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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1971

Page

5

Shortage of Buses Complicates Southern Desegregation

Shortage of school buses disrupts desegregation across Nashville Columbus Jacksonville Norfolk and other Southern cities delaying openings and forcing longer days. Collected districts rely on 350 buses for 700 routes serving about 3000 more pupils, with staggered starts and extended schedules amid wage freeze disputes and private bus shortages.

South Nashville Tenn Columbus Jacksonville Fla Norfolk Nixon Duval County School Board Duval Florida School Sys Tem Cecil Hardesty

Around The County Weekend Visits Across Ada And Sulphur

The report lists multiple local families visiting relatives and spending time in Ada and Sulphur over the weekend. It mentions Bob Gray, Russell and Ricky, Mrs. Bert Capps, Kathryn Taylor, Claud Arter, Alvin and Terri Gray, the Blackwells and Austens, Sherry Black, Susan Magar, and other kin. Mother and son gatherings, college plans, and hospital discharges are noted among social visits.

Ada Bob Gray Russell Ricky Bert Capps Kathryn ‘Taylor Claud Arter Alvin Smith Oklahoma City Ana Ds EB. W. Blackwell Austen Randy Sherry Black Dale Gray E. W. Blackwell Austin Terri Gray Sherry Blackwell North Andy Smith Joe Gray Susan Magar Bill Reed

Local residents share visits and church time this weekend

Center families recount Sunday visits in Stratford and Stillwater. Leroy and Sandy Garrett and Rae Garrett attend midweek Oil Center Pentecostal Holiness Church. Rae Garrett, Midge McDonald and Sharon Biggs triplets seen at parents homes and nursing facilities. The Garrettes join Bert May’s 50th anniversary. several couples visit Valley View Hospital and Oklahoma City relatives.

Danny Morris Elmore Stratford Leon Henry Bill Reed Midge McDonald Stillwater Sharon Biggs Joe Riddle M. C. Kirkland Pug Garreth Oi Center Pentecostal Holiness Church Hank Leon Garrett Sandy Rae Garrett Pug Garrett Fug Garrett Nother Oil Center Sue Wank Burk Valley View Hospital Satur Cecil Morris Ed Roberts Rolf Garrett Beller Ray Magar Bert May Geon Garrett E. D. Ricketts Oklahoma City Rae Garrett

Johnsons Will Celebrate 50th Wedding Date

The Johnsons Randy and Minnie Johnson celebrate their golden anniversary with a 2 to 5 pm reception next Sunday at their Tupelo home. Children Wendell Uhlich Naomi Stephens Oletha Perry Shirlene Johnston and Delbert Johnson plus many grandchildren and five great grandchildren attend.

Johnsons Randy Johnson Tupelo The of the Johnsons Wendell Uhlich Naomi Stephens Stillwater Okla Oletha Perry Shirlene Johston Delbert Johnson Bixby Minnie Robins Coalgate Center Rafts Ada Barbara Murphy Linda Lawson Fern Orton Bonnie Hedgecock Becky Perry Donetha Johnston Jerry Jeff Stephens Donna Kim Johnson Moore Jacquus Elis Richard Son Tex Terry McVay Lake Charles

Nixon: Wage-Price Freeze Won't Be Extended

President tells Congress the wage price freeze ends after 90 days and pledges a next phase of stabilization. He calls for bipartisan support and confers with leaders from Congress business labor and agriculture to shape new tax reforms and incentives to spur investment while warning against runaway inflation.

Congress Washington Nixon Afl-Cio George Meany Conever United States Price Wage Jerogs Rupert America Executive Legislative Business Labor Agriculture

German Mark Floats Upset U S Army Budget in Europe

West Germany floated the mark on May 9, raising costs for U.S. servicemen in Europe. The dollar’s reduced purchasing power increases rents and living expenses for troops living off base, with a typical rent rising from about 187 to 147 dollars per month after conversion, and overall impact estimated to exceed 30 million dollars this fiscal year. The change aims to curb dollar inflows and domestic price rises, amid earlier declines from four marks per dollar to 3.66.

Frankfurt Germany U.S Europe Youngelsl Godec West Germany

Japan Bothered By Nixon's Import Tax

Washington AP report on the opening day of a two day U S Japan economic meeting. Japan's Foreign Minister Takeo Fukuda leads seven cabinet ministers as potential successor to Prime Minister Eisaku Sato. Rogers calls for yen revaluation and cooperative action to restore world monetary health. Fukuda says Nixon's 10 percent surcharge impacts world trade and Japan will consider other measures to liberalize trade.

Washington Nixon United States Japan Takeo Fukuda Eisaku Sato William P. Rogers Fukuda

My Lai Events Described By Helicopter Pilot

Ft Meade AP reports Maj Thelmar A Moe testified about two face to face encounters with infantrymen during the My Lai assault on March 18, 1968. He described Maj Hugh C Thompson as angry and indignant upon returning to base after the events. The testimony relates to Col. Henderson’s trial over failure to investigate and report war crimes.

FT. Meade, Md My Lai Cran K. Henderson Thelmar A. Moe Wo Hugh C. Thompson Moe Thompson Frederic Watke Henderson Myai 11Th Brigade Barker

Police Report Summarizes Multiple Court Actions

A Wednesday round of traffic and public drunkenness cases is reported. O Nea l faces a failure to yield right of way charge after a collision on Ash and 9th in Ada, while several defendants plead guilty to drunkenness and driving offenses in Municipal and District Courts. The note also mentions bonds forfeited for speeding and other charges and cites the American Bible Society distributing over 100 million Bibles annually.

Pam Steve S. O’ Neal Box Ada Ash Pauline M. Barnett Route 2 O’neil Paul Harold Stanley James Taane Harbin Terry Lynn Pate Joan Paul Sinnett Joseph Wilson Towler David Allen Braddock Thomas Henry Baker Tony Randall Carter

Smith Accuses Commission of Rigging Transfer

Cecil Smith former Ada police chief and enforcement officer with the Oklahoma Corporation Commission charges he was denied a $330 raise and transferred to Enid after refusing to fund campaign signs for Ray C Jones. He filed with the state personnel board and seeks a factfinding on merit system law violations.

Cecil Smith Ada Max Baer Tme Oklahoma Corporation Commission Smith Enid Commission Ray C. Jones State Personnel Board Jim Ury Jones Ury Personnel Board Charles Nesbitt Nesbit Nesbitt Gav David Hall Davis Crime Bureau Keith Fresco Corporation Commission Arthur L. Bowles Jr Merit Bowles Kingfisher Selma Ada Junior High Cecil Ull Smiths St. Joseph Drive Burt Griffin Griffin

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Associated Press Elementa E.L. Lamberth North Corona Charlotte Mecklenburg County Mobile Ala Chattanooga Brainerd High School Latta Mrs A.eau van Ray Reed Billie Ann Scarnes Cecil Morris Danny Aasy Turady Lawrence Lane del City Blue Jays Wee Duncan Little Demons Duncan Shawn Stacy Cindy Hoover Carol Syday Lisa Arnett Cynthia Beebe Lafton Baines Liz Kemp Menhinarie Meany Nirom Cost of Living Council Secretary of the Treasury John B. Connally Spee Frank Godec Pueblo Colo Alphus A. Jefferson Robert Line Wilson Willie C. Wilkerson Grant E. Ellis Vicky Jean Koontz Ronald Lee Mos ‘Ley Alan H. Stanfield Richard Lee Whisenbunt American Bible Society
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