly Alberry. Carolyn Barton. Pryor Lynn Carrigan. Sulphur Ronnie Martin. Wanette Sue Koehler. Wynnewood Andy Glenn Mary Moyer.
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East Central State College
Ada
Bill Buchanan
Charles Dickerson
Stephen Dillard
Winona Elliot
Hoyt Morris
Ricky Newton
Sharon Osborn
Sandy Richard
Mike Schonick
Ellendale College to Close July 1 in North Dakota
The Ellendale campus of the University of North Dakota faces closure with buildings valued at 3.5 million dollars and sale to a new owner likely for token pay. Faculty fear job loss and relocation as the Ellendale Branch shuts its doors on July 1.
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Ellendale
N.D
State College
North Dakota
Dave Law
Univ. of
N. Dakota
Court Hands Down Ruling For Pools
The Supreme Court ruled 5 to 4 that cities facing integration orders may close swimming pools and other public facilities, denying use to both blacks and whites. Justice Black stated the Constitution requires states not to promote racial separation. The decision marks a civil rights setback with Justices Douglas Brennan White and Marshall dissenting.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Jackson, Miss
Hugo L. Black
High Court
Black
Nixon Administration
Warren E. Burger
Harry A. Blackmun
John M. Harlan
Potter Stewart
William O. Douglas
William J. Brennan Jr
Byron R. White
Thurgood Marshall
Presbyterians Protest Angela Davis Defense Fund
Oklahoma Presbyterians protest a proposed $10 000 grant to the Angela Davis Defense Fund by a national church council. The vote follows Davis being on trial in California for a judge’s slaying, with local churches denouncing the proposal as un American and un Christian.
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Angela Defense Fund
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Presbyterians
Church National Committee
Angela Davis Defense Fund
Miss Davis
California
National Council On Church and Race
St. Andrew United Presbyterian Church
Marin County
Calif
McAlester
The
First Presbyterian
National Church
Angela Davis
Reapportionment Still May Be Required
ACLU official told black Southern legislators that states may still be required to use single member districts based on racial exclusion records. John te, Southern Regional Council, and lawyers briefed them on Indiana and Hinds County rulings and how they affect Voting Rights Act cases.
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Atlanta, Ga
American Civil Liberties Union
South
U.S. Supreme Court
Indiana
Charles Morgan Jr
ACLU
Morgan
George Taylor
Lawyers Committee For Civil Rights Under Law
Jackson
Miss
Hinds County
Taylor
Southern Regional Council
John Te
High Court
Upward Bound arrives on East Central campus for summer program
One hundred area high school students arrive at East Central State College for the sixth annual Upward Bound session. The group will stay through July 21 in Pelagi Hall with a full slate of courses and activities including remedial reading, psychology led discussions, and a busy schedule of field trips and intramural sports.
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East Central Campus
East Central State College
Upward Bound
Pelagi Hall
Robert A. Hasskarl
EC Project
Edith Hudson
Byng
Hasskar
Chimpanzee Studies At College By Dr Max Rafferty
A humorous tale frames a chimpanzee pupil at the University of California, Sarah a seven year old chimp studied by professors as she learns grammar and the conditional mood in a comic take on scholarly curiosity.
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State Prison
Joe
Harvard
Sarah
University of California
Grammar Lesson From a Hairy Ape and a Candy Motive
A columnist contrasts Sarah who learns grammar with a classroom that dulls motivation. Sarah uses symbols and logic to form sentences and even earns chocolate for correct conditional reasoning. The piece argues that reducing competition and hard grammar has dimmed student drive compared to earlier, stricter methods.
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Sarah
East Central Receives $85,000 Special Services Grant
East Central State College will again receive an 85 thousand dollar grant from the U S Department of Health Education and Welfare to fund the Special Services Division for disadvantaged students including those with physical handicaps. The program supports counseling curriculum modification summer sessions tutoring and specialized equipment. James Caruthers notes a focus on social activities physical therapy and adaptive sports while planning future job placement and a November job fair with the Governor's Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Central State College
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Henry Bellman
Fred Harris
Caruthers
Governor’s Council
East Central State College Hosts Five Week Communications Workshop
A five week workshop on deaf communication runs June 21 at East Central State College. Dale D. Duck from the Oklahoma School for the Deaf teaches finger spelling and sign language to college and vocational rehab students, with openings for townspeople. Classes run daily 1 to 4 pm, grouped in three sessions, free of charge. Contact Caruthers in Room 212 Education Building or call 332-8000 extension 2224 or 2225.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Central State College
Dale D. Duck
Oklahoma School For the Deaf, Sulphur
Caruthers
Nixon Calls Officials On Drug Crisis In American Society
President Nixon convened a White House meeting with seven ambassadors and key aides to address drug abuse and its spread in the United States and in Vietnam. Ellsworth Bunker said Saigon notes rising marijuana and hard drug availability and the U.S. urged partner countries to curb narcotics traffic amid a looming government initiative.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
U.S
Mexico
Turkey
South Vietnam
Thailand
France
Luxembourg
United Nations
William P. Rogers
John N. Mitchell
Treasury
John B. Connally
Ellsworth Bunker
Andrews Air Force Base
Saigon
United States
Vietnam
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Bookmobile Schedule for Chickasaw Library Week
The Chickasaw Library Bookmobile releases this week timetable with Monday visits at 9:45 Nebo 10:15 Dougherty and 1:00 Hickory. Friday routes include 11:00 Cottonwood 1:15 Centrahoma and 2:30 Tupelo.
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Chickasaw
Nebo
Dougherty
Hickory
Cottonwood
Centrahoma
Tupelo
Joy Crouch Announces Employment Increase
Miss Joy Crouch, Youth Summertime Job Placement Coordinator, reported sixty eight youth placements in May with a thirteen percent gain in late May after the program began. One hundred fifty youths filed applications as she spoke to Kiwanis Lions and Retail Merchants groups and Ada High School.
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Crouch
Greater Kiwanis Club
Lions Club
Retail Merchants Association
Ada High School
Miss Crouch
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Larry Darbison
Lise Gavriloff
A. B. Brister
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Ted Lewis
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Leland Newton
Robert A. Payne
Bob Davis
Florence Welborn
Gene Gentry
Jon Flowers
Phil Bray
Bill Guy
Carolyn Roper
Peggy O’neal
Judy Sanders
Coleen Bates
Max Rafferty
Tarzan
Jane
Cheetah
East Central
James Caruthers
B. M
Mack” Welch
Joy Crouch
Oklahoma State Employment Service
West 12Th Street
Elgin
Gem Jewelers
W. Main
Ann
YA Full Service Bank
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