The Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 77, No. 214, Ed. 1 Monday, October 27, 1969 Page: 3 of 12
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★ THE CHICKASHA DAILY EXPRESS, Monday, October 27, 1969
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his team from the 821st Combat Security Police
-duadron, Vietnam, and a group of trophies they earn-
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son of Mr. and Mrs. C. B McCurley recently was
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....... „ ---- ------ ,, .. ... . relentless pursuit of movies and
ful thinking. Organize the com- week S activities need more movie-makers for the annual
Get in touch with that financial trusted allies and talk over pro D amtaput. Pouor Jotn
expert and forget that feeling jects you have in mind- get . n nas Dag8ed 4i.mao cateh
. >1 aS* I tee 1__- .u - J ®— for this years i3th edition of ----
of failure. Some improvements them on the road. You have the filmfest which started sues for new sewage treatment water that’s black
to.your property can add to fine invitations to worthy so Wednesday at the Masonic facilities. Another source of water pol-
value and bring more comfort, dal affairs. Be sure you attend Auditorium. . "We get right back to home,” lution that is often overlooked 1
Make a better impression on as many as you can. Mike Nichols, former comic Sullivan says. ‘How did you is “natural” pollution. Most of I
others, , , . cI0.(July 22 to Aug: 21) and Broadway director whose and 1 vote on this bond issue:” central and western Oklahoma
a TARIS (Apr, J to May 201 Go to that expert and say you two productions—"Who‛s Afraid "We have to have money to is familiar with this kind of pol- I
A day when you can gain favors want to make something really of Virginia Woolf’’’ and ‘The run the sewage treatment facil- lution, because of large depos- '
from others very easily, but big of yourself,,and get the Gradute"—have revolutionized Hies,” he says. its of gyp and salt. «
you have to be very charming right adviceson how to start, big studio Hollywood produc- Sullivan says industries usual- “The natural pollutants in the
wi h them and show you really Get into civic work that will tins, agreed to discuss his ly get the blame for water pol- state are quite bad,” Sullivan
care about them. Be very so- add to present prestige Show work in one of the festival’s lution, although they do less says.
d.you ae)very effiient,,, retrospective tributes. damage than cities. For example, the gyp content
New ’contactsani now rive the What’s more, Nichols says As an example of a major of the water causes the foul
pe. inhommlstsa lo 81V kiln that if the brass at Paramount water pollution problem, Sulli- taste in water in Oklahoma
right.information.thatcanhelP will permit, hell bring along a van cites Lake Erie. City. The taste hasn’t been
You ideas Find new sources chunk of his latest work. He says a federal study helred in recent weeks, when
of information. Stop picking on "Catch 22 The filming, by
that close relative of whom you Nichols, of Joseph Hellers _
are subconsciously jealous and masterpiece of black humor is Intarnafinnal A-ere
wont admit it. awaited so eagerly that it can 11| IVI IBU I IU(l(j I VVdiCIS
LIBRA (Sept 23 to Oct. 22) only result in Nichols’ greatest
Make sure you carry through triumph yet or his first flop. 11 T !| Ag ill r
with your responsibilities effi- Nichols could have his pick of NO I fAllhip AT All For
ciently Instead of trying to personal appearances on televi- "VV I • •MNIV Bl Mil I VI
make’others assume the work sion or in person, but usually _ ......
load for you Be sure you do picks none of them. GAAe KHIn I AEEImAM
what mate expects of you, also, Johnson Is Director VvUU JlllU LUIIlUUU
Stop being so stubborn That was before he met • r r
SCORPI (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Johnson, who is program
Your associate is undoubtedly director of the San Francisco
right, but you must ask right Festival.
Lt. McVey
Sidney A. McVey, 24, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McVey,
Verden, was recently commis-
sioned a second lieutenant upon
graduation from the Officer Can-
didate School at the U. S.
was announced this week. He sion and enhanced the morale Army Field Artilery Center at
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. and welfare of his men. The Nt, . . ..
G.B. McCurley, 1320 South 13th. exemplary leadership, person- -tMeVey entered the Army
While serving in Vietnam he al endeavor and devotion to in October 1968. He graduated
was a captain and received his duty displayed by Captain Me- 1 . 1 , from .Verden High
promotion when he returned to Curley in this responsible posi- RCh?° and later received a
. the states. tion reflect great "credit uoon B S. degree in chemical en-
By PHYLLIS BERNSTEIN thing in public service,” she The citation reads: himself and the United sttes gineering from the University
mmuumwa right, but you must ask right Festival. ’ IUP, •" Iovef • I*-, w? didn t stand Captain James H MeCurey Air Force, of Oklahoma.___________
AEKAgs questions so that it is clarified "I asked Mike to come in Shiley Temple at the U.N2 in the same spot in life but distinguished himself by meri- Earlier Capt. McCurley had Arsenic was discovered in the
• WW 49 in your own mind. Come to a 1966. He said he'd like to but he . , at, seemed a pretty good 8r ■ torious service as Operations been awarded the Air Fore 13th century by the monk Al-
real understanding with every- was going to Berlin,” says .0ke. t, manycommeni ?rS R"lugsonsderimyself. asa Officer, 82151 Combat Security Commendation medal for "out- bertus Magnus.’
>. 1 n , , « one who works with you. Be Johnson. "I asked him again whe n.the former child, star Repub icanainderend en ' " Very Police Squadron, Republic of standing professional skill, -----
Tuttle Senior.H Club o M a happy person by evening, next year, but he was making now MrS.,Charles.Black,41 liberalininternational affairs, Vietnam, while engaged in knowledge and leadership which
. members held its organizational SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to'The Graduate.’ I saw him yers, an annotated ee affair servative in fiscal ground operations against an brought many significant 1m-
; meeting Tuesday at the school. Dec. 2D Put off until later those again this year and he finally Was appointed,by affairs,cwhen it affects the opposing armed force from 12 provements in every area of
Ronnie MeComas, president, pre- duties ahead of you as you lack areed. Besides, he really Presiden Nixonas4nmember taxpayers, she said. August 1968 to 13 February 1969. security and law enforcement
. sided and Scotty Turner vice- the enthusiasm for them now, believes that festivals like ours Athecenem, dpegatnn.to.Its 1 01 particularly happy with During this period Capt Me- at McClellan Air Force Base",
president, led the 4-H Ritual Get ideas from fellow workers are worthwhile.” Atthn’senerae Assembly that he present administration. And Curley performed in an out- He and his wife, Janet, and
: and Flag Salute. W 0 are advancing rapidly. Actress Bette Davis also kept There were a lot of qpog I am in complete support of the standing manner while direct- three children. Michael, Jaimy
• Since this was an enrollment -arnfromthem, too. turning down Johnson until she aLo1t 6m" 4 chi , ... „ administration as to the Paris ing the deployment of Combat Lou and Blake, are now living
। meeting, the program included CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. finally accepted this year, abnunt, nhe Go0d.ShipLollipop peace talks." security Policel forces. He de- in Goldsboro, N. C., where he
a discussion on requirements of 20) Put aside all that work shell turn up for a salute to smngtnto tor led.in terna tion She added that she bones the veloped and directed Combat has been stationed at Seymour-
! each member in 4-H, said Mer- and worry and have a good her career, which spans more al waters _ At the United talks will be fruitful but that Tactics Training program and Johnson AFB since his return
vin Deason, extension agent in time a recreations that you than 30 years of stardom patons,itsenithere was con- we can expect “a lot of tea to provided executive management from Vietnam duty. He is com-
4-H. Officers of both the junior ea y like, be with charming Just to show that he is not R . c, i prise. . D, be sipped” while awaiting an for the Squadron’s Base Camp, mander of the Air Security
and senior clubs met to plan persons you like. Be sure to about to rest on his laurels But Shirley Temple Black has honorable peace in Vietnam. Capt. MeCurley’s superb plan- Police squadron,
activities the clubs would be give as much time as you can Johnson says he has got the settled into ,he job now; she’s----------- ""
doing this year. to loved one. Rexlaxation gives legendary Mae West about gotten over being a "two weeks
Mrs. Billie Lou Hinkle is the you a new outlook on life. convinced to come to next curiosity" to other u- N. digni-
! adult leader for the senior club AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. year’s event taries and emoloves, end she's
and other officers in addition 19) Go ahead and make those ’ IThe onl tr01Li, is that proved adept at getting the
j to McComas and Turner, in- changes that kin have wanted she-i oniy ' ; . hang of things.
: elude Phillip Whitlow, secretary you to make for a long time w usuil,, I nzrsi "She talks right up at
: and Miss Kathy Ross, reporter, and please them. Getting rid ti in th, afternoon But wej nommittee meetings and ses-
: The junior and senior clubs of contention makes a big dif- iust Lave t switch thi sions. and she gets listened to,”
. meet the third Tuesday of each ference. Then your ship of life around for Mae g a U.N. veteran said.
month at the school. Individual is headed in the right direction opening is Wednesday Aonentance No Svrprise
; meetings are held, however, the , PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Wednesdav's onening night of Acceptance doesn’t surprise
: two groups work together on a Once your work is done, visit the 1969 festival had a Mrs. Black herself and if
: number of projects, those who.are usually, not bur- black-tie audience viewing “The of the criticism of
[ Following the regular meet- dened with work. Get the in- secret of Santa Vittoria.” anmyinment hirt her
ing. Miss Marie Craig and Miss formation you want and show Producer-Director Stanley Kra- donen’t let it show
! Jeannie Lindsey, club song lead- your appreciation, especially if mer and stars Anthony’quinn She was asked in
ers, led the group in singing, they are relatives. Handle cor- and Verna Lisa attended. interview what her answer was
respondence in the afternoon. Twenty-three feature films to those who said her appoint-
IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN involving 20 nations will be ment was strictly a political
Dir r All Haar TODAY ... he, or she, will shown during the 12-day event, payoff for her campaigning for
VEV VHuEM ••• be one of those delightful young Johnson is especially high on Nixon’s election (she spoke in
• ritv c,0 , people who has a practical out- "A Nest of Gentlefolk” from 21 states and 46 cities).
i cEyPocorePo ,.soying t look on life in general which Russia as well as the festival’s "Wh pre "thev" she replied
: 7 91e0f vandalism reported is very fine. But teach early first-ever African entry. Sene- coolly. 'I would suggest that
: 22^421 Gh FWtBarbara the. right morals, ideas in life gar’s "The Money order. ‘they’ keep an eye on the work
' Eee 421. that LFifth iss that will make this a most Another film to be screened we’re doing and see how things
, Reed stated that sometime Fri- worthwhile and successful life is a politically radical Then ‘thev’ can give Me
: da iy.n alltesomeone and the air Since your progeny will have French film That caused a stir another rating, or none at al ”
: outof: hn« in iresandiknock- a deep understanding of others, at the recent New York Honey-haired and pretty,
iedfour.holesinthewindshield the humanitarian will emerge Festival. Mrs Rlack shies awav from
? narked 196 1.sedan.whileit.Was here very early in life. After It was at former San political talk and refuses flatly
Parked pnthetnobl k.ofForth making much money the inter- Francisco festivals that Influen- to discuss in any detail her
tarted a Qr P0 unman and est. will be in philanthropy, tial works such as Czechcslova- child star days of the 1930s. But
tatted.aoyearoldwoman and sitting in meditation. L kia’s “The Shop on Main she is quite willing to discuss
1 out There was no report of not henStars impel, they do Street,” and Russia’s "Ballad her progression from child star
X -hee in asno.rsportf npt.compe,.’ What you make of a Soldier” came to the to mother to public affairs, an
4Ycarrest connection with of your life is largely up to attention of U.S. audiences, interest she said she began to
_________________ ________________________ Johnson concedes that the develop about 1950
SIDE GLANCES New York and San Francisco Interests Change
festivals have much in com- ‘Since 1950 my interests
mon. They are the nation’s only started to change. After getting
events comparable or perhaps away from the entertainment
better than the older European business, I developed a feeling
festivals. that I could contribute some-
oRdahomastowmsandaities and lather numorth
are to blame for much of the Cleveland, Toledo and Akron. Place stirking garbage work- close look at water entering the says the problem occurs when
state's water pollution, in the The Ford Motor Company, Re- 5s northeastern part of the state, there is a heavy rainfall, which
view of Glenn Sullivan, assis- public Steel and Bethlehem , Eastern Oklahoma is more zinc and iron mines In Kan- causes overflowing from settling
and director of the Oklahoma Steel were responsible for less- "ortunate n terms of clean wa- sas have been causing some ponds at the mine sites.
SAN FRANCISCO (UPD— Water Resources Board, er amounts of pollution.
Albert Sullivan declines to name Oklahoma statutes provide
_____ couoco at specific municipal offenders, fines for industries which cause
, ... .......„.y of California. 1x11 he says the typical town water pollution. The penalties
are going to do so this day, it venture you have in mind more But for four months each year, does not have adequate facili- range from $100-560 per day.
will have to be by some prac- precisely if you want it to be he roams the world in ties for treating his own sew- ‘There’s no way we can fine F"
tical means rather than by wish- assuccess.. The rest of the relentless pursuit of movies and age. a city,” Sullivan says.
“When they get a peak load, Sullivan says dangers of water
the operator starts bypassing pollution include fish kills and
regulations,” Sullivan says, spreading of disease.
Bond Issues Needed Even if the polluted water is 7
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Drew, Charles C. The Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 77, No. 214, Ed. 1 Monday, October 27, 1969, newspaper, October 27, 1969; Chickasha, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1865659/m1/3/?q=Homecoming+queen+1966+North+Texas+State+University: accessed July 1, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.