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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1971

Page

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Decline in U S farmers fuelsHouse debate

Washington AP A Senate speech by Sen Herman E Talmadge cites urban indifference to agriculture and subsidies as a drift from farming Our big city press allegedly demonizes farmers while the House hears testimony noting a near 50 decline in farm units over 20 years and urban clash over agricultural understanding

Washington Congress U.S Herman E. Talmadge Dga Senate Talmadge Senate Agriculture Committee Jamie L. Whitten D-Miss Don Paarlberg Agriculture Department USDA Mark Andrews R-N.d Whitten Paarlberg Secretaries of Agriculture Andrews

Nixon Delivers Secret Vietnam Study to Congress

President Nixon handed the top secret Pentagon study on Vietnam to Congress amid assurances papers would stay under lock and key. Leaders spoke of access for lawmakers but offered no guarantees against leaks as Rep. Moss pressed for an official copy for current hearings. The release includes the 1965 Gulf of Tonkin review alongside the 47 volume History of U.S. Decision Making on Vietnam Policy. Speaker Albert said the House copy goes to the Armed Services committee with strict secrecy and no guaranteed leaks.

Washington Nixon Vietnam Congress John E. Moss D-Calif House Houses Senate Secretary of Defense Melvin FR. Laird Laird Mike Mansfield White House U.S Gulf of Tonkin Carl Albert Armed Services Committee

Oklahoma deer hunting a backward glance

A historical overview by James R. Bond tracing Oklahoma deer hunting from pre statehood days through early 20th century efforts. It recalls abundant whitetail and mule deer, early exploration reports, and the rise of the Game and Fish Department with trapping, refuges, and the drive to restore deer populations toward 50,000.

Oklahoma James R. Bond Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation Oklahoma Territory Farily Cimarron County Stephen H. Long Long Washington Irving Charles J. Latrobe Arkansas Bixby Creek Pawnee Payne Temote Game and Fish Department McCurtain Pittsboro Atoka Pushimasha Ft. Sill Wichita Mountains Wildlife Game Division Delaware County Kenwood Indian Reservation Spavinaw Hills Hatibat

Ada Police Investigate Burglaries At Car Lot And Station

Ada police report a strong arm robbery at Consumers Oil Station on 10th and Mississippi where Kenneth D. Padon was struck and $147 robbed early Thursday. Investigators also probe a burglary at Lewis Brothers Auto Sales on 230 E 10th between 9 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday, with an air conditioner, tape recorder, table radio, and two new tires stolen.

Kenneth D. Padon Consumers Oil Station 10Th Mississippi Padon Ada Doyle Crawford Lewis Brothers Auto Sales Sam

Oklahoma 45th Division Association seeks historical items

Oklahoma's 45th Division Association called on Saturday for Oklahomans to dig out military items of historical value for a state military museum. Judge Fred Daugherty, chairman, said donations should relate to the Oklahoma Army National Guard and the 45th Infantry Division. Artifacts will be tagged with donor names and sketches.

Oklahoma 45Th Division Association Sooners U. S Fred Daugherty Oklahoma City Oklahoma Army National Guard 45Th Infantry Division Oklahoma Military Department N. E Daugherty

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