The Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 78, No. 95, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 11, 1970 Page: 1 of 8
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House rose garden the new job
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White House announced pres-
idential counsel John D. Eh-
effective management control
to the federal establishment.
Robert P. Mayo, who served
White House as a counselor.
Nixon told newsmen gathered
favorable.
Leader
Public Hearings
Set For Tonight .
At Council Meet \
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Miss Your Paper?
Chickasha subscribers who
miss service may get their
Express by calling 224-2600
between 5:00 and 7:00 p.m.
Weekdays and 7:00 and 9:30
a.m. Sunday.
them is Lance Woodliff, OCLA director
of admissions and records.
Mike Mansfield said the trans,
fers of Shultz and Finch “would
help to better the administra-
tion’s outlook.”
Both Finch and Shultz have
broad outlooks on the nation’s
by subsidy ceilings. Less than
13,000 out of 2% million sub-
sidy recipients in 1969 received
more than $20,000 in subsidies,
he said
“Broken down by crop, grow-
ers of about 2 per cent of all
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By BILL KENNEDY
Daily Express
Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON — A three-way
field said.
The agency Shultz will head
was created under a reorgani-
zation plan drafted by Nixon
earlier this year and approved
by Congress. It combines the
duties of the old Budget Bureau
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by the time the next school term begins in August.
Four courses will be offered at the school which is part
of the Canadian Valley Vocational and Technical school
district.
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to the Washita Theatre to see
“CACTUS FLOWER"
This coupon good for two
tickets to see the above
picture.
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The Chickasha Express
invites
rlichman would serve as chief
of staff for the newly created
VO-TECH SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION—Construction
is progressing on the new vocational-technical satel-
lite school building located at the 13th and Michigan
Avenue area. The school is expected to be completed
become a White House counsel-
or
On Capitol Hill, reaction from
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sary papers and information material at
the office of admissions Talking with
A key point of controversy
has been the amount to be
paid to farmers in subsidies for
not growing certain crops —
mostly feed grains, wheat and
cotton.
Generally, congressmen from
agriculture states want to leave
subsidy payments unlimited, and
many from non farm states have
been clamoring to place a dol-
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street . . . Earl Patton, mak-
ing a trip to town this morn-
ing .. . Lt. Newton Brown
of the Salvation Army, stop-
ping for a sidewalk conver-
sation . . . Bill Richie, say-
ing a lot of wheat is being
cut this week.
Emmert Mayo, watering his
lawn .. . Jerry Holl, directing
a movie being filmed at OCLA
. . . Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Duckworth, visiting with
neighbors . . . Lovell Cecil,
stopping in at the Daily Ex-
press office . . . Lester Kuhl-
man of Minco, taking care of
some business in Chickasha ..
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Malaby,
taking a mid - morning coffee
break . . . Stan Brantley,
preparing for a vacation trip
to Florida.
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management at the very
highest level into the executive
branch of government."
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both parties was
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Nixon said he has
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with a games and getting ac- talks deadlocked and said the
quainted session. Then at noon United States should rapidly
a picnic lunch will be served, withdraw all of its troops.
An entertainment program will Rejecting any idea of a
be held at 1 p.m . then swim- coalition cabinet with the
ming sessions will start at 2 Hanoi -backed Viet Cong Provi-
pm. , sional Revolutionary govern-
Members of the Womens ment, Lam, South Vietnam’s
Council 4-H committee are Mrs. foreign minister and presently
Wade Voss of Alex. Mrs. Ger- chief peace negotiator, said
trude Dobry of Chickasha, Mrs. "any formula of coalition would
Harce Moore of Ninnekah and lead to the seizure of power by
Mrs. Calvin Bickell of Blanch- the Communists.”
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to set a ceiling of $20 000 per
ard.
4-H youth who plan to take
in swimming sessions may ob-
tain tickets following the enter-
tainment session after lunch.
There will be a dime charge for
elementary grade children, a
quarter for junior and senior
high youth and a half dollar for
adults. Tickets will be sold only
at the piicnic area, said Shultz.
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took office, was shifted to the
By DAVID ZENIAN Arab press reports said at Beirut blamed Hussein’s uncle, which is Palestinian (refugee)
BEIRUT (UPI)—King Hus- least 500 persons have been Maj. Gen. Sherif Nasser Ben areas," the guerrilla spokes-
Kin of Jordan said today the killed and wounded in dashes Jamil, commander-in-chief of man said.
situation was returning to this week. The U.S. Embassy's the armed forces, for the He also charged that Jorda-
. . nfmal in Amman but a Army attache was killed by renewed fighting today. The "clearly
(EDITOR'S NOTE: This is to limit subsidy payments to Palestinian guerrilla spokesman guerrillas who also were guerrillas’ are demanding Jamil • ,
the first of two articles on the $20,000 in any year to any in- c|atmed fighting flared again in holding 84 foreign nationals be fired as part of the price for marked Palestine red crescent
_ " in dividual farmer. the Jordanian capital between including 14 Americans. as a settlement. ambulance west of Amman.
Rotarv the House Agriculture Commit- As this is written. Rep. Paul guenrillas and regular army hostages in a hotel in Amman. “Jordanian heavy artillery is killing seven occupants and
. r ----<i— _ "" Findley, also of Illinois, was troops a guerrilla spokesman in shelling southern Amman, wounding two more.
planning to introduce a measure
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District Weather
Mostly cloudy, warm and
windy with chance of night-
time thunderstorms through
Friday: Local temperatures 12
noon today 78: high Wednes-
day 86: low Wednesday 70.
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REPLICAS OF FLAG — Chickasha Elks Lodge and
American Legion will present replicas of the flag for
uniform patches to Chickasha police and sheriff s
staff during a special program at 8:30 p.m. Saturday
at the lodge.
Elks, Legion
Flag Patches
For Lawmen
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Senate Democratic
retaliation from the voters in country. "
November if new anticrime "Failure of Congress to act .
law are not passed will be something for the people
“The major failure of this to remember,” he said,
congress has been its failure to Nixon said the rate of
act on any of these bills,” increase of crime has declined
Nixon said. “Partisanship is no recently and gave credit to
excuse." Attorney General John N.
As the President was calling Mitchell, who stood at his side
for action on Cavitol Hill, vice during the meeting in the White
President Spiro T. Agnew said House Rose garden
in a speech on crime that But he said law enforcement
criminal elements, whether authorities need more effective
Mafia leaders or dishonest tools, and thev would be L
repairmen, “must be fought provided with passage of the 0028
with every weapon available administration's anti-crime pro-
Questionnaires
Being Sent To
Cof Members
“ imnsretez mn,anmmumm i d
development, said John Harns, civic clubs Will be present. In-
president. eluded are American Business
mmanisomatmemne Sledge amsdersresomasamewrsep: - sulterime (arm bill.
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better place, to ive, and d lege and Community Club,
business, said Karl Jacobs. To:astmast Club and Salva-
chamber manager.
Participation of the member- to ‘Bar Said Elks
ship in chamber programs is
one of the best ways to obtain
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WASHINGTON (UPI) —Pres- receiving letters from around chieftain and his henchmen, robbers and burglars, and men and dishonest business- nation,” Agnew said. “they
ident Nixon told Congress today the country demanding action labor racketeers. drug pushers “white collar criminals” which men must be fought with every
to “get off dead center” on his on crime legislation. He said and smut peddlers, street he said included tax cheats. “Like all who would threaten weapon available and consistent
crime legislative package and crime is a top issue in public criminals such as rapists, embezzlers, dishonest repair- the life and health of this with our Constitution."
said the lawmakers may face opinion polls taken around the ”
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Chickasha Chamberof.Com- The law enforcement personnel omnilus farm bill for th years, government is "contributing to Secretary George p Shultz to the key man in the administra- named Federal Trade Commis- It was theh second Cabinet
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ernmental, affairs. highways, the program. The Elks are it NoW, Chairman Bob Poage Smith said that, numerically federal bureaucracy. Nixon also promoted Labor have chief responsibility for Robert IL F meh as . ecr etary
streets and roads, manufactur stressing Americanism pro- o( Texas says he won't call few farmers would be affected ---------------—---of Health, Education and
ing.smemher ship, medial ref grams and feel now is the the committee back into session
pulblicheai newindlustryrras time 10 stand up for law, or- someone comes up with
merchants and scareh resource der and justice in support of a bill acceptable to the House
merchants,, ‘ law enforcement agencies, add- and the administration,
development. . O‛R
The membership is being ask- 5" • " ’
ed to comment on the chamber
program in its efforts to serve
the entire Chickasha area.
Members are asked to return
the questionnaires to the cham-
ber office as soon as possible.
Information on any of the cham-
ber's activities may be obtained
from Harris, or any member
of the board of directors, or the
chamber office, said today any unilateral "Sen. Smith of Illinois, going ing mitte jn d d d in _
American and allied troop against farm interests in his I t b f th 5
Picnic For 4 H withdrawal from, its territory state, introduced a bill in April city councd at ns meeting to- 3
rcnic ror 4 n before the departure of Com- night following a 7 o'clock k
To Be Jul V 29 munist troops would jeopardize council session council- "
IU we July 7 the country’s right to self- men 2m
The annual Grady County 4-H determination. WAf One hearing is on a request ■
picnic,has been scheduled for Addressing the 70th Vietnam WV G jQW to rezone an area on South 3
July 29 in. Shannon Springs peace conference session. San " " 5” 55, "5 Ninth Street, the •
Park in Chickasha, according gon Ambassador Pham Dang , D. , crandview Addition from R-1
to Charlie Shultz, extension 4-H Lam said Communist North Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Rich- Grandview Addition, from Ri MISS RITA DUNN and Gary Humphrey,
agent and Mrs. Ruth King, home Vietnamese troops and other ardson and daughter, Janell. iA0nP mnnr.con Chickasha high graduates who are start
economist in 4-H. “subversive forces” must not of Verden • waving to.a friend A. .. .p test t ing their college careers this summer at
The picnic, sponsored by the stay on south Vietnamese soil as they drove down the street ihc otner is a requesi to Oklahoma College of Liberal Arts, are
county Extension Homemakers after the allied pullout. • • • Clyde Compton, busy . .. . . pictured above as they pick up neces-
Council, will start at ll a m. Hanoi’s delegate called the with some work . . . Mrs. Ed dustrial to R-3 from R-1 Uw
Oswalt, walking down the area Detween wornwest acnool • • ■ ■ r • ■ F
and U. S .81 and Frisco Ave- Empneleuy c —enenl I)ew
nue and the Rock Island Rail- | IUly 13 I IIIUI MUY
road. I 4
Bids will be opened on the mgm _ m m _ gm ■ •
water line to Ninnekah and I M •pAII EAya j pArl
for gasoline, liquid chlorine and | ( IIIUII •VI W<CUIl
alum.
Councilmen also, will consider Men and women arc contin- No trend is seen in “who" meetings of classes were Tues- Domestic Affairs Council.
rnaagonemnsrattonForssignals.uing to enroll each day this is enrolling during this week, to , , nixonswilastsas airmana
Other business will be routine week for the 10-week session Ihc late registrations being al- Currently attending a two- r„hinPi members exceot
in nature. of the third trimester at Okla- most equally divided among be- week art workshop being o - a . state William P
College of liberal Arts ginningfreshmen, returningoc- fered hy Mrs. Cora Oakes, are S. a d Se” y bi
Friday. June 12, is the last , . . . . .... , 6° students, some of whom are Koers « “ -
day students may enroll and LA students who did not pre- regular students taking this as Defense MelvinR council wiU
receive credit. enroll, transfers from other col- a part of their 10-week pro- Shultz said the council will
While the enrollment figure leges and universities, and men gram, and others are teachers determine w a is o e one
may be less than the anticipat- and women returning to college from throughout the area. and the 0
ed 700, it is almost certain the after being out of school sev- Approximately 50 men and management wi e ermine
total will be above a year eral years. women are expected to attend how to do it and how wel. He
ago. states Lance Woodliff, di- Regular enrollment, for those a two-week science workshop said there would be substantial
rector of admissions and rec- who did not pre-enroll in the June 22-July 2. Mrs. Myra Lamb overlap between . the two
ords. late spring, was Monday, First is to be instructor. functions.
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first-time effort to bring
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tution." Nixon also called for “even- » d.,
Nixon speaking informally to handed enforcement” of laws -
a group of U.S. attornevs already on the books as a step
visiting the White House, said toward re-estabishing public
. . : Congress should “get off the confidence in the law.
The Chickasha Elks Lodge will and Hurst - Beaton American dead center on which it has "When a law is not enforced,
present American Flag uniform Legion Post No. 54 have pur- been operating, get these bills that creates a disrespect for
patches to the Chickasha police chased 500 patches, replicas o out of committee and get these law," he said “But when a law
and sheriff's staff during a spe- the American Hag. to give to laws passed." is unfairlv enforced it also
cial Flag Day program at 8:30 law enforcement personnel in There are 13 measures before creates disrespect for law.”
p.m. Saturday at the lodge. The Grady County. Congress, ranging from drug Nixon's audience was a
public is invited to attend. Rep. Spencer Bernar o control to pornography to delegation from the annual
Jesse O’Bar, Flag Day com- Rush Springs. Grady County control of exoioaives, he said, conference of federal attorneys,
mittee chairman, said the Elks representative, will be speak r "I understand partisan poli- being held at the Statler Hilton
for the program. . I understand draqeing feet Hotel, where Agnew in 2
Taking part 111 will special on some issues,” Nixon said. nronared sheech said * 1
Flag Day program.will Sheri* "That's the wav the game is "Criminal elements” are "Tru-
lice Chief Roy Carman Sherin played But crime is not a ly the enemies of our country,
rrank.shaffereer K'S -to" issue» He listed them a organized
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Drew, Charles C. The Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 78, No. 95, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 11, 1970, newspaper, June 11, 1970; Chickasha, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1865851/m1/1/: accessed June 10, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.