Local Newspaper Staff and Officers Listing 1919 1967
A roster of key newspaper personnel includes Bill F. Bentley editor and publisher Ned Shepler publisher Shirley Shepler Bentley May B. Shepler Donald S. Bentley Stephen F. Bentley Ted Ralston Wm. H. Sullivan W.D. Hargraves Alfred Wallace and officers President Vice President Treasurer Secretary Managing Editor Advertising Director Mechanical Superintendent Circulation Manager.
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Shirley Shepler Bentley
May B. Shepler
Donald S. Bentley
Stephen F. Bentley
Ted Ralston
Wm. H. Sullivan
W.D. Hargraves
Alfred Wallace
Possible Oil Conference Signals Global Response to Crisis
An international oil conference urged by Japan could mark the first coordinated world response to the oil shortage and rising prices. Analysts foresee U.S. price impacts and debate over reducing consumption while Congress delays enabling legislation.
Nostalgia Sparks Talk Of Reviving Great Trains
A Railroad magazine recounts once famous passenger trains like the 20th Century and Broadway Limited, noting they have faded from service. The piece suggests energy crises could revive mass transit, with trains and buses reclaiming routes cut by profitability concerns. The author asks readers to imagine a future where rail travel again carries a major share of long distance travel.
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Railroad Magazine
Broadway Limited
Spirit of St. Louis
Pennsylvania Limited
Admiral
General
Chief
National Limited
Thoughts on Marriage and Happiness From Genesis and William Lyon Phelps
The saying notes that companionship completes man as the Lord creates a suitable helper. It asserts marriage as the source of earthly happiness and marks a happily married man as successful even amid broader failures.
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William Lyon Phelps
Looking Ahead to 1974 Economic Turbulence and Work
ERNEST CUNEO argues 1974 will bring inflationary pressure and rising unemployment due to energy shortages. He says a deep recession is unlikely but a broad slump is possible, with public works and capital investment needed to keep people employed while the debt and deficits rise. He contrasts welfare with productive public projects and urges patience and fortitude.
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Ernest Cuneo
Washington
United States
Herbert Hoover
Cape Horn
Richardson Says No Exceptions to the Rule in Probe Credibility
Former attorney general Elliot Richardson comments on the White House criticism of his honesty over the firing of special Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox. He notes the impulse to show no exceptions to the rule amid broad credibility challenges.
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Elliot Richardson
White House
Special Watervaie
Archipaid Vex
Two White Houses and Nixon’s Shadowed Era
John Chamberlain argues liberal ideas of multiple presidential residences echo past leaders from FDR to Kennedy. He notes Nixon’s San Clemente and Key Biscayne escapes, recalls era scandals, and urges journalists to compare Watergate with earlier administration excesses to curb pettiness.
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Philip la Follette
Wisconsin
White House
Washington
Phil la Follette
Richard Nixon
San Clemente
White House West
Richard M. Nixon
US Must Seek New Energy Sources Amid Oil Price Rise
William S. White argues the Persian Gulf price increase signals a move toward a world oil pricing system and a shift away from Anglo-American control. He notes the Shah of Iran portrays himself as a strong ally to the United States while aiming to curb private oil firms and elevate prices, framing costs as a response to a chaotic global market.
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Washington
Persian Gulf
Iran
United States
Israel
Middle East
Central Intelligence Agency
Nixon
Richard Helms
Shah
Iran’s Shah backs alternative energy push and US aid
The Shah argues Iran must develop non oil energy sources as global oil supplies wane and urges the United States and major firms, including Exxon, to pursue a crash program. He frames oil dependence as risky for all nations and seeks collaboration to industrialize and diversify energy.
Mirror of Your Mind by John Conwell
A reflective piece explores how love can lift fear and boost self belief, especially for women facing daily doubts. It notes children seeking attention and parents responding, while warning that selfish motives mask deeper unrest that remains unresolved.
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Mirror of Your
L By
John Conwell
Prayer Attendees Gather at Mosque for Friday Service
Reported observances indicate a group of Mostems will attend weekly Friday prayers at a local mosque. The event follows a sacred observance tied to aq Vara, noted for its religious significance in the community.
Yesteryears and 30 Years Ago Local Notes Highlighted
Mrs Richard Glenn and Mrs Wyatt Hendrick host Rose Garden Club event. M H Wilson becomes commander of Henry W Lawton Camp No 6. Gerald Lee Blakely honored at Cement birthday party. H S Ross Jr joins John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co Lawton area. Mrs R E Tallant installed as noble grand Lawton Rebekah Lodge 87. Lewis M Ellis trio returns from Lake Charles trip. J H Marr and R G Porch transact business in Anadarko. Emmett L Keough promoted to first lieutenant on desert maneuvers in California. City building permits drop 413955 due to wartime material shortages.
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Richard Glenn
Wyatt Hendrick
R. E. Glenn
Rose Garden Club
M. H. Wilson
Henry W. Lawton
Gerald Lee Blakely
H. S. Ross Jr
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Coe
Lawton
R. E. Tallant
Noble Grand
Rebekah Lodge
Lewis M. Ellis
Lake Charles
J. H. Marr
R. G. Porch
Anadarko
Emmett L. Keough
Cavalry
California
Horoscope for Thursday January 3 1974 Aries to Pisces
Daily zodiac outlook with outlooks for each sign including Aries Taurus Gemini and others. Notes offer warnings and opportunities with focus on personal plans artistic growth and financial gains alongside cautions about miscommunication delays and rumors. YouBornToday highlights suggest confidence and self development for competitive success.
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Venus
Leo
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