Teens aided by Ada couple after highway crash
Ada residents praised after four Ada High students aged 17 were in a wreck with a horse between Mounds and Beggs. Larry Scott and friends found help at 2:30 a.m. from Mr and Mrs Lynn Yardley who gave shelter and a phone call to Ada. The couple refused payment, saying it felt good to help.
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Ada
Charles I. Scott
Larry
Ada High
Mounds and
Beggs
Lynn Yardley
Scott
Roff Sportsmen Sponsor Fish Fry
The Roff Sportsman's Club sponsors a fish fry Friday evening to raise funds for spillway repairs at Roff lake. The event runs from 5 to 8 p.m. Those desiring home delivery should call Mrs. T. J. Roquemore.
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Roff Sportsmen
Roff Sportsman’s Club
Roff Lake
T. J. Roquemore
Congress Seeks Fair Treatment for POWs in Southeast Asia
Congress held a joint session in Washington to receive Frank Borman’s report on U S prisoners of war in Vietnam and to protest their treatment. Nine ex POWs attended while about 80 POW/MIA spouses watched. The resolution urged Geneva conventions compliance and resumption of prisoner releases.
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Washington
Congress
Southeast Asia
Frank Borman
Nixon
Borman
House
Senate
John W. McCormack
United States
North Vietnam
National Liberation Front
South Vietnam
U.S
United Nations
International Red Cross
AgMarkets Plans Open House for September 26
Holdenville invites all to tour the AgMarkets Livestock Marketing Center affiliated with the Oklahoma Farm Bureau. Open House on Saturday from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. features a speaker, music, refreshments, and drawings for valuable articles. Led by Lewis Munn the event promotes the facility as the southwest’s most modern. Oklahoma City officials weigh seeking Supreme Court action to halt a district court suit over a $19 million bond sale.
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Holdenville
Okla
AgMarkets, Inc
Oklahoma Farm Bureau
Southwest
Lewis Munn
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City City
State Supreme Court
Uruguay News Media Debate Anti government Manifesto Release Ransom
Montevideo media weigh publishing a 1200 word Tupamaro manifesto to win the release of Claude L. Fly a 65 year old American soil expert held since August 7. The government refuses to yield while Tupamaros keep hostage hopes alive and advise public notes.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Claude L. Fly
Fort Collins
Colo
Jorge Pacheco Areco
U.S
Dan A. Mitrione
Dizzy Dean Bandit Robs Two Oklahoma City Stores
A gunman nicknamed the Dizzy Dean Bandit robbed two Oklahoma City supermarkets Tuesday night, stealing about $11,000. Police say this marked his ninth and tenth stick-ups in two months. he wore a baseball cap. The first store lost under $5,000 while the second yielded a little over $6,000.
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Oklahoma City
Dizzy Dean Bandit
Heavy Rainfall in Ada Area Shows No Major Damage
Nearly five inches of rain in 24 hours raised Ada's yearly total to 30.66 inches, with no flooding or road damage reported. Three inches fell near Allen, while Sulphur and Platt National Park saw heavier totals like 6.32 inches in 24 hours.
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Ada
State
Allen
Platt National Park
Consumer Group Protests Fail To Halt FTC Nominee
Washington AP The White House named David Dennison of Warren Ohio a new Federal Trade Commission member to replace Philip Elman whose term ends Friday Dennison a former one term congressman 1957 58 is opposed by the Consumer Federation of America which vows to press the Senate Despite CFAs opposition the nomination advances after Nixon earlier named Miles W Kirkpatrick as FTC chairman Frazier CFA president urged consultation with consumer groups and stated the movement seeks equal input with other agencies
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Washington
White House
Ohio
Nixon
Federal Trade Commission
Senate
David Dennison
Warren, Ohio
Philip Elman
Philadelphia
Miles W. Kirkpatrick
FTC
Howard Frazier
America
Cannon Explodes At Game At East Central
The East Central football game ended with a cannon explosion injuring no one and shattering a car window. Pi Kappa Alpha vowed to outlaw cannons at games after Dan Marker and campus officials discussed banning firearms and noisemakers to prevent further accidents. Ken Logsdon apologized for the incident.
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Tigers
Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity
PKA
Dan Marker
Marker
Ken Logsdon
Pi Kappa Alpha
Ada
Logsdon
Be Ruined With A Bad Buy In Financing
A finance column warns readers about risky loan offers and poor investor choices. It highlights common traps, such as hidden fees, unfavorable rates, and short-term fixes that lead to long-term debt. The piece advises careful comparison and professional guidance.
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Allen School
Alfred Darras
Allen High School
Peter Cross
Linda Sue Nelson
B. M
Mack” Welch
Ells
AgMarkets
Elgin
Longines Wittnauer
Gem Jewelers
Oklahoma
W. Main
Fly
Aloysio Mares Dias Gomide
Gomide
Dizzy Dean
Dennison
Margaret
Michael J Kirwan
Consumer Federation of America
Federation
Labor Department
Agriculture Department
Industry
Commerce Department
Frazier
Elman
National Auto Loan
First National
F.dr.g
First National Bank
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