Johnson Administration To Woo Farmers Vote Johnson Administration To Woo Farmers Vote
Johnson Administration aims to woo farmers in 1968 after a 1967 setback. Secretary of Agriculture Ville L. Freeman says big pastures of grain were overproduced due to rushed policy, and argues farm programs must be renewed or revised to stabilize prices and incomes.
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Johnson
Washington
Ville L. Freeman
Syracuse
N. Y
Freeman
U. S
New York
Congress
Friends of Farm
Byng Future Homemakers Have Meeting
The Byng chapter of Future Homemakers of America held its monthly meeting last week. A program titled Morals and Manners Sount was presented by the junior class after the business session. Floy Golden, Susan Taylor, Tandy Johnson and Janet Jones gave the devotion.
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Byng Chapter
The
Fuure, Homemakers of America
Lasteek
Floy Golden
Susan Taylor
Tandy Johnson
Janet Jones
Dorothy Green
Dianne Ferry Rose Engel
Debra Deaton
Rosemary
Ounds
Ada Policeman Talks To Lula Homemakers
Ada Police Department officer Mr. Henderson spoke on safe driving and showed a film on Highway Wrecks to the Lula Extension Homemakers in Ada. The October meeting at Mrs. Clyde Wofford's home discussed a rummage sale, rented a Stonewall building, and set November plans with Mrs. Bullard hosting November 16 at 1:30 p.m.
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W. B. Hokett
den Henderson
Ada Police Department
Lula, Extension Homemakers Group
Clyde Wolford
Ada
Wofferd
Rollcall
Henderson
Fred Wofferd
Stonewall
Lee Cross
Main Street
H. D. , Bullard Jr
Novi 16
UFO Sightings Reported Near Ada and Konawa
Ada Evening News received another report of an unidentified flying object. Cheryl Abbott, 11, saw a bright ball of light around 6 to 6:30 am while gathering cows near Ada. A Scullin man and four duck hunters north of Konawa also reported lights at the same time, with witnesses across 40 miles noting a fast-moving, silent celestial event.
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Ada Evening News
Konawa
Seulfin
Cheryl Abbott
Monroe Abbott
Ada
Abbott
Cheryl
Scullin
Adai
One Accident Occurs In Ada October Toll 29
An Ada accident report notes one collision on a Wednesday. the month tally rises to 23. Richard Shaw faced careless driving charges after hitting a light pole while turning onto a private drive. he paid 20 dollars. Municipal Court fines include Leif Morrison 5 for disregarding a signal, Joan Benefield 10 for running a stop sign, Lote Mann 5 for signal disregard, Wayne Miller 10 for a stop sign, Estelle Black 10 for an improper right turn, Kenneth Jackson 5 for signal disregard, Ula Cumlford 5, Hettie Hood 20 for larceny, Phyllis Lillard 510 for speeding. Public drunkenness pleas by Boby Miller and Robert Williams at 20 each. County Court charged Willis Simmons and Emilie Woaten with speeding, Ormand Chapman for driving left of a marked zone.
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Ada
Richard Shaw
Leif Morrison
Joan Benefield
Lote Mann
Wayne Miller
Estelle Black
Kenneth Jackson
Ula Cumlford
Hettie Hood
Phyllis Lillard
Boby Miller
Robert Williams
Willis Simmons
Emilie Woaten
Ormand Chapman
Ada Sales Tax Plan Outlined by City Committee
A citizens group in Ada studied a one cent sales tax and urged a city election on Oct 31. Led by Dr Charles F Spencer, the committee outlined guidelines for revenue use, proposing $77,100 for a 10 percent operating budget boost and detailed equipment needs across departments including street, fire, park, sanitation, cemetery, city garage, water, and police. The plan estimates $340,700 in department needs and suggests setting aside funds over six years to meet requirements.
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Ada
Charles F. Spencer
James Thompson
Benton Browning
Grant
Charles R. Hifi
Tommy Maines
Ralph Smith
Lee
Tual
Former Adan Involved In NASA Construction
George W. Woodruff of Ada Oklahoma works as a structure assembler for North American Rockwell Corporation Tulsa Division. He helps build the Apollo spacecraft and Saturn V second stage for NASA's Apollo 4 mission set to launch from Kennedy Space Center. The unmanned flight will test the command module heat shield and Saturn V performance, with stages delivering 7.5 million pounds thrust for the first stage and roughly 17 000 mph orbital speed for the third stage. The mission aims for a splashdown in the Pacific about six miles north of Hawaii after a flyby and two Earth orbits followed by a powered reentry. Woodruff emphasizes the nation’s effort toward a successful moon program.
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George W. Woodruff
J. M. Woodruff
W. 7Th
Ada
North American Rockwell Corporation
Nhie- Nation
NASA
Kennedy Space Center
Florida
Woodruff
Tulsa
America
Ada High
East Central State College
Kathryne
Joplin
Atlantic Ocean
Earth
Apollo
Pacific Ocean
Hawaii
Royal County-Bred Charolais boost at American Royal
Troy Melton reports strong results from Charolais cattle sold to Sundown Ranch Nebraska. Two cows with calves netted 5000 dollars in April. The bull calf placed fourth at the American Royal in Kansas City at 64 months. Heifer calf sold for 7000 dollars to Marshall Baile in Clearwater Florida. The cows bred to Uranium by artificial insemination.
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Melton
Sundown Ranch
Nebraska
Kansas City
Marshall Baile
Clearwater
Fla
Canadian
Pecans Price Up Amid Poor Crops and Holiday Treats
The piece notes higher pecan prices due to years of poor harvests with local rancher John Skinner predicting a nearby harvest. It warns of penalties for foraging pecans without permission and shares a pecan brittle recipe and other nut-based holiday treats as readers prepare for Christmas and Thanksgiving.
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John Skinner
Sour Cream Pecan Coffee Cake Recipe
A vintage bake note details a sour cream pecan coffee cake with vanilla, 2 eggs, sour cream, flour, baking soda, and salt. It instructs creaming butter and sugar, beating eggs, alternating dry and wet ingredients, filling a pan, topping with pecan streusel, and baking at 350 degrees for 50 to 60 minutes starting in a cold oven.
Prairie seed project and farm improvements noted
Kenneth Yoakum reports Kay Larsh sowed seed from a 39 acre prairie hay meadow consisting mainly of Indian grass little bluestem and upland switchgrass. Charles Morrow did the harvest and Kay plans February planting on cleared timberland and abandoned fields. Farm ponds were completed on two farms and vetch is being planted in Bermuda grass.
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Kay Larsh
Charles Morrow
Kay
F. Tetertiller
Yeldo Brewer
Frank Bolen
H. L. Lamb
Tony Walker
Escal Myers
M. G. Tennison
Veldo Brewer
Nellie Mae Harris
Ed Menasea
Jim Miller
N. W Rowe
Frank Williams
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Lynda Scroggins
Lula
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Eva Shaw
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I Sluder
Ginger Murphy
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