A New Kind of Diplomacy on Oil and Food Security
The piece argues oil as a diplomatic lever by Near East producers and considers whether the U S should respond with food aid and export capacity rather than rely on force. It notes oil power shifts, wheat concerns, and the U S role in global aid postwar while urging objective reassessment of American aid traditions.
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Temptation and moral responsibility in Genesis story
In this Sunday School lesson, Lawrence W. Althouse analyzes Adam and Eve's fall, tracing temptation from the serpent’s threefold appeal to Eve, and the shift to personal responsibility. The piece links ancient temptation to modern excuses, noting how Creator versus creature theme persists.
Area Residence Raided Stolen Goods Recovered
Federal and local officers raided a rural Pontotoc County mobile home eight miles NW of Ada seizing a large cache of stolen items. A man in his mid thirties was arrested on a federal warrant. recovered loot includes $4500 from the Branscum Home Center burglary and various power tools firearms auto parts and drugs. Police continue matching merchandise to recent burglaries and pursuing charges.
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Pontotoc County
Burl Griffin
Ada
Federal Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Division
Treasury Department
Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation
Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotic and Dangerous Drugs
Branscum
Ait
Richard Gray
Gray
Protein needs persist as we age
The article explains that while older adults often require fewer calories due to lower activity, protein needs do not decline. It emphasizes maintaining adequate protein intake to support muscle, immune, and overall health as body efficiency changes with age.
1975 SAT scores drop marking largest fall since 1964
New York AP reports that 1975 high school graduates posted the steepest decline in SAT averages since records began in 1964. Verbal scores fell to 434 and math to 472 on a 200 to 800 scale, with more low and fewer high scores and women now taking the test in larger numbers.
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New York
College Entrance Examination Board
Sam A. McCandless
Bernard McKenna
National Education Association
McKenna
McCandless
Kalgoorlie’s Wild West charm lives on in a rugged mining town
In Kalgoorlie Western Australia a landscape of dirt roads and wooden verandas hides a thriving illegal two up gambling scene and famed row of Hay Street brothels. The town centers on gold mining with Mt Charlotte mine and Kalgoorlie Lake View Ltd. cutting workforce yet nickel finds promise broader employment. Locals preserve pioneer spirit amid modern touches like KFC and Woolworths while former miner Ken tucky Fried tales echo the town’s wild west image.
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Kalgoorlie
Western Australia
Australia
Wild West
Broad Arrow Road
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Barney Jurley
Outback
California
Herbert Hoover
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Parents Learn To Help Kids In Santa Rosa Program
In San Rafael California a pilot program by Easter Seal Society trains parents to aid children with learning problems. Speech pathologists Joanne Meyer and Elaine Imwinkelried developed the course to provide more than two weekly sessions. Parents volunteer to reinforce language therapy at home to boost the child’s speech and self image.
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San Rafael
Calif
Easter Seal Society
Joanne Meyer
Elaine Imwinkelried
Easter Society For
Miss Meyer
Jesuits Founded in 1534 by Ignatius of Loyola
The Society of Jesus was established in 1534 by Ignatius of Loyola, forming a Catholic religious order focused on education missionary work and scholarship. This founding marked the beginning of a global order known for its schools universities and contributions to science and theology.
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The
Society of Jesus
Jesuits
Ignatius of Loyola
East Central VA enrollment rises about 32 percent
East Central University reports a near 32 percent rise in veteran enrollments this fall with an estimated 306 veterans receiving educational benefits versus 220 last year. Officials cite easier program access and expanded benefits as key factors.
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East Central University
Bobby J. Davis
East Central
Davis
Oklahoma
Victim of Bat Attack Avoids Rabies Shots in Oklahoma City
Jim Trimble an insurance salesman 31 decided against rabies shots after health officials including CDC advisers said there was virtually no chance of infection. He was bitten on the hand by a small bat at a city golf course while wearing a glove and thick knit shirt.
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Oklahoma City
Jim Trimble
Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Robert Bowers
Trimble
Kingman
Kan
Speed Reading Led White House Staff to Embrace New Skill
Speed reading gained the reputation of being more than a fad when President Kennedy prescribed it for the White House staff. Evelyn Wood, a Utah school teacher, opened the first speed reading institute in Washington in 1959. Since then more than 500000 persons have taken the course, many from the staffs of Kennedy and Nixon.
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White House
Evelyn Wood
Utah
Washington
Ni‘xon
Buttered Sole and Pineapple Main Dish Card
A collection of kitchen instructions for broiled sole with pineapple and multiple other recipes. Includes pork with vegetables in plum sauce, chilled gelatin desserts, chicken with tomatoes and onions, sausage stuffing loaf, and assorted cheese sandwiches with pineapple toppings. Contains cooking steps, ingredients, and yields for 4 to 10 servings.
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