Sea farming and mineral riches beyond the shore
The piece surveys oceans as future food and resource sources. It notes fish protein concentrate, trash fish use, seawater desalination, and ocean vegetables like kelp. It also cites potential mineral wealth in sea water, such as manganese and uranium, and calls for reduced sea pollution and broader exploration of offshore resources.
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America
Japan
Key West
Fla
Israel
Orient
Africa
Free World
Pacific Ocean
Cousteau
Shopping cart safety case across a market aisles
A mother sues a market after her baby falls from a worn cart strap. The court rules the store liable for inadequate safety and supervision. Other cases show liability when carts collide with shoppers, but not when an accident seems due to bad luck. The shopper bears some hazards of life in a supermarket.
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Myrtle
Acorn Barnacles Threaten Ship Weight with Extra Load
The acorn barnacle, a relative of the shrimp, resembles a nut or miniature volcano. Barnacles may crowd aboard a ship’s bottom, weighing the vessel down with 100 or more extra tons.
Seizing Opportunity Shapes Life And Society
The text urges prioritizing opportunity over fear and worry. It argues that individuals who act on chances, sign petitions, write representatives, and engage in sports and work achieve success. It contrasts active, constructive behavior with passive dwelling on injustices and frustrations.
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Christ
Mental Poise in Adversity and Self Control
A poem urging calm under provocation. It praises keeping silent and steady when faced with derision or loss, arguing that tranquil discipline outplays anger and preserves inner balance in conflict. The piece frames mental poise as the key to mastering life amid foes and danger.
Peacemaker Isaac Digs Wells For Peace
A sermon-like reflection highlights Isaac as a model peacemaker who faced Philistine envy and fought only for essential issues. He dug three wells, abandoned the first two, and chose compromise over pride, contrasting with wartime choices like 1917’s battles and unconditional surrender policies.
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Abraham
Jacob
Esau
Gebar
God
The
Somme
Germany
France
Haig
Flanders
Russia
Versailles
Hitler
George Kennan
Recipe For A Happy Home
A compiled set of light quips proverbs and sayings about family life and happiness. The passages mix humor and domestic wisdom with observations on memory work and guidance from mothers. It reads like a newspaperminded collage of timeless home and social reflections.
Ralph Nader to Speak at OU During Howdy Week
Ralph Nader, noted consumer advocate, will speak September 7 at 8 p.m. in Holmberg Hall, University of Oklahoma. The event, sponsored by the OU Speakers Bureau, is free to the public. Nader leads Nader's Raiders in campaigns against the auto, meat-packing industries and the FTC, drawing vast mail, including many addressed to Nader, Washington, D.C.
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Ralph Nader
America
University of Oklahoma
Nader
Holmberg Hall
Raiders
Federal Trade Commission
U. S
Washington, D. An
Banker Calls for Diverse Board Seats in 1970s Reform
John Bunting of First Pennsylvania & Trust Co says boards should include women blacks the poor the young and consumers with a 1980 target of a third diverse members. He urges a spot for a under 26 and one for someone earning under 7500 stating most firms lack representation including his own. He cites 75+ student applications and favors evolution over revolution.
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John Bunting
First Pennsylvania & Trust Co
Philadelphia
Bunting
Goldie Hawn Seeks Cut To Nude Scene In New Film
Hollywood reports Goldie Hawn plans to ask the producer to tone down a nude back shot in her second movie. The Oscar winner says she discussed the scene, wore a robe off set, and may not do another nude sequence. She recalls Laugh-In fame and notes the Oscar signified respect from peers.
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Hollywood
Goldie Hawn
Peter Sellers
London
Goldie
Miss Hawn
Rowan & Martin
Nbc-Tv
Dan Rowan
Page Boys
Gus Trikonis
Studio City
Oscar
How's Your Try Quiz News Q by Associated Press
A world news quiz tests memory of recent events with questions on Lon Nol and U S aid, UN reactions, leading economic indicators, civil rights cemeteries, military aid to allies, Women’s Strike, a university blast, Japan defense, Arab-Israeli talks, and Chevron fines. Answers include choices across ten items.
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THE
Associated Press
Associated Press News
News of the World
Lon Nol
United States
Spiro Agnew
Melvin Laird
Edward W. Brooke
R-Mass
White House
Middle East
United Nations
Commerce Department
Florida
Vietnam
U.S
Australia
Israel
South Korea
Army Mathematics Research Center
University of Wisconsin
Yale University
Berkeley
Japan
U.N
U Thant
Charles Yost
Gunnar Jarring
Chevron Oil Company
Gulf of Mexico
Granger seeks film to make him proud and win peers' praise
After 60 films the English star says he aims to create a movie he is truly proud of. Granger notes actors strive to impress fellow actors, not audiences, and cites Spencer Tracy Marlon Brando and Richard Burton as examples of an actor's actors. He previews The Men from Shiloh on NBC.
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Hollywood
Stewart Granger
Lorne Greene
Scaramouche
Granger
Marlon Brando
Richard Burton
Principal Dawkins Leads Troubled Northwest Classen High
Dr. June Dawkins, a 6 foot 2 inch 220 pound principal, takes over Northwest Classen High School in Oklahoma City after a year of racial tensions and a stabbing incident. He vows clear expectations and ongoing education improvements while liberalizing some strict policies like smoking area rules to involve students and parents in better conduct.
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Oklahoma City
June Dawkins
Northwest Classen High
Northwest
Dawkins
Gillespie Held On Robbery Charge
In district court Tuesday David Gillispie was ordered held for trial on robbery with a dangerous weapon after a preliminary hearing. He allegedly robbed Joe Bill Dennis on July 4 by threatening him with a knife.
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David Gillispie
Gillispie
Joe Bill Dennis
Leonard R. Beene
Fittstown
Houston Brown
Linda Kay Candelas
T. F. Phil Phillips
Elzie Priest
Bobby Lee Peters
Bogan Brown
Elmo Escue
Edmond H. Hall
Roston L Scoggins
Jon William Tatum
Uniform Day of Rest Bill Proposed by Ada Retailers
A small Ada merchants group discussed an initiative for a Uniform Day of Rest law sponsored by the Oklahoma Retail Merchants Association. The plan offers a choice of Saturday or Sunday closing, excludes groceries, drugs, service stations, amusement parks and restaurants, and aims to let shoppers have more time without Sundays.
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Ada
David M. Dank
Oklahoma Retail Merchants Association
Dank
Dwight Morelock
State Association
State Senate
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Y Lawrence Walthouse
Sons of God
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Molly
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Polly
Tonine Down
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