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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1963

Page

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East Central State College buys 32 acres for expansion

East Central State College announced approval to acquire 32 acres adjoining existing property from the Norris Estate as part of a long range master plan. The land lies behind the stadium and along Scenic Drive, with plans for married student housing, smaller dorm units, street realignments, and potential new facilities including a gym and relocated tennis courts.

George Gurley East Central State College Charles F. Spencer Board of Regents For Oklahoma Colleges Norris East Central Stadium Wintersmith Park College Scenic Drive Stadium Drive Spencer Tenth Street Close Street

Allen Band Wins State Fair Prize

Allen High School bandsmen under Tom Allen won the Class D trophy at the state fair contest in the capital, outdistancing 69 bands. Norman took overall and Class A honors as opening day drew a big crowd for parades, exhibits, and racing.

Allen Band Allen High School Pontotoc County Mustang Tom Allen Norman Hattie Cooper Tecumseh Gordon Cooper Cooper

Byng Students Hatch Poisonous Asp Moth

Byng High School biology students under Karl Tilley hatched a moth from a dangerous puss caterpillar in Pontotoc County. The insect, brown tan, about 0.6 inches, has spines like the caterpillar and was destroyed after inspection. Local sightings and a sting report have raised concern over poisonous pests entering Oklahoma communities.

Byng High School Pontotoc County Karl Tilley Tilley Mexico Texas State Board of Health

Northrip Attends Oklahoma Mental Health Planning Session

Dr. Ray A. Northrip, county health director, joined the Oklahoma Mental Health Planning Committee at the University of Oklahoma. Gov. Bellmon welcomed attendees as the group organized twelve committees, with Northrip on the legal aspects panel. The session adjourned at 4 p.m. after reports.

Ray A. Northrip Oklahoma Mental Health Planning Committee University of Oklahoma Henry Bellman Bellmon Daniel Blain American Psychiatric Association Philadelphia Northrip O.U

Water From Ada Considered By Homer Byng And Pickett

Homer Byng and Pickett communities seek Ada water to solve well and water table problems blamed on oil field activity. Officials discuss loan options under the Farmers Home Administration with steps including surveys association formation customer signups and formal financing applications. Estimated costs range from about 85 000 to 203 000 for Homer and Byng and about 108 000 and 127 000 for Pickett with loans up to 40 years.

Homer Byng Pickett Ada Farmers’ Home Administration Carl Steele Norman Home Plate C. Arthur Ray Imate Cus

Guard States Surprise Alert During October

Oklahoma National Guard’s 45th Infantry Division will conduct Operation Minuteman IV in October to test rapid mobilization. The exercise involves 8,200 soldiers across 99 units in 77 towns, starting from Oklahoma City under Maj. Gen. Fred A. Daugherty. Thunderbirds assemble at local armories, load gear, and move to a simulated disaster area, then return and demobilize.

Oklahoma National Guard 45Th Infantry Division Oklahoma Oklahoma City Fred A. Daugherty Daugherty Col John McCaslaend Thunderbirds

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