The Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 80, No. 226, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 22, 1972 Page: 1 of 8
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CHICKASHA, OKLAHOMA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1972
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the Vietnam war
White House aide Henry A Porter, who leads the American ported continuing dissatisfac-
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Thanksgiving
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Le Duc Tho and Xuan Thuy
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Thursday is Thanksgiving. In
keeping with the holiday, the
Daily Express will have a noon
presstime There will be a
change in schedule for business
and government offices in
Chickasha
Pentagon sources said the
eight - engine craft apparently
was struck by a surface to air
missile over North Vietnam and
crossed into Thailand before
crashing
Fair tonight and Thursday.
Warmer in afternoon. Local
temperatures: 12 noon today 43;
Tuesday high 38; Tuesday low
29.
The Chickasha Express
Invites
ELDON LAWSON
to the Washita Theatre to see
"THE MAN"
This coupon good for two
tickets to see the above
picture
year as Thanksgiving Day, do hereby proclaim Thursday, Nov. 23.
1972, as a day of national thanksgiving
Miss Your Paper?
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p.m.Monday through Friday,
8:00 a.m. and 12 noon on
Saturday, or 7:00 and 9:30
a.m. on Sunday.
I call upon all Americans to assemble in homes and places of
worship on this day, to join in offering gratitude for the countless
blessings our people enjoy, and to embrace the elderly and less
fortunate as special celebrants in the day’s events, loving them as we
have been loved.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand this seventeenth
day of November, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred seventy-
two, and of the Independence of the United States of America the one
hundred ninety-seventh
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WOsWHo- Thirteen studentsat Oklahoma College of Liberal Linde of Tulsa, and Miss Kathryn Adkins of Purcell: back row
Arts were honored. Tuesday night at the annual college David Jackson of Chickasha, Miss Janet Morgan of Midwest City
Thonksgiing dinner by being ” to Who's Who in American Miss Charlotte Owens of Bixby Richard Bryant of Morri. Steve
C0116908 and -niversities. They were selected from 41 nominees. Swanson of Edmond, Michael Bonnett of Lawton and Tim Miller of
Left to right, Mated Miss Janell Richardson of Verden Miu Muskogee. Not pictured it Mike Gaddi, of Chickasha.
Kendra Sebo of lawton. Mitt Janet Gibbons of Tulta. Mitt Nancy
few negotiating team at the weekly tion by President Nguyen Van
Paris peace talks The session Thieu with some of the
The two sides then entered this Thursday was canceled provisions of the cease-fire
the red-roofed house to start because of the American agreement, particularly the
their third session in as many Thanksgiving. fact it does not call for the
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Kissinger Returns
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PARIS (UPI) -American been used for the meetings in 45 minutes with Pham Dang South Vietnamese.
and North Vietnamese negotia- the village of Gif-sur- Yvette 25 lam of South Vietnam at the Porter also left the building
tors today started a third round miles south of Paris at 2.30 U.S Embassy residence and separately after a short white,
of secret talks aimed at ending p.m. with Ambassador William J. Saigon dispatches have re-
Thirteen Receive Who’s Who
Monroe Hartman, water cemetery opened Robert F. Kennedy Monday on spokesmen charged Indonesia
committee chairman, reported They watched as Mrs Hugh the anniversary of his birthday, was a country squarely in the
on water studies. Karl Jacobs, Auchincloss, mother of Jacque- Robert Kennedy, assassinated Western camp and was run by
Chamber manager, reported on line Kennedy Onassis, was in June, 1968, would have been a regime which has ruthlessly
industrial development He said driven to the site by her son 48 Monday crushed the 1965 Communist-led
in the past six weeks, prospects James in a monogrammed John Kennedy, assassinated uprising.
have improved for additional job black Jaguar. during a motorcade through Suharto told newsmen in
opportunities in the Chickasha She knelt briefly in the falling Dallas Nov. 22, 1963, would be Paris Nov. 15 Indonesia backed
area and contacts made with snowflakes in 32-degree weath- 55 now current US. and Hanoi peace
three firms for expansion or er, then gently placed a few In Hyannis, Mass, near the efforts and was ready to take
location of facilities here. In- blue and white flowers atop Kennedy family home, a part in the control commission
dustrial development, which will graves of Kennedy and two Roman Catholic mass at St. if both sides agreed
provide additional jobs for area infant Kennedy children buried Francis Xavier church marked
residents, is one of the major alongside him, the ninth anniversary of the
programs for the Chamber Five minutes later, Evelyn assassination. RULLETIM
Chester Simons, the new city Lincoln, Kennedy’s personal "--,7
manager, visited the Chamber secretary during his years in None of the Kennedy family, WASHINGTON (Ur. A B52
meeting and explained briefly Congress and the White House, however, was in the Hyannis- bomber crashed in Northern
the need for additional facilities came to the graveside, re- port compound Tuesday The Thailand today while returning
in providing city services He mained about a minute and left Kennedy family has attended from a bombing mission over
talked about the proposed one- half a dozen red roses. the church in Hyannis for many North Vietnam, the Pentagon
cent sales tax being recom- Sen. Edward M Kennedy. D- years
mended by the Citizens Finance
Study Committee. The city
council has set the sales tax rmog l • •
election on Tuesday, Dec. 12. I han KSg Iving
who had protected them on the edge of a wilderness, they established By United Press International
anew on American shores a thanksgiving tradition as old as Western A clearing trend was spread-
man himself irig over Oklahoma today and
From Moses at the Red Sea to Jesus preparing to feed the generally fair weather was fore-
multitudes, the scriptures summon us to words and deeds of cast for the entir: state by
gratitude, even before divine blessings are fully perceived From Thanksgiving Day.
Washington kneeling at Valley Forge to the prayer of an astronaut The emerging sunshine also
circling the moon, our own history repeats that summons and proves brought a promise of warmer
its practicality. afternoons, although more frees-
Ninnekah in town this morning .Today, in an age of too much fashionable despair, the world more mg temperatures were forecast
Bill Newbrough taking care of than ever needs 10 hear America's perennial harvest message for the early morning hours.
sZZ i Td "Take heart: Give thanks! To see clearly about us is to rejoice; and Temperatures fell below freer
Perdue. » . ttlphone "con- torejoiceistoworshup the Father; toworshup ““ receive « throughout the early
i' Wynn,in a At this Thanksgiving time our country can look back with special tpdazaandaanos Warmers num
brief conversationwitha friend: grautude across the events of a year which has brought more mum reported by the weather
Mrs ^Charles Wise, busy with progress toward lasting peace than any other year for a generation bureau was 32 at Altus qther
some office work on 4-H ac- past; and we can look forward with trust in Divine Providence Tuesday ai. fr 5 Highs
tivities Mrs. Louie Hams, toward the opportunities which peace wini bring. muesdayrangedfrom
initials SAB stood for on a liberties, and our loved ones; our worldly goods and our remained hazardous in
dinner program Tuesday heritage; the beauty of our land, the breadth of our horizonsjand the partsofthestate because of Un-
evening . . . Lindell Pettigrew, promise of peace that crowns it all. For all of this, let us now humbly gering effects that
taking in the Chamber of give thanks ' dumped heavy snow on much of
during the course of the play, promised until she got her way LNCON, Neb. (UPI) - Mild. Commerce meeting Tuesday Now, therefore, I. Richard Nixon President of the United States of Oklahoma and up to 14 inches
_ Her charm as Chou-Chou lay soshe could, if possible, stab her pleasant weather is forecast for afternoon . Spencer Bernard America, in consonance with Section 6103 of Title 5 of the United in the Panhandle
dispatched as usual on hobdays not in her lines but in her ever- friend in the back. Becky played the Oklahoma - Nebraska foot- of Rush Springs in town Tuesday States Code designating the fourth Thursday of November in each
The lobby area will be open for changing, ever-surprising, ever- the dread personality in a poised bal MSlay in Lincoln, for the Chamber meeting _ . . _
box service and access to the revealing facial expressions and easy manner with con- with a slight chance for
stamp machines, which made the play, if the stantly good control of voice, rain or now.
Banks will be closed only on spectator sat close enough to see facial, and body expressions The 1 ’ S. Weather Service is-
Thursday them all. The Chickasha High School sued the following forecast to-
individuals with news for Gerry Badgett showed a drama students provided an daz; _
society and sports pages are performing maturity and poise evening of fine entertainment ‘Party sunny with tempera-
asked to call by 8:30 am The on stage as photographer Gene and well executed comedy for tures at kickoff time 40 degrees,
general news deadline is 9 a m Wright and husband of "Chou- those who braved the cold to Winds westerly, less than 15
The Express business office will Chou" who finally learned how watch the results of much hard m p h Probability of measur-
be closed all day. to tame his little "French work reach fruition, able precipitation 10 per cent.
A _ A days. The South Vietnamese envoy withdrawal of North Vietna-
CofC. Hilects Kissinger conferred in Brus- left the residence swiftly to mese troops and because he
seis earlier today with Pres- avoid newsmen He was accom- fears it will impose a coalition
If, hn MAclAI ident Suharto of Indonesia, then panted by his delegation's No. 2 government on South Vietnam.
J <11111 --VSIE} sped back to Paris for today's man, Nguyen Xuan Phong, and There were reports Thieu
A n • I talks Indonesia has been two aides. might try to send a special
AS IT resident mentioned as one of four A delegation spokesman said envoy to Paris to monitor the
John Mosley was elected nations that will supervise any the visit was within the Kissinger-Tho talks but ap-
president of the Chamber of cease-fire. framework of daily consulta- parently he settled for his chief
Commerce for the 1973 year Kissinger also conferred for tions between Kissinger and the negotiator
during the board meeting Newsmen waiting at the
Tuesday afternoon in the suburban villa scrambled to
Chamber office VanI VlGlf P A-A take pictures as the delegate*
other officers elected in- IVIdIl y V ISIl I d V ( drew up outside the villa that
eluded: Don Dunn, first vice • was willed to the French
president; Vernon Ayers, second Ahe 1 1 rn ] Communist Party by artist
vice president; Charles Allen, UI nonnC V I OAV Fernand Leger in 1955
third vice president , Harold J J Kissinger flew to see Suharto
Thirteen of the 41 students who The winners were announced some of the administration ine . . ( ... , Murray, treasurer; and Bob ARLINGTON, Va (UPI) — Mass., who usually makes an after both the Hanoi and Viet
met the criteria for selection to by Dr Bruce Carter president nominations are reviewed by the A. ' ' Erade average; Bates, assistant treasurer. With a light snow falling, early morning appearance at Cong diplomatic missions criti-
Who’s Who in American Colleges of OCLA at the conclusion of the nomination committee for Hm~n trihu tions o Don Abel, the outgoing friends, relatives and ordinary his brother’s grave on Nov. 22, cued Indonesia’s selection for
and Universities were presented annual Thanksgiving dinner for eligibility, according to the fh„’ asn ener8y y°, president, expressed his ap- admirers of John F. Kennedy is in Europe with his wife Joan the Commission by the United
the awards Tuesday night at faculty andsXte criteria required for selection, the minimum requirements: preciation to the board of made the annual pilgrimmage Mrs. Onassis was not in States.
Oklahoma College of Lberal Nominations for the honor are To be eligible, a student must Andinexenpped.the senera directors for a successful year to his grave today on the ninth Washington either Mrs Rose Kissinger spent 40 minutes
Arts taken from faculty studentsand have completed 60 hours; have POSopnzo—. , , for the Chamber in helping to anniversary of his assassina- Kennedy, Kennedy s mother, with Suharto and his Foreign
xen trom racuity, students and . The student body madei the provide opportunities for more tion. was vacationing in Honda. Minister. Adam Malik, in
nnal selection of the 13 students jobs, the development and More than 60 persons. mostly It was the second visit this Brussels, where the Indonesian
NI * FIq II a on Oct 18 and 19. growth of the community, young and mostly white, week to the cemetery by leaders are on a State visit.
I namnAg IM I IAIA 11/ no I r p nthe nomina ting.committee, Mosley said he has a lot to look gathered at the eternal flame members of the Kennedy He returned to Pans in a
UII “II33 >11 I WO VV VvKS which lonsisted of both faculty forward to for the Chamber and topping the grave of the 35th family. Ethel Kennedy and special piane at 10.05 am.
cATpTAITC?, 00 I indtude N WeEMi5 Edna will appoint committee chair- President shortly after 8 a.m. several of her thildren, among readv for new talks.
CAMP DAVID, Md. (UH) — On Friday, after a Thanksgiv- rumored as a possibility for the Wucox, (Joe Wimbish, Bill men at the next board meeting EST when Arlington National others, knelt at the grave of Communist Vietnamese
President Nixon plans to begin ing holiday with his family, top Pentagon post But Rocke- Merrill, Doug Rucker. Kimmye 5 —— -- - - * .....
unveiling the "new look" Nixon has scheduled meetings feller took himself off the Brown, Mary Dunaway and
administration for his second with Transportation Secretary eligible list several weeks ago Louise Windmoeller.
term within a couple of weeks. John A. Volpe and Secretary saying he would remain gover. George Rapplean was host for
White House Press Secretary George Romney of Housing and nor and a White House official the dinner. Following a welcome
Ronald L Ziegler told reporters Urban Development With these confirmed he was not being by Dr. Carter, entertainment
Tuesday that plans for the sessions, he will have met considered for any Cabinet was provided by George Far-
changes, which he described as individually with all members post mer, who played a piano solo,
" extensive,” will be completed of the Cabinet except Attorney His hour-long session was to and Miss Debbie Cohm, who
by mid-Dec ember or before He General Richard G. Kleindienst, discuss the broad-ranging struc- sang.
said that although no final who has been out of the tural changes Nixon plans in Preceding announcement of
decisions have been made yet, country. the government and to talk the Who’s Who awards. Miss
the President already had in addition, he has met with about federal-state relation- Janet Morgan announced the
narrowed his choices and would about 15 other White House ships Ziegler said winners of special awards made
begin announcing some of the aides and ranking administra- Nixon has been keeping in by the Student Activities Board,
new faces for his next four tion officials. touch with the Vietnam negotia These included the "15 freakiest
years in office before then Tuesday, Nixon talked with tions in Paris through his chief students" and the "grooviest"
Helicopters, running shuttle Deputy Defense Secretary Ken- negotiator Henry A Kissinger faculty,
service between Washigton and neth Rush, his old law Ziegler announced Tuesday that
the secluded mountain retreat, professor at Duke University, another session of the talks
have brought about 25 Cabinet about who would succeed would be held in Paris this A
members and other top-Tanking retiring Defense Secretary Mel- afternoon following Kissinger's ommunity
government officials here for vin R. Laird. overnight trip to Brussels to rr,, i • •
conferences with the President Nixon also met Tuesday with meet with Indonesian President
over the last eight days New York Gov. Nelson A. Suharto and Foreign Minister
Labor Secretary James D. Rockefeller, who had been Adam Malik
Hodgson, NATO Ambassador A c o m m u n i t y - w i d e
David Kennedy and Republican A 1 17 I 1 Thanksgiving service will be
Sen Barry M. Goldwater of ■ (pmA(iV H, Y A( l] teci held at 7:15 tonight in the First IWr O T> 1 1•
-5n- f Proclamation Clearing Trenda
Well By Students _s^TON~,UPn^ Spreading Over
„uEMs• „ singing and Dr. Neull Crain, coffee downtown this morning when the first settlers gathered to offer their thanks to the God Oklahoma Today
By W-IE MOSS pastry pastor of the Epworth United Homer Barnes, with a friendly ........ -
Learn to train a puppy - train Another outstanding per- Methodist Church, will deliver greeting ... Miss Leslie Brauer,
a husband the same way! This formance was given by Emily the sermon. Gary Sampson and David
was the tactic used by Chantal Richardson as Germaine Others on the program will Williams, OSU students home
Stacey to train her husband Stacey, ‘ Chou-Chou's” mother include Rev. E. W Moore, for Thanksgiving . . . Jesse
Gene Wright in the Chickasha who was very French and who pastor of the First Assembly of Terry, stopping in at the Daily
High School drama depart- carried her part with the God; Marvin Coker, layman of Express office . . . Miss Jana
ment’s production of “If A Man combination of dignity and the First Assembly of God; Rev Glasscock, taking care of some
Answers. " capriciousness it needed She Bob Hayes, pastor of the Church business for school while
The comedy in three acts kept executed a very creditable of the Nazarene and president of downtown ... Leo Begley, of
the audience in stitches Tuesday French accent lending the Alliance; Rev Max Berry
night due to the superb per- believability to her portrayal as Jr., rector of St. Luke’s
formances of the actors The Chou-Chou’s" guiding light in Episcopal Church Rev. C. W
This will be a long holiday for play moved swiftly and teaching her the way to achieve Whitlow, pastor of the First
county and city government smoothly and the characters - a happy marriage. Street Baptist Church Miss
offices Both county and city right down to the bit parts - The part of Tina Brooks, Janell Richardson OCLA
offices will close today at the were cast perfectly, played by Becky Mosley, a student; and Don Dunn, deacon
regular time and remain closed Chantal "Chou-Chou" Stacey, newcomer to Chickasha High of the First Baptist Church
until Monday morning, the daughter of a Bostonian School, was executed
The Post Office will be closed father and a French Follies beautifully. Becky played the
Thursday but will be open Bergere mother, was portrayed part of "Chou-Chou’s" best w.,tLAp Fino
Friday lor business as usual superbly by Ruth Arnold, a friend, whom she could easily "mEn T-e
There will be no city or rural newcomer in a starring role, have done without, as Tina was a For Grid Game
mail deliveries or window who ran the gamut of emotion girl who pleaded, wheedled, and -
service Thursday. However, during the course of the play, promised until she got her way LINCON,Neb. (UPI) — Mild. Commerce meeting Tuesday
mail will be received and
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