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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1975

Page

4

Physicians National Housestaff Association Eyes Collective Action

A Washington DC filed analysis on the Physicians National Housestaff Association with about 18 000 members in 27 states. The group seeks higher pay and better working conditions and contemplates strikes slowdowns and boycotts to press for reform.

Washington, D.C Physicians National Housestaff Association Probem West Coast

Consumer Prices Rise 0.5 Percent in September

The Labor Department reports a 0.5 percent rise in consumer prices for September driven by transportation, education, medical services, utilities and clothing. Food prices fell 0.2 percent from August, with fresh fruits, vegetables and beef dropping sharply. The annual rate is 6 percent, below an 8 percent forecast. For nine months, prices rose 5 percent, and 12 months to September up 7.8 percent.

Washington

Parish Chapel News Roundup of Visits and Travel

Mrs Elma Law reports a weekend of visits and social calls across Bethel Acres Ada and Poteau. Togo Wood hosts and visits friends in multiple towns while Florence Isaacs coordinates calls and hospital news. Several listings note sick lists open houses auctions and travel to California Oklahoma and Arkansas with family and school community ties.

Florence Isaacs J. A. Patton Greg Johnna Bethel Acres Ben Robertson Togo Wood Allie Ingram Alameda Calif Bea Roberts Doyne Isaacs Damon Latricia Lavonda Conway Springs Kan Floyd Myers Fred Roden Valley View Hospital Ralph Burns Howard Weldon Charley Dunn Pickett Joan Wood Howard Maysville Johnie Law Allen Travis Bivins Dorothy Nessel Day Bittle Stratford Wayne Farmer Shawnee Laurence Farmer Ada Lee Farmer and Sons Homer Junior Mary Lou Henson Britton Crawford Tupelo Lennie Horton Ollie Tucker Ed Dorgan Robert Bolin Kenneth C. T. Pendergrass Norvin Nessell Marlin Hamblin Kenny Nessel Norvin Nessel Nevel Pennington H. L. Watters Ruby Dryden Vernice Dryden Ruth Magar Frank Dryden Senior Citizens Place Ollie Walker California Buelah Revels Oklahoma City Elva Clayton Morgan Cushing Harrell Elmer Crawford Rofs Aleta Law Curt Wells Beebe Robin Law Pad Law Max Law Gregg Lynette Vaness Welcome Wyche Fitzhugh Buster McCurtain Brentwood Elma Law Pat Law Saad McCurtain Pod Law Poteau Talimena Road Arkansas Queen Wilhelmina State Park J. C. Law Peggy Peevehouse Hayward Law Kerr

Sunshine Mary Jo Green Sunday School and Community Activities

Sunday school drew 36 attendees at Sunshine. 30 attended Sunday night services. Don Parr led both services. Beatrice Wyche played piano with Edna Oliver. Visitors included Vernie Henley, Richie Harrison, and Stan McMillian, with multiple visits and gatherings across Ada, Ross, and nearby towns.

Sunshine Claude Hewett Beatrice Wyche Edna Oliver Don Parr Vernie Henley Richie Harrison Stan McMillian Mildred Young Jean Heard Melissa Green J. L. Green Noble Jesse Green Odus McGalliard Julia Thomas Ada Viva Underhill Masonic Lodge Ross Eastern Star Jim Morgan Orval Brewster Mary Summers Douglas Belt Stratford Oscar Belt Bill Crisp Tupelo Joe Crisp Joan Albert Davis George Fowler Terry and Allan Dailey Phillips Ilene Williams Wanda Parr McAlester Buck Heard T. J. Roquemore Henry Childs Arno Griffith Bill Oliver Larry Heard Doug Pendergraft Bucky Winona Williams Savanna Sullivan Fellowship Baptist Church Social Services Center Gary Barnett Roff Claud Hewett Mary Easley Leon White Attie Lane Jimmy Wyche Julie Jim Wyche Donna Parr Denise Wesberry Kay Parr Cuba J. B. Eager E. D. Eager Stanley Garnett Fussell Mr. Home Idaho Joyce Kirkes Lois Kirkes Fayetteville Ark Margie Underhill Melissa East Central University

Toynbee’s Death Marks End of an Era in Historiography

Eminent British historian Arnold Toynbee dies at 86 in York, England, per the British Press Association. His work A Study of History shaped views on civilizations and the rise and fall of societies.

London Arnold Toynbee York England British Press Association Toynbee

Esau Birthright Debated and Simple Banana Split Cure

A reflective column contrasts Esau selling his birthright with modern hunger. It notes the moral theme, touches on watch nostalgia and American industry, then shifts to a recipe mix including prunes marinated in sherry, bread dough, and a roast chicken marinate. The piece weaves biblical insight with home cooking.

Zucchini Corn and Pineapple Fritters Cooked in Butter

A kitchen recipe yields four servings of zucchini corn fritters and pineapple fritters. Ingredients include medium zucchini onion corn flour milk baking powder pineapple egg sugar and salt. Batter coats fruit and is fried at 350 degrees until golden, then sugar dusted and served hot.

New York City

Wheatmeal Gems Ready in Minutes for Small Batches

A brief old recipe for Wheatmeal Gems uses bran cereal milk and cornmeal. It directs soaking bran in milk then mixing with flour baking powder salt and cornmeal. Butter and sugar beaten with an egg are folded in before moistening with bran mixture. Bake 15 minutes in a 400 oven. Makes 24.

Kissinger Meets 81 Year Old Mao in Peking

Secretary Kissinger and aides met Mao Tse-tung for about an hour and forty minutes. Mao appeared frail yet mentally alert and welcomed Kissinger warmly in a friendly atmosphere. Peking reports say the talks covered a wide range of topics and signaled Mao's desire to maintain good U S relations despite Soviet American detente concerns.

Peking Henry A. Kissinger Mao Tse-tung Kissinger Chinese Communist Party Mao Peking People’s Daily U.S Soviet Union

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ADA Times-Democrat W. D. Little Don Cook Oklahoma The News Publishing and Printing Co Ada Weekly Democrat Pontotoc ADA Weekly ADA Evening News Ment Mrs. Elma Law Troy Miller Clareta Gray Gray Picket Center School Sunshine Written By Mary JO Green Holy Land Bethlehem Jacob Esau Franklin D. Roosevelt America Laban Rachel BY Lawrence W. Althouse
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