18 Additional Watershed Lakes Planned For Sanay
Kenneth Yoakum announced 18 more flood control structures planned for Sandy Creek Conservancy District, raising total impoundments to about 54 on Sandy and 51 in the expanded system. The project involves Pontotoc Coal and Johnston counties with costs surpassing $5,000,000 and requires state and federal approvals before final funding.
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Pontotoc County
Ada to renovate Frisco depot as chamber headquarters
The west end of Ada main street landmark depot, unused for years, will be refurbished by the Ada Chamber of Commerce into offices and a 150 person meeting space. Architect Ray James praises its art nouveau style and historic value as one of the last in the Frisco line and a sturdy, storied monument.
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Main Street
Ada
Ada Chamber of Commerce
Ray James
James
Frank Lloyd Wright
Clark
Madill
Ted Savage
Chamber of Commerce
West Main
Ade Chamber of Commerce
Don Cook
Ada Boy Is A Horse Prodigy Chop Sullivan
AP reports six year old Chop Sullivan trains and breaks horses on a 1300 acre ranch. He has trained 22 unbroken horses at $50 each and rides a Welsh stallion and a 16 month old colt. Henry Sullivan, a former rodeo performer, supports his son as he handles bucking horses and teaches riding amid family memory and rural pride.
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Henry Sullivan
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Nixon Rejects Third-Party Support Amid Wallace Clash
Former Vice President Richard Nixon says he wants no backing from George Wallace and accuses Wallace supporters of racist appeal. Rockefeller and Wallace trade shots as McCarthy and Humphrey outline education and peace talks positions in Denver and New York.
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George C. Wallace
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Rockefeller
Alabama
America
Montgomery
Ala
Humphrey
Eugene J. McCarthy
Paris
Denver
Colo
McCarthy
North Vietnam
United States of America
Latta Alumni Banquet Planned For Saturday Night
Latta alumni plan a banquet at 7 30 p m Saturday in the East Central State College Student Union Building. Mrs Charles Richard heads the association with Pat Hudson as vp and Joe Lovelace as secretary treasurer. Special guest Terry Baulch will receive the all around student of the year award and Rev M L Stegall will be honored with a presentation.
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Clive Ce
Ing
East Central State College
Lovelace
Terry Baulch
M. L. Stegall
Cumberland Presbyterian Church of
Clinton
Custer County
World meat production hits record in 1967
The Department of Agriculture reports the world’s major meat processors produced a record 124.3 billion pounds in 1967, up three percent from 1966 and 12 percent above the 1961 65 average. Only African and Pacific producers fell back. U S production rose sharply.
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Pacific
New Zealand
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Duncan Family Reunion spans continents and reunites relatives
The Duncan family gathers at Wintersmith Park for a Sunday reunion. Attendees include numerous relatives from Oklahoma City, Shawnee, Sapulpa, Detroit, Denver, Glen, and beyond, with guests from New Iberia Louisiana and other states, celebrating a long family tradition.
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Annie Duncan
F. E. Duncan
Wintersmith Park
Bill Burton
New Iberia
Louisiana
Sam Golden
Glen
M. E. Booth
Paul Duncan
Freddie
Charley Burton
Southwest Okla
M. T. Wallace
Keith
Oklahoma City
Merlene Dobbs
Elmer Duncan
Hutchinson
Kan
Larry Duncan
Debby and
John
Denver
Colo
David Golden
Cherrie
Geri
Clinton
Eddie Duncan
Eugene
Sandra
Janet
Donna
Dewayne
Sarcoxie
Glenda Shields
Douglas
Patricia Jarrett
Gina
Danz
Tina
Mickey
John Binkley
Steven
Melinda
Melisa
Johnna
Jerry Duncan
Martie
James Duncan
Karen
George Broquet
Detroit
Mich
Sam Duncan
Raymond Duncan
Willard
Ohio
Dale Tilley
Brenda
Jeffery
Delbert Duncan
Akron
Kirk Duncan
Shawnee
Vernon Scaff
Emma Booth
Juppy Booth
Darrell Farmer
Tammy
Kevin
Sapulpa
Mike
Laurie
Junction City
Jessie King
South West City
ASCS Office Extends Hours On Noon Trial Basis
The ASCS office now operates at noon on a three week trial through July 19. If noon service proves useful, hours will continue. otherwise the office will revert to the prior schedule of 3 12 a.m. and 1 5 p.m.
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