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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1965
Page
4
The Ada News urges driver training after recounting numerous boating safety lapses and children left unattended in cars. It cites near misses at Ada lakes, calls for laws against unsupervised children, and warns of potential fires, injuries, or deaths from careless behavior.
A religious sermon by Dr. Kenneth J. Foreman examines June Oriental insight on national decay. He traces disunity from Solomon's reign to modern times, linking excess wealth, heavy taxes, and a millennial need for unity with God to prevent national collapse.
A reflective piece explores what counts as early in the morning and why some take pride in rising early. It contrasts farm and city backgrounds, discusses how society valorizes wakefulness, and notes the risk of sleep loss when rising too early over several days.
A massive mobile home, labeled Wide Load, is towed south along SH 99 by a large truck. The unit spans the highway forcing cars to the shoulder as it moves at a startling speed. The observer jokes that there ought to be a law.
Justice of the peace courts in town handled 29 cases on Wednesday many involving traffic charges. In Judge Joe Beck’s docket were motorists cited for speeding at night improper parking and stop sign violations among others. In Judge Bert Ratliff’s court listed offenses included speeding in posted zones defective lights and exhaust bogus checks and resisting an officer.
Expensive oceanfront property on Miami Beach commands up to 4500 dollars per front foot as a winter resort area shows strong real estate demand. The market underscores the value of prime shoreline lots and luxury development potential amid seasonal buyers.
The Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary of the National Audubon Society lies northwest of Naples Florida, highlighting its position within a coastal wetlands area and its role in bird conservation.
Oklahoma Democrats report $60,000 raised toward $130,000 in debts. Fred Boston as finance chairman outlined progress. Former Gov. Raymond Gary named finance chairman for the 3rd District. W. T. Hale of Oklahoma City leads the 5th District and Warren Shear of Duncan heads the 6th District.
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower will speak at a two day Republican National Committee gathering in Washington. National Chairman Ray C. Bliss announced the luncheon address for next Monday marking his first meeting since Bliss assumed the post on January 22.
Washington AP reports a cooling relationship between the Democrats and the National Farmers Union over future farm aid. The union once backed strong federal intervention but now criticizes Johnson era spending and farm programs. The Grange remains the only major farm group broadly supporting administration proposals, though weak in key regions.
A discussion on whether a dying declaration from a victim can be used in court to identify or exonerate a killer. The piece weighs hearsay concerns against the pursuit of justice, noting safeguards like awareness of impending death and possibilities of gestures or near death certainty as evidence.
A fragmented mosaic of poems, aphorisms, and humorous snippets from various authors and voices. The excerpt blends light verse with social satire, quips on politics, love, fashion, and daily life, concluding with a playful line about climbing an oak tree.
On his 94th birthday Bernard Baruch was asked who he viewed as the greatest. He named the ordinary worker and caregiver the mother who feeds and trains her children, the sanitation worker, and the Unknown Soldier, along with millions of men who perform daily duties.
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