Sea farming and ocean resources spur future food supply
The article surveys new farming concepts beyond land agriculture. It highlights sea farming potential for nations with crowded land spaces, noting fish protein concentrate, trash fish utilization, desalination, and sea vegetables like kelp as possible food and fertilizer sources. It discusses offshore oil, underwater mining, and vast mineral riches in seawater, urging expanded exploration and pollution control to unlock ocean resources.
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America
Japan
Key West
Fla
Israel
Orient
Africa
Free World
Pacific Ocean
Cousteau
Shopping Cart Negligence Cases Incur Finesse And Fault
A family suit over a child falling from a shopping cart leads a court to fault a store for unsafe carts and inadequate supervision. Another case finds liability when a boy rattling carts injures a shopper after roaming for over ten minutes, while a wheel entanglement incident is ruled bad luck. An unrelated note explains acorn barnacle biology and its impact on ships.
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Myrtle
Seizing Opportunity Over Worries in Modern Life
An editorial stresses the primacy of opportunity over fear, urging active pursuit of chances in sports, learning, business, religion, and daily life. It praises those who petition, write congressmen, and act on beliefs, comparing to the decisive followers Christ chose, and warns many fritter time on fretful reflection.
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Christ
Mindful Silence and Small Jokes for Home Life
A cluster of aphorisms on mental poise and restraint. Verses urge keeping calm under insult, choosing silence in conflict, and maintaining balance amid strife. Includes light quips on family life, memory, aging, and the ideal of a happy home built on shared tasks, cheerfulness, and love.
Isaac the Peacemaker and the Three Wells
A sermon-like piece reviews Isaac son of Abraham as a model peacemaker. It notes his three wells in Gebar, the ensuing disputes with Philistine neighbors, and his willingness to compromise on non essentials while fighting for worthy causes. It contrasts this with wartime inflexibility and unconditional surrender policies.
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Isaac
Abraham
Jacob
Esau
Gebar
Phililistines
God
The
Somme
Germany
France
Haig
Flanders
Russia
Versailles
Hitler
George Kennan
Nader to Speak at OU During Howdy Week
Ralph Nader the consumer movement figure will address the University of Oklahoma September 7 in Holmberg Hall auditorium at 8 p.m. The OU Speakers Bureau sponsors the event which is free to the public. Nader leads a group known as Nader's Raiders and has challenged the auto meatpacking and FTC realms in his ongoing campaign for the average consumer.
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Ralph Nader
America
University of Oklahoma
Nader
Holmberg Hall
Federal Trade Commission
I. S
Washington, D. K
Banker Says Boards Need Consumers
Philadelphia AP report quotes John Bunting of First Pennsylvania & Trust Co as he urges major corporations and banks to add consumer representation on boards. He predicts changes in the 1970s with seats for women, Blacks, the poor, and youth, aiming for evolution over revolution.
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Philadelphia
John Bunting
First Pennsylvania & Trust, Co
Bunting
Magic 100
Goldie Hawn Will Seek Nude Scene Cuts In Film
Goldie Hawn plans to ask producers to tone down the nude footage in her second movie There’s a Girl in My Soup. She says the scene prompted by a free character space feels less necessary after viewing rushes and may be toned down. She also discusses Laugh-In and her Oscar, noting growth and friendships with Gus Trikonis.
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Holly Wood
Goldie Hawn
Peter Sellers
London
Goldi
Curtain
Miss Hawn
Goldie
Rowan & Martin
Nbc-Tv
Dan Rowan
Heralds
Page Boys
Gus Trikonis
Studio City
Oscar
Granger Seeks Pride in a Film Fans Won't Remember
HOLLYWOOD AP Stewart Granger says after 0 films he still wants to make a movie he is truly proud of. He notes actors seek esteem from fellow performers and cites Bearer Tracy Marlon Brando and Richard Burton as examples of an actor's actors. He discusses shifting to NBCs The Men from Shiloh this fall.
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Hollywood
Stewart Granger
Lorne Greene
Scaramouche
Granger
NBC
Marlon Brando
Richard Burton
How's Your Try Quiz News Q
A condensed AP style quiz tests readers on world news recall. Questions cover Lon Nol US support, UN reactions to security force use, leading economic indicators, a segregated Florida cemetery ruling, and other 1960s events with multiple choice options.
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Lon No
United States
Spiro Agnew
Defense Melvin
Aand
Edward W
Brooke
R-Mass
White House
Middle East
United Nations
Commerce Department
Florida
Vietnam
Australia
Israel
South Korea
Army Mathematics Research Center
University of Wisconsin
Yale University
Berkeley
Japan
U.N
Thant
Charles Yost
Gunnar Jarring
Chevron Oil Company
Gulf of Mexico
Principal Dawkins Leads Troubled Oklahoma City High
Dr June Dawkins a 6 foot 2 inch 220 pound man with a girl's name has become principal of Northwest Classen High School in Oklahoma City a 2200 pupil campus that faced a racially troubled year including a stabbing in a northwest hallway Dawkins says he aims for transparency and reform while relaxing some strict rules to shape a better education program and encourage cooperation from parents students and staff
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Oklahoma City
June Dawkins
June
Northwest Classen High
Northwest
Northwea
Dawkins
Gillespie Held On Robbery Charge In District Court
Preliminary hearing Tuesday ordered David Gillispie held for trial on robbery with a dangerous weapon alleging he robbed Joe Bill Dennis July 4 by knife threat. Also in district court Leo Leonard Beene pleaded innocent to second degree burglary for a June 4 break-in at a county owned building south of Fittstown. Houston Brown pled guilty to a bogus check charge with 60 day suspended jail and restitution plus costs. Linda Kay Candelas pled guilty to nighttime speeding and fined 35. Other charges include bogus checks against T B Phillips, speeding against Elzie Priest and Bobby Peters. Municipal Court fines: Bogan Brown public drunkenness and Elmo Escue disturbance by drunkenness. Bonds forfeited on overparking for Edmond H Hall, Roston L Scoggins, Jon William Tatum.
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David Gillispie
Gillispie
Joe Bill Dennis
Leonnard R. Beene
Fittstown
Houston Brown
Linda Kay Candelas
T.B Phil Phillips
Elzie Priest
Bobby ¢ Peters
Bogan Brown
Elmo Escue
Edmond H. Hall
Roston L Scoggins
Jon William Tatum
Uniform Day Of Rest proposed by Ada retailers
A group of Ada merchants met to hear plans for an initiative petition creating a Uniform Day of Rest law. Oklahoma Retail Merchants Association backs a Saturday or Sunday option, with exclusions for grocery drug stores service stations parks and restaurants. The drive aims to place the issue before the statewide electorate after past near passage in 1963. Reactions locally were mixed.
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Ada
David M. Dank
Oklahoma Retail Merchants Association
Dank
Dwight Morelock
State Association
State Senate
House
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