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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1970

Page

5

Autumn Season Delights and Reflective Warnings

This piece celebrates crisp weather, outdoor gatherings, and autumn firelight as a season for joy and togetherness across rural and city life. It urges love of the earth, recalls youthful adventure, and contrasts constructive civic discourse with petty quarrels over prices. It also notes a recent debate over customer service and suggests choosing meaningful protest.

Outdoor School Teaches Pollution Studies At Goddard Camp

Eighth graders join a week long program at Goddard with field trips to a sewer lagoon road side trading post waterfront and fossil area. Teachers Mársy Massey and Benett lead sessions focusing on pollution problems esthetics and land use changing ecologies and conservation. Participants pay 25 for the week with meals and housing provided at the camp and plans for continuing weekly teacher meetings through June.

Harmen Twain Harmon Braders Massey

Farm Official Forecasts Record U S Farm Exports

Assistant Secretary of Agriculture Clarence Palmby testified before the Senate Finance Committee that U S farm exports for the year ending June 30 would top 7 billion dollars, a new record, aided by strong market development and liberal trade policies. He warned against protectionist actions that could curb exports and hurt American farmers.

Washington U.S Clarence D. Palmby Senate Finance Committee Palmby Senate United States

Wood as cash crop faces public buy in South

Cottonwood jag wood can be profitable but small landowners hold 70 percent of potential forest land in the South. The challenge is convincing owners to invest years before returns. Experts advocate genetic improvement and better marketing as keys to turning idle land into timber production amid rising land taxes and growing demand for timber products.

E. E. Sturgeon Stonecypher Intal

Edmond Women Die In Accident Near Edmond Intersection

Two young women were killed in a Wednesday night two car crash at an Edmond intersection. Police withheld identities pending relatives notification. The car they were in was nearly split in half by the collision.

Edmond

Ancient spoons used by Egyptians and in Moses tale

Early text notes spoons crafted from slate wood ivory and flint in ancient Egypt as far back as 400 B C The Bible links spoon making to Moses and the Tabernacle with gold spoons mentioned in its commands

God Moses Tabernacle

Galley-Wanting Around the County

Local society notes list many Ada and Oklahoma City residents visiting relatives and friends across the county. Frequent gatherings include church attendance, weekend trips to Lake Texoma for fishing and camping, and numerous home visits among Crow, Wells, Roberts, Lancaste r, Keeling, Cochran, Rhynes, and dozens of families.

Alvin Wells Oklahoma City Hirt Wells Bill Rebee Albert Crow Lake Texoma Clissia Wells Clinnie Crow Bryan Roberts Freewill Baptist Church Buddy Moran Ada

Angela Held Without Bail in California Murder Case

Angela Held Without Bail arrested by police on state charges. U S attorney sources say arraignment kept her in custody for California warrants for murder and kidnapping. Davis, a former UCLA philosophy professor, was sought two months and on the FBI Ten Most Wanted list.伴

U.S FBI David R. Poindexter Jr Miss Davis Marin County San Rafael Calif Superior Court Duage Harold Haley

Conversion of Virginian Is Now Completed

AP Television writer Cynthia Lowry reports NBC finished remodeling The Virginian into The Men from Lailah with Leeayers as a new Islars. The season features a paroled convict saved from lynching and hired by Stewart Granger, while Granger escorts a tycoon’s daughter on a Cheyenne train as four men plan ransom. The plot remains long and talky with little action.

Cynthia Lowry NEW York NBC the Virginian Lailah New Islars Lee ‘Ayers Barbara Branwyck Big Valley Stewart Granger Shiloh Granger

Fly's Son May Offer Self In Father's Place

John Fly son of Claude Fly of Fort Collins abducted by Buerlas in Uruguay Aug 18 may go to Uruguay to offer to exchange himself for his father. He is pursuing possible meetings with President Nixon Secretary Rogers and UN representatives with Gov. Love promising help to arrange talks.

Denver John Fly Claude Fly Fort Collins Buerlas Uruguay Kansas State Mly Nixon William P. Rogers United Nations John Love R-Volp Fly

Ancient Mines Battle Hidden Fires Across Appalachia

Dozens of underground mine fires burn unseen across the Appalachian region, some for decades, threatening towns near Wilkes-Barre and Scranton. The fires reach scorching temperatures, cause ground collapse, force evacuations, and cost millions to control. Federal and state funds share costs under the 1965 Appalachian Act, with progress hampered by inaccessible fire areas.

Frostburg Wilkes-Barre U.S. Bureau of Mines Maryland Lonaconing Bureau of Mine Scranton Throop S. Kuebler W. W. Everett Seranton Aluras State of Pennsylvania

Jail Death Not Fault Of Police In Oklahoma City

An AP report states no police wrongdoing was found in the jail death of Sidney Wade, 15, who was found hanging from his isolation cell door after arrest for sniffing toxic compounds. Police Chief Wayne Lawson says the death could not have been prevented. Separate figures note Kingston Jamaica port cargo up 17 percent over ten years and broader port gains.

Oklahoma City Sidney Wae Beck Wayne Lawson Kingston Jamaica

British Seek More Modern Mobility Means

London reports British engineers are pursuing futuristic transit ideas to ease traffic. Concepts include a robot taxi called Cabtrack guiding a four passenger car on elevated routes, a jetless air cushion craft, and a moving walkway with fast and slow lanes. The plans promise quieter, safer travel with less pollution, but faces years of testing and costly infrastructure.

London Ain Transport 3

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Bhutan Goddard Pete Bennett Grand Canyon National Park Camp Goddard Trading Post Union Valley MHS Lavona Jones Zie Lancaster Earnest Lancaster Gary Golden Harold Long Lee Keeling Charles Coplin Lonnie East Oakman George [Smith Edgareerie Center Imme Sellars Shawnee Sybil Cott Tins Nore Roper Ola Fraley Billy Joe Adams Joel Pamela Rhonda Joni Audie Tech Frank Reddy Jan Frances Nursing Home Orval Ballara Sue Tom. Reddy Nicoma Park Hattie Hicks Carlene McNutt J and Lisa R. E. Tilley Robert Richard J. W. Kirkes Matt Richardson Anthony Duyckforth Westview Enid Joyce Trivitt Rube Delozier Larry Archer Jerry Reamy Don Delozier John Tetozier James Rhynes James Rhynes Jr Calvin Phil Rhynes Don Allison Ruby Horton Verdon McCurdy Glen Horton John Delazier Jimmy Jennings Oil Center Roger Stone Paul Golden Horace Golden Airs. Gles Henderson Don Henderson Fadl Henderson Egypt Georgia Willyerd Earnest. Materon Gloria Ernie Union Hill Baptists Church Freddie Holman Wilson Freddie Duncan Vicki Lancaster Howard Cunningham Texas Lois Stone Turmer Ade Marie Smith Allan Miller Tishia Ross Barbara Newby Deioras Agee F. J. Cumningham Keith Sales F. L. Cunningham Warren Cunningham Ray Kemp Mary Cook Rey Kemp Northam Matthew Wally Layne Elmer Cochran Sr Elmer Cochran Mary Lou Duckworth Joyce Trividl Lillie Karr Deloras Agee Tisha Gina Tracy Daisy Binion Roy Binion Suzann Tulsa Alice Binion Dink Binion Florida Mary Eplinger Marty Jimmy Dan Patti Clarence Bess Sandy Bess Lela Johnson Geraldine McAnally Willam Henson Billy Johnny ‘Tilley Kirby Tilley Dian Wes Farmer Ge ‘Ley Walter McAnally William Henson Johnny Allen Bill McAnally Alvin McAnally James Rhynes Sr Duke Rhynes Mary Long Tommy Wayne McAnally Gary McAnally Kevin Debbie Robertson Robert Golden Murray Golden Robert Golden Land Callie Morgan Paul Fitzhugh Tom Agee Ward Prater Jessie and Wessie Prater Stillwater Tishia Hogs Vishia Ross Charles Coplin J Boyd Coplin Familly Faye’ Sweat Wanda Coplin Charlene F. G. Jones Benny Jones Kenny Latta Sonny Golden Don Newby Kathy Stephen Vernon McCurdy Louie Stewart Shade Price Arnold Delavier Blankenship Kenny Jones F. C. Jones Union Hill Baptist Bob Gray Ken Neth Little Beth Phillip Moore Lee Parker Etta Garrett Myra Nell Wendall Wiles Elmer Cochran, Sr George Cochran Lena Cochran Emma Jones Union Hide Baptist Church Angela Georgetown Ei. Rother Wintersmith Park Lake
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