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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1975

Page

7

Early 1976 Campaign Offices Report Subtle Builds

In three quiet Capitol Hill buildings Udall Bentsen and Jackson plot early 1976 campaigns. Other sites include Sanford Harris Wallace Carter efforts in Washington McLean Montgomery and Atlanta. Jackson raises about 2 million while Udall aides cite fundraising hurdles.

Washington Capitol Hill Morris K. Udall Lloyd M. Bentsen Henry M. Jackson Udall North Carolina Terry Sanford Democratic National Committee McLean Fred R. Harris Oklahoma Montgomery Ala Atlanta George C. Wallace Jimmy Carter White House

Blue Lagoon Draws Water Fans Amid Election Drift

Port Antonio Jamaica features the Blue Lagoon a deep mineral water pool with Caribbean links. The piece shifts to politics noting Lyndon Baines Johnson era fundraising and current campaign moves by Ben Palumbo for Lloyd Bentsen on a path toward New York and Pennsylvania primaries, stressing momentum and strategic early state focus.

Port Antonio Jamaica

Corrections Board Could Appeal Ruling on Prison Records

Oklahoma City AP report notes the Corrections Board may appeal a federal judge's ruling allowing FBI access to records and interviews at all state prisons. Judge Luther Bohanon previously struck down a limited interview ban, saying inmates at all facilities have rights and the FBI may interview inmates if security allows.

Oklahoma City Corrections Board FBI Paul Crowe McAlester U.S. District Court Luther Bohanon Corections Corrections Justice Department Bohanon Stringtown Bobby Battles Battles

Sunshine Sunday School Notes and Local Visits

Sunshine writes of 30 at Sunday school and 20 at the evening service with Beatrice Wyche and Cuba Heard specials. The column lists dozens of visits and travels among Sunshine residents and nearby towns, including Ada, Roff, Tulsa, Sulphur, and Will Rogers Airport, with names such as Mary Jo Green, Georgia Cash, J L Green, and Edna Hernandez noted across multiple events.

Sunshine Beatrice Wyche Cuba Heard Don Parr Kay Danny Cuba Wendell Sawyer Daryl Rita Sonja Lori Lois Parish Tilly and Leon Parish Oklahoma City Atoka Lake Henry Childs Claude Hewett Buck Heard T. J. Roquemore Shirley Barnett Emma Janet Heard Maude Morgan Vera Taylor Ruth Messmore Tulsa Claare Hewett Homer Bedgood Paul Mary Summers Joe Swarb David Roff Sidney Green Phyllis Leroy Summers Monay Mary Phillips Opal Cook Buelah Mae McGalliard Euelah Mae McGalliard Georgia Cash Mary Jo Green Julia Thomas Ada Ada High School

State Treasurer files $2 million libel suit

Leo Winters sues McAlester Daily News Capital in Pittsburg County District Court over an editorial published March 18 that accused him of malfeasance in office. The suit seeks $1 million in punitive and $1 million in actual damages. Editor Fred Turner defends the action as intimidation against newspapers reporting on state officials.

McAlester, Okla Leo Winters McAlester Daily News-Capital Pittsburg Robert G. Grove Winters McAlester Fred Turner News-Capital David Boren Boren

Obesity in Children Requires Diet and Exercise

A physician argues that tackling child obesity mirrors adult efforts with a low calorie diet and increased physical activity. He notes ten year olds may not grasp long term health goals and may resist weight reduction programs.

Kissinger Outlines U.S. Mideast Focus and European Trip

Secretary of State Kissinger said the United States will push for diplomatic progress in the Middle East and may propose new ideas if Israel and Egypt remain divided. He outlined President Ford's European trip, Geneva conference prospects, and NATO reassurances amid Portugal’s Marxist-led government.

Robert G. Keefe Jackson Ford Henry A. Kissinger Rela Washington United States Middle East Israel Egypt Europe Kissinger Salzburg Austria Anwar Sadat Sadat Yitzhak Rabin Ford Administration Soviet Union

Fragmented OCR Word List Mentions Various Phrases and Terms

A jumble of fragmented entries includes numbers, names, and phrases such as Attorney, Rap, Minera springs, Flower garland, Strike, Presence of dow n, and references to instruments, languages, and times. The text reads as an OCR-parse of vocabulary and partial items without a coherent narrative.

Minera Springs Flower Garland Marrnes

Have House Demos Lost Their Power

Washington AP report notes House Democrats, back from a 10 day recess, face criticism they squandered their majority by not backing a substitute for Ford's energy plan. Fall elections loom as lawmakers urge focusing on overall record rather than energy alone.

Washington House Ford Congress Richard Bolling D-Ma Bolling Thomas P. O’neill Jr D-Mass Jerry

Cotton fiber content in historic documents

The 15th century Gutenberg Bible the United Nations charter and the U S Declaration and Constitution were all printed on paper made from 100 percent cotton fibers according to the Cotton Fiber Paper Council Inc.

New York United Nations The Cotton Fiber Paper Council Inc

Hall and Taylor appeal bribery convictions in 10th Circuit

Former Oklahoma Gov. David Hall and W. W. Doc Taylor of Dallas filed petitions with the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals challenging their federal bribery convictions. The appeals were submitted to the district court for forwarding to Denver. They were convicted March 14 for attempting to bribe Oklahoma Secretary of State John Rogers.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma David Hall W. W. ‘Doc Taylor Dallas 10Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Federal District Court Appeals Court Denver Hall John Rogers

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