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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1972

Page

7

Doctors Plan Autopsy Of Egyptian Mummy

In Philadelphia AP reports seven doctors at the University of Pennsylvania Museum will autopsy an ordinary Egyptian mummy to study ancient cancer, hepatitis, syphilis, and air pollution. They will unwrap and post mortem examine as for a living patient to compare disease patterns with modern times.

Philadelphia Physical Anthropology Laboratory University of Pennsylvania Museum Martin Mandell Egypt Michael Zimmerman

Demonstrations taper off across country

Protests against new U.S. moves in Vietnam wind down after five days of nationwide action. Organizers called for a five minute silent vigil on college campuses as arrests and scattered violence marked the final day of demonstrations. Notable events included vigils and marches at Kent State, Stanford, Berkeley, San Francisco State, San Jose State, Northwestern and Madison, with small gatherings in Mountain Home, Idaho, and other sites. Dr. Herschel H. Hobbs, Oklahoma City Baptist leader, announced retirement from the pastorate effective January 1 while continuing ministry and preaching duties.

Associated Press U.S Vietnam Oklahoma City Herschel H. Hobbs Oklahoma Hobbs First Baptist Church Southern Baptist Convention Dr. Hobbs Kent State University Stanford University University of California At Berkeley San Francisco State College San Jose State College Northwestern University Evanston Selective Service Madison Wis Nixon Mountain Home Idaho Mountain Home Air Force Base

Owl Creek Church Revival Starts At Owl Creek Church Of God

Rev Gifford Petrol will lead a revival at Owl Creek Church of God three miles north of Stonewall. The revival began Sunday and continues through May 21 with nightly services at 7 pm. Special singing planned each night. Pastor C. Couper leads the Owl Creek church.

Gifford Owl Creek Church Be. C. Couper

Republicans Plan Poll Watching Move

Washington AP reports key Republican strategists are setting up a nationwide poll watching system to deter alleged voting irregularities ahead of the presidential election. Murray Chotiner leads the effort, focusing on areas with strong Democratic organization including Cook County Missouri East St Louis New Jersey Indiana Kentucky Texas and New Mexico.

Washington Murray Choliner Nixon Chotiner Cook County J. Louis, Mo East St. Tl New Jersey Indiana Kentucky Texas New Mexico

Two Good Orators Somerset Pa National Legion Contest Winner

Dan L. Webster won the American Legion oratorical contest in Somerset Pennsylvania. He received a gold medal and a $25 savings bond as prizes.

Somerset, Pa American Legion Dan L. Webster Webster Daniel Webster U.S Jes

Cemetery to Erect Memorial Day Flags at Rosedale

The Rosedale Cemetery Commission will raise 2 x 3 flags on veterans' graves from Saturday May 27 through Tuesday May 30. Flags will be higher quality with a metal standard and spread eagle finial. A one time $1 tax is charged for flag and service. after payment, flags will be raised each Memorial Day and perhaps Veterans Day. Families may contact Ed Gwin at Gwin's Rexall Drug Store to provide the deceased's name.

Rosedale Cemetery Uns Joe Gifford Cemetery Commission Ed Gwin Gwin Rex All Drug Store East Main

Mosquitoes Targeted by Tiny Parasitic Worms

Government scientists report a breakthrough in mosquito control using nematodes that infect larvae. Field tests by USDA linked groups in El Salvador and WHO programs in Taiwan and Thailand show promise without chemicals. A low cost mass production method for the species Reesimermis niélseni is highlighted.

Washington Agriculture Department U.S. Public Health Service el Salvador World Health Organization Taiwan Thailand Reesimermis Niélseni Agricultural Research USDA

Big Thicket Holds Rare Scientific Interest and Turbulent Battle

The Big Thicket in Southeast Texas, a three million acre habitat with eight ecological systems, draws scientists and lovers alike while fueling violent politics between lumber interests and dog people who hunt there. Bills in Congress seek a 100000 to 106000 acre park, yet logging, land claims, and river bottom preserves complicate preservation. Geraldine Watson notes the area’s botanical richness and the need to protect habitat and history amid ongoing contention.

Texas Houston Jack Giberson Texas General Land Office I. C. Eason Grand Canyon Congress Ollie Crawford Jasper National Park Service Neches River Bob Eckhardt Geraldine Watson Silsbee Geraldine Village Creek

Edmondson Gains New County Support for Senate Bid

Congressman Ed Edmondson announced Saturday that committees backing his U.S. Senate candidacy have formed in eight more counties, increasing the total number of counties with such organizations.

Oklahoma City Ed Edmondson U.S

Looking Around With Sid Hathaway

Canada faces a birth rate dip described as likely temporary as surveys show changes in family timing. Women once had two children early in marriage but now delay and then have four or five. In England John Mackelston ran for Village Council with the slogan Don’t vote for me. It was a complete success. He didn’t get a single vote. In Miami Elizabeth Lightbourn living alone suffered a stroke as Engine Co. 10 arrived for safety checks, was rushed to hospital and rested comfortably. A Los Angeles switchboard operator with 59 parking violations spent eight days in jail. Judge Loren Miller fined her 570. The page includes a large crossword with clues and answers ranging across common words and general knowledge.

Canada al Stretton England John Mackelston Miami Elizabeth Lightbourn Engine Co Los Angeles Loren Miller

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