Children in Shanghai Nurseries Embrace Mao as Guide
In Shanghai housing complexes Chinese nursery and kindergarten children chant about Chairman Mao and vow to be workers, peasants, and soldiers. The article notes the Communist goal of a one class society and describes daily life for retirees and families in a communal complex built in 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
China
Tots
Mao Tsetung
Communist Party
Mao
Chairman Mao
Tsao Yang
Chiang Tse-ling
Nigh Accuses Bartlett of Distorting Busing Stand
Lt. George Nigh asserts Bartlett campaigns on a distorted busing issue. Nigh, Edmondson’s campaign director, says Bartlett opposed anti busing resolutions at a 1969 governors conference and misrepresents the administration’s stance. He notes Nixon and Agnew remarks supported voluntary desegregation.
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Nixon
Agnew
Bartlett
White House
Nigh
Births and Admissions in Southwestern Region Ledger
Births include a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Firth born Oct 23 weighing 5 lb 1 oz at 1406 address and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Allen Killian born with weight 9 lb 5 oz at 722 N 32nd. Admissions list numerous patients to Southwestern hospitals including James Barber Ola Bennett Verdie Boydston William Branson Christopher Castleberry Helen Clanahan Faye Cole Lorene Cole and many others with varied medical or surgical status.
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Dennis Firth
Allen P. Killian
Gery
William Branson
Wisconsin
Christopher Castleberry
Grandfield
Helen Clanahan
Hobart
Faye Cole
Carroll
Lorene Cole
Duncan
Kristan Coley
Smith
Leonard Craft
Compass
Thomas Dewey
S. 23Rd
Nellie Dickinson
Altus
Mertie Eldridge
Georgia
Robby Goodin
Lawton
William Gowing
Blas Preciado
Apache
Donald LaFerr, Jr
Anadarko
Mack Hahg
Kenton
Effie Chapman
Arkansas City
Kan
Billie Rodrick
Weatherford
Mollie Wergavah
Walters
Billy Silverhorn
Carnegie
Sears warns on unsafe belt massager model 449.29110
E G Jones of Sears Lawton urges customers who bought a belt massager since 1969 to unplug and check for model 449.29110. Units with the lighted switch pose potential shock danger and Sears will service these units at no charge in the home.
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E. G. Jones
Sears
Lawton
Jones
Oklahoma utility advertising probe to check rate impact
Oklahoma Corporation Commission will investigate how advertising and promotion costs affect utility rates and profits. Hearings begin November 14 and cover natural gas, electric, and telephone firms. Chair Nesbitt says examining alternatives to rate increases and advertising waste.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Corporation Commission
Charles Nesbitt
Nesbitt
Commission
Tirey labels Privett a rubber stamp for Hall tax plan
Oklahoma City report says Chris Tirey, Republican nominee for the Oklahoma Corporation Commission, accused his Democratic opponent Rex Privett of being a rubber stamp for Governor Hall and backing large tax increases.
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Oklahoma City
Chris Tirey
Oklahoma Corporation Commission
Oklahoma
Hall
Jumpsuit Versatility Shows Mixed Wardrobe Options
Two piece jumpsuits with palazzo pants and halter tops offer versatile styling. Mix and match tops and bottoms for elegant evenings. Swap the halter for a wooly sweater or a ruffled blouse, and exchange pants for a long flowing skirt.
Prison Not Segregated, Warden Says
Park Anderson, warden of the Oklahoma State Penitentiary in McAlester, told the Pardon and Parole Board that the prison is technically racially desegregated except for some cellblocks. He noted some blocks have desegregated and the rest will be soon, and that women's, trusty, and recreation areas have been desegregated for years. Both institutions will send weekly progress reports to the Department of Corrections.
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Mcalester
Okla
Park Anderson
Oklahoma State Penitentiary
Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board
Anderson
State Department of Corrections
State Reformatory
Granite
Department of Corrections
Presbyterians Form New Synod of the Sun
Delegates from Texas Arkansas Oklahoma and Louisiana unite to form the Synod of the Sun representing 100 547 Presbyterians in 493 churches. Dr Hugh D Nelson is elected executive and will be installed by Leon Edward Fanniel. The new synod begins official operations January 1.
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Dallas
Texas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Synod of the Sun
Hugh D. Nelson
Oklahoma-Arkansas Synod
Synod
Leon Edward Fanniel
General Assembly Mission Council
New York
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John Roderick
Shu Fung-yi
Shu
ABC
Cheng Su-Yung
Japan
Chou En-lai
Peking
James D. Barber
S. 25Th
Medical
Ola L. Bennett
Verdie Boydston
Robert Jung
Dearborn
Timothy McGowan
Kelton Mihecoby
Fletcher
Antony Mitchell
Jennifer Moore
David Peetoon
James Ray
Bedford
Jeremy Shadden
Lee
Lenora Smith
McKinley
Norma Jean Stroud
Elgin
Kyle Williams
Dinah S. Waggoner
Michael A. Monts
Denice D. Newton
Jefferson
Fred Ramos Jr
Ruth Alexander
Indiana
Dan Barnard Jr
Frederick
Darla J. Daugherty
John P. Johnson
Douglas
Leslie Lewis
James McLaughlin
Austin
Debbie Millwee
Johnnie Noblin
Temple
Lee R. Noe
Ferris
Joseph S. Pierce
Myrtle M. Taylor
Clinton D. Whitworth
Hattie Swann
Cyril
Willie D. Johnson
Phyllis Ann Bowers
Joseph Furtado
Glen Hill
Snyder
Catherine Pope
Jo Ann Tidwell
D. Day
N. 16Th
William H. Cox
O. L. Cook
Christy L. Leathers
Alta
Woodrow Hubbard
Euclid
George Cooper
P.H.S. Indian
Lawton Urban Renewal Authority
NPD
C Avenue
The
U.S
Model Cities
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Lawton Model Cities
Latwon
Arch M. March
Tirey
Foe
Davis
Cameron College
Don Davis
Cameron
Cameron Library
Rep. Davis
Democrat
Gary Gardner
Presbyterians
Ernest L. Roper teYg
Mey Oni
Revival Crusade
First Assembly of God Church
Columbia
Ossie B. Jones
J. L. McQueen
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