Missouri Monster Seekers Face Hoax or Prehistoric Alien
UFO researcher Hayden Hewes led a news conference in Oklahoma City asserting the Missouri monster Mo Mo is an unknown hominid more like a Neanderthal. He interviewed about 20 witnesses, compared clues to an Argosy magazine feature, and urged taking the creature alive as a historic find.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Hayden Hewes
Missouri
Hewes
International Ufo Bureau
Pene
Louisiana, Mo
Massouri
Argosy Magazine
Wisconsin
Argosy
Ivan Sanderson
Adk
Outer Space
Oklahoma
Mice Price Rise Affects Oklahoma City Zoo Costs
Zoo Director Lawrence Curtis said mice prices rose one third as the Oklahoma City Zoo handles 300 to 400 mice weekly. The 12 cent rate previously covered delivery via Austin Texas. air freight and in-house transport added costs. The new 16 cent price covers direct delivery to the zoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Lawrence Curtis
Curtis
Austin
Tex
Zoo
Local Readers Heal, Visit and Travel Notes
C. M. Horton has returned home from Childress General Hospital. Mrs. Bob Jones remains hospitalized in Highland Hospital, Lubbock. Mrs. Fred Ballard is reported in Paducah hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Evans of Benton Arkansas visited with local families Thursday and Friday before Mr. and Mrs. J. Canell departed Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Riddell
C. M. Horton
Childress General Hospital
Bob Jones
Highland Hospital
Lubbock
Fred Ballard
Paducah Hospital
Ben Evans
Benton, Ark
Troy Evans
R. L. Lyon
Dude Lyon
J. Canell
Tate Timmons
Floydada
Jeana
Boyd Johnston
Childress
T. A. Riddel
Derr Johnston
Paducah
Riddell
Sam McKnight
Clarence Fisher
Ossie Merrill
Wichita Falls
Weekend visiting across towns in Central Texas notes
Local social notes recount visits and guests across Creede Colorado and nearby towns including San Antonio Snyder Lawry Missouri and Paducah. Families such as Smith Moore Timmons and Johnston travel between Childress Floydada and Spearman with relatives in Wichita Falls Dalhart Red River New Mexico. Funeral in Paducah prompts travel home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creede
Colo
Jackie Smith
Terry and
Tammy
Childress
T. A. Riddell
M. E. Dugger
Sally Grimes
San Antonio
Church of Christ
Franklin Moore
C. E. Moore
Snyder
Olen Wright
Lawry
Chip Chewning
DeKalb
Hazel Hoffman
Michael
Ann
Hoffman
Vera Crain
Tate Timmons
Randall Merrill
Dallas Love
Shanks Walker
Paducah
Eula Seal
Dalhart
Red River
New Mexico
Melinda Greenroid
Wichita Falls
Penny Hawthorn
Kayma
James Samuel
Terry
James Terry
Dearon Clement
Dave Clement
Spearman
Rush Timmons
Space men may eat furniture on long space missions
A Yorkshire scientist suggests bulkheads of compressed meat could feed astronauts on long flights. Dr Tim de Dornbal, speaking at a Sussex caterers conference, says instrument panels could be made from prepared vegetables for the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
England
Yorkshire
Tim de Dornbal
Caterers Association
Sussex
The Godfather Part II to Be Filmed Next Year
Paramount plans The Godfather Part II with Al Pacino as star and Francis Ford Coppola directing producer. Premiere set for March 27, 1972. The sequel continues the Corleone saga from 1956 to 1972 and aims to surpass Gone with the Wind and The Sound of Music box office records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Thomas
Associated Press
Hollywood
Paramount Pictures
al Pacino
Francis Ford Coppola
Paramount
Gulf and Western
Charles Bladhorn
Robert Evans
Evans
Mario Puzo
Corleone
Mafia
Puzo
Mario
Coppola
Godfather
Northfield News roundup of local visits and gatherings
Northfield residents and relatives from Monahans Wellington Wichita Falls Midland Dallas Abilene Tulsa and Lubbock spent time visiting family and picnicking in Palo Duro Canyon. Several households and clans attended gatherings including a bridal shower for a couple in the Timmons and Jameson families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Thomas Index
Danny Davis
Scott
Monahans
Kenneth Davis
Wellington
Fay Davis
Wichita Falls
Bill Simpson
Tony Simpson
Gayland Simpson
Missy
Midland
P. A. Simpson
Tanya
Lee Hancock
Richard
Dallas
Tom Moore
Palo Duro Canyon
N. L. Cook
Sam McKnight
Lubbock
Allan Thomas
Randy Cook
Tell
Grady Timmons
E. E. Amburn
Tulsa
Okla
Delmont Hays
Abilene
Maye
Hendrick Memorial Hospital
Bill Wright
Eddie
E. M. Timmons
Franklin Jameson
Walter Timmons
R. C. Elliott
Clem Timmons
Newell Timmons
Dorothy Jameson
Altitude and Emphysema Risks For Air Travel
Dr Lawrence Lamb explains that emphysema patients may tolerate higher elevations poorly. At 5500 feet the lung oxygen level can drop, especially with severe disease. Ventilation tests and medical advice determine individual risk, and gradual adaptation plus avoiding exertion help. The piece notes cabin altitude in jets can be near 7000 feet and stresses medical consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Lamb
Reader
Denver
TELL NEWS TELL MRS. TOM GOFF
Preston Poynor family and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Poynor of Amarillo visited J. D. Cox home. Butch Rayburn of Amarillo stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Diggs. George Rayburn and his father came after him. The Edwin Wyatt family were in Red River New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Goff
Preston Poynor
Larry Poynor
Amarillo
J. D. Cox
Butch Rayburn
Lee Diggs
George Rayburn
Craig Sanders
Tommy Ricks
Red River
N.M
Edwin Wyatt
Callie Decker
Kathy
Pat Alexander
Rhonda
Vernon
Joann Shelton
Cindy
Larry Gambel
James Goff
Childress
James Goffs
Tom Goffs
J. A. Stinnett
Juanita
Laverne Mikeal
Houston
John
Girl Foresters Work With Ranger In Sequoia Project
Porterville California report on 38 teenage girls from Delano and Rosamond ages 14 to 18 working four weeks with Forest Ranger Bill Dean to restore fire ravaged Sequoia National Forest. They build fences check dams and helicopter landing pads earning 1.65 dollars an hour under guidance of Forest Service Kern County School District staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porterville
Calif
Bill Dean
Dean
Delano
Rosamond
Sequoia National Forest
Forest Service
Kern County School District
Red Mountain
Nyc
Beached Wives: Sailors’ Marriages Test Navy Life
Portsmouth vicar Rev William Sargant warns long separations strain naval marriages. He proposes a marriage reconciliation bureau in the town to aid sailors and their wives at Britain’s leading naval base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
England
Britain
William Sargant
Royal Navy
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Ralph Carpenter
Bill Lynch
West Texas
ANRC
Fort Worth
Sweemoee
Datsun
Los
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Maverick
Volkswagen
America
FORD
Northfield News
Lawrence E. Lamb
O.K
Lawrence Lamb, M.D
Dave Clements
Cee Wee
Joey Meador
Mrs. Jameson
Beauty Operators
Enterprise Assn
Lawrence F. Lamb
M.D
Lamb
Group Life Insurance
Flair Fashions Inc
Ave. A
Southwest
Childress, Texas
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