The Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 77, No. 183, Ed. 1 Saturday, September 20, 1969 Page: 3 of 18
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# THE CHICKASHA DAILY EXPRESS. Sunday, September 21. 1969 *
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Tulsa; Billie Clabaugh, Senate represn-
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Senate representative. Midwest City: Don
Cokely president, Chickasha; Penny Wal-
ters, vice president, Dewey.
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during the year after their 19th would call up the oldest 19-year-
birthday, instead of the present olds—those closest to their 20th
seven-year span from 19 to 26. birthdays. The result would be
Those with college deferments ... , .
would run the risk during the that men would be most
year after they graduate. vulnerable to a draft call in the
The lottery Nixon has asked month before their 20th birth-
Congress to approve would day.
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By Carroll Righter to this fine mind. Permit your household duties easier.
Your Day Today progeny, would-be genius, to SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22
cIEPAr PENNENCIES: work out ideas that occur to Dec. 21) You can now fino
Tinin terms of the Mm him. This individual belongs in the right answer tossomeprob-
419 Considor modern meth- the Svace Ae and can be a lem. Then join with friends
today.Considermo tn accent valuable future leader. Be sure with whom you’d establish
ods and determ P give spiritual training, greater rapport. Contact other
present.waxs.( venlingthins Send’ to the best college, quietly to seek how to increase
The pastcan.Prevernt, ts ‘The Stars impel, they do your happiness.
exppndingiyour n to Apr 19) not compel." What you make CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan.
ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19 20) You can make the finan-
Meeting new people today can yo U! 5 cial arrangements that will add
led to interesting and P much to your present security,
table occasions in , Your Day Monday— Give in to that temptation to
phenstarem tordo so. “ GENERAL TENDENCIES: save money. Stop sending it
vTn"tsthoin°higher posi-operative behavior will enable AQUARIUS <J»>. 21 to Feb.
tions today, since you are not you to get support from anoth- 19) Be loyal, to good friends
thinking clearly. Get in touch er. If you do anything unpre- instead of trying to make radi-
with the most influential per- dictable or dramatic, you will cal and unnecessary changes,
sons you know. They can be lose stature. A fine day for This habit of yours could lead
most helpful to you at this polite amusements. to trouble. Repay some finan-
no P ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) cial and social obligations.
GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) You can choose whether to go PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20)
Lift vourseif out of a hum- along with conservatives or with Many private situations need to
drum existence. Participate in those who think independently; be handled calmly. In your
the bustling world of happy, the former would suit you bet- fluster you could sever some
active neople who are spiritual- ter. Be careful. Do not get into valuable connection. Give your
lv healthy and know how to trouble. Think carefully, assistance, to the best of your
advance in life. Stop worrying TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) abmty to others who need it
about things that can’t be help- You can quietly seek the as- I YOUR CHILD IS BORN
ed. Be carefree. sistance you want from bigwigs TODAY ... he, or she, will
MOON CHILDREN (June 22 in order to clear up pressing be one of those chever young
to July 21) Go ahead and do obligations. Keep your sel-pos- people who have many ideas
what you like. Handle your session if others are demand- for doing things more efficient-
responsibilities without letting ing. Reason helps. y as.wel as the knowledge
anyone dominate you. Don’t GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) to put them through. Teach
insist on pursuing some person- Today is ideal for listening to early to understand that ih life
al desire. It may not be worth advice from experts who like one cannot get things done im-
it cooperating with you. Be digni- mediately without complica-
LEO (July 22 to A g. 21) f ied if you attend a social tions. Sports are fine. Give as
Come to an agreement with meeting tonight. Look your best, much . education as possible. A
your associates who understand Be happy. scientific course is best for this
vou. Avoid those in higher posi- MOON CHILDREN (June 22 problem solver. ,
tions who are unreasonable. to July 21) Others are willing The Stars impel, they do
Safeguard your reputation, to meet the promises they have not compel. ’ What you make
VIRGO (Aug. 22 to ept. 22) made to you. You should be of your liife is largely up to
Show loyalty to those who have just as glad to uphold bargains YOU
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been devoted and whn are more you have made. Be less emo-
efficient than you. This is not tional with one you love. Prac-
a good day to make a new tical thinking can be helpful
acquaintance. Stick with tried now.
and true friends. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21)
LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) That associate can provide the
Get busy doing something crea- answers to present problems it
five with people you truly ad- approached courteously. Don’t
mire. Do not neglect your mate, be demanding of others or you
however. Avoid those who an- will lose your good image. Be
nov vou. wise.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22)
211 Give more attention to those Handle your duties conscien-
of home instead of spending tiously. Take good care of your
time with your associates. Your health and your wardrobe. Be
family is more important than skeptical of what others say.
outsiders. Take up a hobby LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22)
that gives vou pleasure. Join those who really like you
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to and enjoy the recreations that
Dec. 21) There are certain dut- lift you out of your mood,
ies expected of you. You would Get away from all disorder,
be wise to go ahead and do Relax with some good reading
them. Others around you will tonight.
not be so demanding. Enter- SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov.
tain at home this evening. In- 21) Try not to start any argu-
vite the right people. ments at home or there could
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. be unhappy consequences. Be
20* Pay more attention to books willing to please. Buy that new
that nrovide an insight into mechanism that will make
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WASHINGTON (UPI) —Pres- work this way: Once each year
ident Nixon plans to thrust the Elective Service headquarters
m cot,, g— p, an draft onto the 19-year-olds would, in effect, put the 365
H County Farm. Eureau4s fate starting Jan- 1, regardless of days of the year in a fishbowl
A cial.awards tithe Chickasha Congress’ action on his request- and draw them out one-by-one
■ Donna Bethschenkchickasha ed reform legislation by then, to create a scrambled calendar,
received rwJh grand It appears Congress will not The first date on this calendar
ihowmanawad ci. ALAnn be able to act fast enough to might be Aug. 4, followed by
® gChampionandreservescham make the legal reform Nixon Sept. 4, Dec. 3, March 8 or any
■ ion for,ach.divtsion.went.to requested Friday. The Pres- other dates. _
A Jonesand Miss St Min™ ‘dent announced a cut of 50,000 AU 19-year-olds whose birth-
S showmani Minso, men from draft calls for the day happened to be the first
and. Benni ieIriineTuttle, swine rest of this year. But the day chosen for the scrambled
show ani.5 arbrai win™ administration has at least two calendar would be at the top ot
exandVeliaMorefield,Mino, other plans it can use. the pile. Those with birthdays
sheep showmani-arryRay Vor in the House, chairman L. on the second calendar date
Alex, and Keith Hand ’ Mendel Rivers, D-S.C, said his would be next..
’ _ ... Armed Srvices Committee will Luck Of The Draw
Special Farm Bureau judging take up Nixon’s draft lottery The Selective Service then
awards "ent to.Da vidwyat, proposal by November. But a would start drawing, from the
Ninnkahbigh.junioreand.Toin check indicated there was some top of the pile, each time their
Arthur, Ninn dteiX reasonsin disagreement within the com- was a draft quota. Those
the livestockusdiviision Thenin mittee which might delay the halfway down the pile might
Hal Weisbein of the health, Faculty senators, in addition ley. Amber - Pocasset, was high Poposa „ . . ne ver be called, and those at
physical education and recrea- to Weisbein and Miss Ramirez, inior hnv ana BarLIra Anth In the Senate, Democratic the bottom probably would be
tion faculty at Oklahoma Col- are Miss Barbara Jones of the J . • • n , leader Mike Mansfield said he assured of never being called,
lege of Liberal Arts has been speech and drama faculty. Mrs. ony: Ninnekah, high junior gin, saw little prospect of a reform After 12 months, the process
elected chairman of Faculty Helen Powers of home econo- in Girls individual home dem- measure making it through would start all over again, with
Senate in this capacity he also mics, Mrs. Hattie Orr of edu- onstration judging, Georgia Mir- Congress this year. He said the a new calendar. Those who
serves as president of Faculty cation, Clark Bailey of art, acle, Am-Po. was first; Yvon- Senate Armed Services Com- turned 20 would be out of the
Association for the 1969-70 col- Al Taylor, director of the data ne Moore, Ninnekah, second; mittee already is backlogged pool.
1on. voor J - with business.
Mi« Teresa Ramirez of the processing center; Robert Rich- Jeanette Brown, Am.-Po, third One-Year Vulnerability
political science faculty is sec- ardson of biology, and Stuart and Debbie Renwick, Am - Po, The basic point of Nixon’s
retary. Meltzer of modern languages, fourth.
THE ACOUSTICON HEARINC AID MAN will be in
Chickasha, Tuesday, September 23 from 1 to 3 p.m. at Baker-
Fair Kexall.
If you need a naw Hearing Aid, fresh batteries, repair
er tervice to any make or model, or a Free hearing test,
tee the ACOUSTICON MAN. FRESH BATTERIES available
at Baker-Fair Retail.
Budget terms available
HAROLD N. BULLARD, Distributor
2411 N. Fortland Ph. WI 2-4344
Oklahoma City, Okla.
A,
modern business systems. Ana-
Ive your talents intelligently.
See hour to make money in
the future. Be well - balanced
in your judgments.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb.
19) Avoid that family tie who
wants to be catered to. Visit
the good friends you’ve been
neglecting. Be happy.
PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20)
It’s a fine day to play the
future quietly, privately. Do
iot jeopardize your present se-
curity. Stay Indoors, except to
attend the services you like.
IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN
TODAY ... he, or she, will
be one of those young people
to whom you must give personal
frna oarlv To much di-
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Drew, Charles C. The Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 77, No. 183, Ed. 1 Saturday, September 20, 1969, newspaper, September 20, 1969; Chickasha, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1865628/m1/3/: accessed May 8, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.