Water Research Center dedication at Ada
The Robert S. Kerr Water Research Center in Ada will be officially dedicated at 10 a.m. with open houses 2 to 5 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. Speakers include James M. Quigley, Gov. Henry Bellman, Sen. Mike Monroney, Sen. Fred Harris and Rep. Tom Steed. The center will employ about 150 when fully staffed and spans 13 states, hosting more than 30 laboratories and 50 offices in a 50 000 square foot facility.
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Robert S. Kerr Water Research Center
James M. Quigley
Federal Water Pollution Control Administration
Henry Bellman
Mike Monroney
Fred Harris
Tom Steed
Ada
Oklahoma
East Central State College
Laboratory
East Central
Missouri
Arkansas
California
Tests Indicate Little Variation Between Races
An OSU psychology study comparing 825 white students with 325 at Oakwood College Huntsville Ala shows virtually no difference in personality when groups are matched by age sex intelligence and socio economic and rural urban background. White students scored higher on anxiety while Negro students tended to agree more readily with others.
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Stillwater
Oklahoma State University
OSU
Oakwood College
Huntsville
Ala
Sinai Frenkel
Israel
Hunstville
Frenkel
Accident Report Adds May Total to Twenty Two
One accident was reported Wednesday raising May’s total to 22, compared with 21 in the same period last year. Frieda Sue Byers backed from a West Main parking space at 5 54 p m and collided with Jeff Glendel Dearman of 418 West 14th traveling west. Byers, and several others, forfeited bonds in Municipal Court for improper backing stop sign speeding careless driving and improper exhaust. Ed Fulsom pleaded guilty in County Court to driving while intoxicated, receiving a $100 fine, costs and a six month suspended sentence.
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Frieda Sue Byers
Francis
West Main
Jeff Glendel Dearman
West 14Th
Frieda Byers
Lena W. Butler
Jerry Lee Yeargan
Bennie D. Atkeson
Billy D. Derryberry
Ed Fulsom
Idolatry and the Fall of Samaria in Hosea Amos
The sermon argues Samaria’s death was divine punishment for idolatry and pride, not mere political failure. It compares Israel’s worship of false gods to worldly imitation, warns against cultural conformity, and notes God’s judgments come through foreign threats and calamities.
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Samaria
Egypt
Ahijah
Israel
Billy Graham
Dr. Graham
America
Amos and Hosea
Jux
Gary Again Leads County Voting With Light Turnout
Pontotoc County backed Raymond Gary in the governor race by a 3 560 to 2 450 margin, while overall turnout was among the lightest in county history. Gary won 32 boxes to Moore’s eight. State Questions 434 and 435 lost locally, with 3 902 to 1 492 for the vocational training amendment and 3 210 to 1 969 against legislative sessions. Joe Bailey Cobb won the state auditor post locally.
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Ernest Thompson
Pontotoc County
Raymond Gary
Gary
Moore
State Board For Vocational Training
Joe Bailey Cobb
Oklahoma Democrat Moore wins governor runoff in rural counties
Complete unofficial county by county results show Moore carrying 18 of 19 rural boxes and sweeping Ward One areas in the Democratic governor runoff. Republicans split precincts with Bartlett winning most boxes and Patterson edging Kinkaid for senate nomination.
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Cobb
Clark Johnson
John N. Rogers
Plowboy Edwards
Cook
Robert O. Cunningham
John Rogers
A. F. Shaw
Dewey Bartlett
John N. “Happy
Pat Patterson
Don Kinkaid
U.S. Senate
Gary
Moore
Roff
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Country Club
Wintersmith Park
Commissioner of Charities and Corrections
Bartlett
Camp County
Adair
Atoka
Beaver
Beckham
Blaine
Bryan
Caddo
Carter
Cleveland
Craig
Creek
Custer
Delaware
Dewey
Ellis
Eilis
Garfield
Garvin
Grady
Grant
Greer
Harmon
Harper
Arper
Haskell
Askell
Hughes
Jackson
Jefferson
Johnston
Kay
Kingfisher
Gary Moore
Kiowa
Latimer
Reese
LeFlore al
Lincoln
Logan
Marshall
Mayes
Murray
Muskogee
Aerereereererereeeree
Noble
Eseeneserereere Rene
Nowata
Okfuskee
Okmulgee
Osage
Ottawa
Ahloso
Pawnee
Eneervrenr Eens
Payne
N. Allen
S. Allen
Wwe
Pottawatomie
Fairgrounds
Pushmataha
Fittstown Ereereneeeee
Roger Mills
Fitzhugh Eeseeeeeeree
Rogers
Francis
Seminole
Homer Eeeeereeereeeereen
Sequoyah
Lattn
Stephens
Texas
Maxwell
Tulsa
Woodward
Vaness
Es Ska
Preston Moore
Raymond Gary
John N. Happy Camp
U. S. Senate
Credibility Gap and a Lizard's Summer Adventure
A reflective column on whether the press is trusted and how readers test truth. A Ada street scene shows four barefoot boys trapping a garden lizard, turning it into a grand summer conquest that ends with implied victory and sleep.
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Ada
Positions Open on Ada Boys' Club Summer Baseball
Ada area youths can join the 10 12 and 14 and under brackets of the Ada Boys Club program. Tommy Daniels director says sign up in the foyer as schedules are drawn up. First games start June 6.
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Ada Boys’ Club
Tommy Daniels
Gunpowder Dominated Warfare Until TNT Introduction
Gunpowder first used in battle in 1946 remained the deadliest military explosive until 1902 when TNT was introduced.
Milburn Holds Holiday Affair at Condon Grove Cemetery
An all day event in Milburn at Condon Grove Cemetery for Memorial Day invites families to bring basket lunches. An old time sing and dinner on the ground are planned, organized by committee chair Jess Cargill. Cemetery upkeep relies on contributions.
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Condon Grove
Milburn
Jess Cargill
Early ink recipes mix wine and bread crust for grease absorb
An old printing note describes experiments adding wine to ink and a French maker using a pound of bread crusts and a dozen onions to absorb grease from boiled oil. This unusual blend highlights early trial methods in ink preparation.
Firemen Aid Driver Help In Car Rescue
Ada firemen were called to 129 East Main Thursday morning when a battery cable shorted out on a car owned by Greg Davis. Firemen disconnected the battery. A car fire in an unknown vehicle was reported at 5th and Mississippi Wednesday afternoon but the car was gone when the truck arrived. For contrast, the firemen rescued a car Wednesday afternoon. An animal was inside a wall at the residence of Bonnie Gray, 804 West 12th. Oklahoma reported a six percent decrease in traffic deaths in 1965, one of 17 states to show a drop from 1964. Nearly 200000 mobile homes were built in the U S in 1965.
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Ada
East Main
Greg Davis
5Th
Mississippi
Bonnie Gray
West 12Th
Quip Parade Echoes From Hallway to Bible Verse
A collage of jokes and witticisms travels from barbed quips about lovers and money to religious lines and ad slogans. The snippets include a shiner joke about a girlfriend, a boss and tardy wife, a tattooed heart named Kitty, and a Bible verse ending with a call to endorse a divine check. the tone blends humor with sermon-like messaging.
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Don Cook
Ihe News Publishing and Printing Co
Ada Weekly Democrat
Pontotoc
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Congress of
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House of Representatives
Democrat
Truman T. Branscum
Lancer
Kenneth On
Hosea
Amos
God
Dr. Foreman
Fertile Crescent
Middle East
Jim Cook
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Corrections
Pickett
Union Valley
Colbert
Homer
New Bethel
Steedman
Beate
Buzzy Bonehouse
Joe Louis
Joe
Virginia O’hanlon
New York
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Joan N. Rogers
C. Plowboy Edwards
S.Q
Legislature
Connie Nelson
Johnny
Little Johnny
Moe
Nora
Florida
Jesus Christ
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