The Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 75, No. 200, Ed. 1 Tuesday, October 10, 1967 Page: 3 of 8
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French Nuclear Arms
RADIO
TONIGHT
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Aimed At Soviet Bloc
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ineffectiveness of the Soviet and
shield.
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ARTICLE AND DONOR
Two units of Her Majesty audiences.
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to Carl Laemmle, then owner of
French nuclear problem.
Queen Elizabeth II's Brigade
to present the pageant of march-
ing, music and dancing.
and party to Universal City,
where Universal moving pic-
fice, Civic Center Music Hall.
Crusade In Japan
TOKYO (UPI)— Billy Graham
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Studio Pass
Honored 52
City Primary
Teachers To
I Potted Plant, 1 Ivy Plant—Chickasha Greenhouse ........$10.00
Holiday Innerspring Mattress—Chickasha Mattress Co.......$79.95
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“A Time for Heroes" with Rod
Taylor and Claudia Cardinale.
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France’s own nuclear "force de chiefly aimed at the Soviet bloc
frappe" and whether it still has' and no other target.
the studio and to top it off
fulfilled her dream of appearing
in a movie.
wanted to use it. She went home
to Oak Park, Ill., determined to
return.
The pass itself is a collector's
item:
"Admit Miss Golden Sullivan
Automobile Vacuum Cleaner—Don Martin Chevrolet
2—15-lb. Meat Assortments, $8.60 each
Howard Packing Plant .................. .
General Jet Tire <6.50x13)—Mayo Tire Service ...
10-lbs. Sevin Insecticide—American Dusting Co. . .
2 Steak Dinners—George's Steak House .........
4 Gallons Minn. Maple Oil Stain
Stone-Dugas Lumber U Electric ..............
Zenith Clock Radio—DeHart Air Conditioning ....
DELIVERY WILL BE MADE AND MONEY COLLECTED
IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING THE SALE
... $17.05
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Toilet Seat—Carl Hopkins Plumbing ..........
Paint Set—Chickahoma School & Office Supply
Elgin Ladies' Watch—Tindel's jewelry ........
Bulova Portable Transistor Radio—Neal's Jewelers
Men's Suit or Sportcoat—The Dixie Store ......
2-$25.00 Grocery Certificates
Dunn's Red Bud Food Center ..............
Food Certificate—Max's Drive Inn ...........
4-$5.00 Meal Certificates .each good for 4 meals
Luigi's Restaurant ....................
Ice Chest—Coca-Cola Bottlers ...............
2 Sunday Dinners, 4 Mexican Dinners
San-Mon Restaurant .....................
5—50-lb. Sacks Fertilizer—Moore-Stauffer Co. .,
2—$9.00 cases of 30 wt. DX Motor Oil
Hulme Oil Company ....................
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America’s Most Popular Bourbon
OOPERATIVE
- Ceyde Redotph a, Ma*
Grandpa fed 10 people. Dad produces food for 25. But
our skyrocketing population will force the next-generation
farmer to provide 53,655 meals yearly for 49 people.
And he'll do it with the help of modern science, agri-
cultural know-how and dependable, low-cost electrical
power.
Today, nearly 1,000 non-profit electric cooperatives-
owned and operated by local people—are constantly build-
ing lines to help future farmers feed 175 million more
people by 1995. And, at the same time, they're making it
possible for thousands of families to "escape" to the
country and still enjoy all the comforts of city living.
The electric cooperative program is food insurance for
all. Another reason why we say REC's are good for ell
Americans.
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American decision to build a crasher was a golden-haired
thin-shield against missiles, teen-ager who wanted to be-
some interpreters in Paris saw come a motion picture star. She
it as a comment as well on even had a letter of introduction
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Fred Standley's Office Machines .....................2,2
Electric Yard Light—Public Service Co. of Okla............$25.00
2 Sets Stainless Steel Table Service, each .................2,
Gift Certificate—Carroll's Superette ....................$20.00
Weekend for Two—Holiday Inn .......................$30.00
Teflon Auto. Electric Grill—Brondt Fleet .................$27.95
Merchandise Certificate—Virgin Lumber Co..............$18.50
Groceries—Wide-A-Wake Food Store ...................$15.00
Groceries—Village Superette ....... $15.00
50 Game Bowling Ticket—Grady Bowl ..................$27.50
2 Cases Motor Oil—Hess Oil Co........................$16.48
Picture—Home Furniture .............................5 4.50
Check—Walter P. Brown .............................$15.00
Boy's Suit—Junior Fashions ...........................$13.98
Pullman Suitcase—C. R. Anthony ............... $29.95
Electric Can Opener—B. F. Goodrich ....................$15.00
Filing Cabinet—Johnson's Office Supply ..................$37.75
1-Cal. House Paint & Brush—Kendrick-King Lumber Co.....$12.00
Sausage, $9.80—H and P Meats ........
2—$25.00 Gift Certificates—Safeway Stores . . .
Floor Mats—Ralph & Sons Oldsmobile ........
Spotlight—Melton Motors .................
Gas Grill—Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co.........
2 Cases Blueberry Muffins $10.00
3 Cases Frozen Waffles $9.00—Pet Milk Co. . ..
6 sacks Lawn Fertilizer—Ross Seed & Crain Co. . .
Timex Watch—Davis Drug ..................
Desk—Tower Discount ...................
Pendleton Shirt—Hicks Dept. Store ...........
Montgomery Ward Toaster—Montgomery Ward .
Baby Alligator with Care Book—All Pet Shop ...
C.E. Clock Radio—Malaby's Ben Franklin ......
Jr. West Coast Mirror—Lambrecht Truck & Equip.
Theatre Tickets—Washita Theatre ............
“Crusade for Christ” will be
held in Tokyo Oct. 20-29.
A few days ago his advance
man, Dan Piatt, stopped in at a
big advertising agency to talk
about the crusade and was
asked, “Who’s Billy Graham?"
But Piatt is optimistic about
the crusade.
He has been in Tokyo since
January, 1966, preparing for it.
“It normally takes a year or
a year and a half to prepare for
a crusade of this size," he said.
Graham will arrive Sunday.
He spoke in Japan before in
1956.
The 15,000 Christians Piatt
figures are in Tokyo would just
about fill up the hall where
Graham will open the crusade.
On the final nigl.t Graham will
speak in a baseball park that
seats 40,000.
Local ministers have told
Piatt that of the 99,110,000
Japanese, only 150.000 of them
are “active Christians.” Bud-
dhists and Shintoists predomin-
ate.
Piatt said he had “no idea”
whether he could fill up the hall
and ball park but he indicated
the prospects look good.
He said Japanese Christians
have visited 3.5 million homes
in the greater Tokyo area to tell
people of the crusade. He said
that since he has been here
3,992 homes have been opened
The talk is leading to some Moscow, French nuclear arms
questions about the value of and other weapons still are
The American evangelist’s
। for prayer meetings in connec- Mrs. Fitzgerald spoke no lines
has his work cut out for him in tion with the crusade but the camera dollied in for a
---‛ nation which has Piatt said local Christians will ohsehupsrndnshewillbesseen
jin the crusade and the "Billy ‘Td have come back sooner,”
in hte crusade and the “Billy she said during lunch at the
Graham team” will pay its own studio commissary, “but I went
By ALLAN PRIAULX
PARIS (UPI)—The French
have been doing a lot of talking
lately about the effectiveness or
afan, r,
d‛t «
Primary teachers of Chicka-
sha Public Schools met at
Auchincloss House, the learning
opportunity center, for the first
of an in-service training pro-
gram.
Miss Wilma Cox. curriculum
coordinator, was in charge of
the session Wednesday after
school at 3:40 p.m.
Mrs. Joanne Vangsnes and
Mrs. Ogretta Haynes, remedial
reading teachers in the school
system presented the program.
Both have attended special
courses in this area.
Mrs. Haynes explained the
methods of evaluation and diag-
nosis of pupil problems in read-
ing. Mrs. Vangsnes discussed
the procedures and methods of
remedial teaching.
Miss Cox discussed and show-
ed primary teachers some of
the new reading materials
“Sight and Sounds" that have
been purchased for teachers
use by the school. She also de-
monstrated the use of the tape
recordings for teaching listen-
ing and comprehensive skills in
reading.
The next regular meeting of
primary teachers will be held
Wednesday, Nov. 15, at the
learning opportunity center.
# THE CHICKASHA DAILY EXPRESS, Tuesday,October 10, 1967 *
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ciety. . , include a self addressed, stamp-
The Household Brigade— five ed envelope.
areimentslar footsstord to Umi ‘ _ ’ | department which immediately
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—Sunday Smorgasbord for 4 and 2 Steak Dinners e,
New Chickasha Hotel Coffee Shop ...................$10.00
Savings Account—Mosley Finance Co............ $10.00
Tubular Extension Speaker for Transistor Radio— Rexall Drug . .$ <.50
Ladies' Leather Handbag—Perkins-Roberts ........219.95
U. S. Savings Bond—First National Bank & Trust Co...........
Cosmetic Set—Merle Norman Studios ...................? 4.75
3 Boxes (10 to box) Kosch Uni-Card
Mower Guards $5.90 box—Powers, Inc................2177
2 yds. Roadway Concrete—Chickasha Transit Mix..........231.00
U. S. Savings Bond—Okla. National Bonk & Trust Co.......$25.00
10-lbs. Mennonite Sausage, $7.25; 9-lbs. Farm style
in the highly successful Royal Tickets to the attraction are
Marines Tattoo, a project of on sale at Fullerton Ticket Of-
the Women s Committee of the
sei i any JE42024 Morman
1969.
—A eventual fleet of 20 tures are made. (signed) Carl
nuclear-powered, missile-carry- Laemmle."
prime target for tourists and
their cameras.
These ceremonial music and
marching pageants have ce-
come one of the most popular
entertainments with American
The unique "Ceremony of
of Guards, a military spectacle the Keys” which few civilians
which will be staged at 7:30 have been privileged to see dur-
p.m. Nov. 7, will appear in
The French nuclear arsenal is the studio, from Flo Ziegfeld.
or will be a one-two-three punch Laemmle kindly showed her
ine .the more than 700 years tmowgmnng. comprised 01 the thnastadlowscdouneppen
grounds Arena during its North toatthe “ rmonvbsrboen Per- -A fleet of 62 Mirage IV glimpse of the stars of the day.
‘ The Regimental Band of the dpnexilebe part ° military atomic bombs. They already a pass, good for anytime she
Welsh Gurds will combine for The Ceremony originated in' have been delivered to the air
the.first time onthis continen the time when the Sovereign _A system of 25 ground-to-
withthepipesedrumsandthigh- was living in the Tower °f [ground medium range missiles
land dancers of the Scots Guard. London and the gates were be buried 100 feet below the
tonrosentthenaceantn "march-locked each night. The Cere-surhaceuror The ground tin
mony has never changed in concrete silos on the Albion
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English Spectacle
Set Nov. 7 In O.C.
ing submarines roving the seas It was dated 1915.
at will and capable of carrying But Golden Sullivan Fitzger-
the French hydrogen warhead ald, a 65-year-old widow now, is
being developed now. The H- a peppery soul who didn't give
bomb will be tested next year in up when they barred the gate.
French Polynesia. she went to the studio publicity
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Oklahoma City in the Fair-
Years Later
By VERNON SCOTT
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - A
sweet little Irish lady ap-
Gaulle’, rapprochement with last week that the most prnachedistdsomtinotket’day,
effective nuclear attack in at the guard and
coming years might may be ' .. 20n.m „
low-flying bombers, rather than was 0 ‘
sophisticated missiles. They turned her away.
Although Gallois made the Fifty-two years ago this
remarks in a comment on the i summer that selfsame gate
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sSponn, of thesevent Special more than 700 years. As it is a plateau of southeastern France, Cal, toe’strangest city in the
81 y milhtmrVtheunetwonr,tkingplaco All should be operational by world hear LoS Angeles,
The Scots Guards appeared outsiders with special permis-
two years ago at the arena sion have ever seen the event.
expenses. The local budget for back to Chicago and met my
the crusade is about $140,000, he husband. So I forgot all about
I my career
said. | ___ ________
Piatt, 47, whose official title ABC has set Nov. 16 as the
is crusade director, said the date for Carol Channing's next
amount of the team’s expenses one-hour variety special. Walter
will depend on whether it is Matthau, George Burns and
able to secure television time Jimmy Dean are some of the
for the crusade. I entertaners.
I a strategic worth. French atomic warfare strate-
American anti-ballistic missile Despite President Charles de gist Gen. Pierre Gallois said
I Gaulle's rapprochement with I last week that the i
attack
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Automatic 30-Cup Percolator—Harvey’s Coffee.................
Flower Pot—Chickasha Iron Works .................... $21.00
Gold Framed Mirror—Phillips Trading Post...............$24.95
Toble Lamp—Fritcher Furniture ....................$15.00
Highway Emergency Kit—Ferguson Motors ....................
Wiglet—O. K. Barber and Beauty Supply.................$25.00
Gift Certificate—Humpty Dumpty ..................... 225-00
Savings Bond—Pool Mortgage and Insurance Co............$25.00
Glass Aquarium Tank—Dupire Tropical Fish .............S 4.95
Front End Alignment I stand, passenger car) — Lawsons......$ 7.50
Felt Rug—C. Richison Furniture ... ..................$30.00
1 Year’s Locker Rental—Frostee Foods Locker............$14.60
Permanent Wove Gift Certificate
Henry's School of Beauty Culture..............
Brass Floor Lamp—Griffin Furniture ............
Slim Jim Set—|o Anns .......................
Tissot Watch—Frye's Jewelry .................
Croton Watch—Risner's jewelry ...............
Record Player—Carl's Radio and T.V.
Anscomatic Camera—Ray's Studio and Camera . ..
Instant Hair Setter—Liberty Drug ..............
10 Skeins Wool Yarn—S. H. Kress .............
R.C.A. Transistor Radio—Modern Appliance & Furn.
$6.98 Suit Bag, $5.99 Thermal Blanket—|. C. Penney
Stadium Coat—Sonya's .......................
Raincoat—Crosley's Nook .....................
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Drew, Charles C. The Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 75, No. 200, Ed. 1 Tuesday, October 10, 1967, newspaper, October 10, 1967; Chickasha, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1865021/m1/3/?q=Homecoming+queen+1966+North+Texas+State+University: accessed July 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.