The Perry Daily Journal (Perry, Okla.), Vol. 77, No. 103, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 28, 1970 Page: 2 of 8
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The Perry Daily Journal
Am Independent Community Newspaper
The Happy Middle Ground Must Be
Around Here Somewhere!"
P. 2, Perry Daily Journal
Thursday, May 28, 1970
OKLAHOMA PRESS ASSOCIATE
• • MAT I RED @ E
P— BMA noems
Successor to The Noble County Sentinel established Sept. 16 1895
The Perry Republican, merged May 1, 1924; and The Morrison Trans. 1
script, merged May I, 1958.
Published Six Days Weekly at 710 712 Delaware S+ Perry, Oklahoma,
by the Perry Journal Company.
Second Class Postage Paid at Perry, Okla. 73077
. . All unsolicited manuscripts, letters and pictures brought or sen
The Journal are submitted at the risk of the sender. The publisher
Expressly disclaim any responsibility for their safe return.
Mirrors Of
Yesterday
One Year Ago
Plainly
Speaking
By Sen. Henry Bellmon
MILO W. WATSON
Editor & Publisher
For some time now, we have
heard a lot about the rights of
Bil- various individuals and groups
There has been a lot of talk in
, . the Senate about the rights of
mater conservation district aux- Congress and the President,
mary. Much has been written and said
Ten Years Ago in the media about the rights
Miss Ethel Mott was installed of student dissenters and the
president of the Senior Home
Mrs. Charles Durkee,
lings, was reelected president
of the Noble county soil and
ers by the North Vietnamese.
These men have served their
country well in battle,
serve now as prisoners
Under international
They
agree-
Gene Taylor
Mrs. Clarence Duncan
Mabel Miller
H. A. DeLashmutt
Ernest Stoops
Managing Editor
News Editor
Advertising Manager
Cashier
Production Superintendent
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Culture club. Arlene, Iva
and Opal Bartow were present-
ed in a public piano recital in
the junior high school cafeteria.
Twenty Years Ago
Max Randall, Donald Sloan
rights of students who want to
| study.
But we hear almost nothing
about the rights of a small
group of Americans — the 1,500
men who are being held prison-
RAY CROMLEY
and Kenneth Cook were cmnong :
the 1950 graduates at Northern
Oklahoma Junior college. Ton-
kawa. . .Mr. and Mrs. Ora
Why About-Face
Sen. Fulbright?
By RAY CROMLEY
NEA Washington Correspondent
The other day a
was killed in Vietnam.
WASHINGTON (NEA)
letter arrived from a doctor whose son
He asked question this reporter cannot ans wer. But they
are questions many Americ an parent : must be asking . -
The doctor say in part:
"It is hard to lose your son. It continues to be hard to
listen to the people who, after sending him there, encour-
aged and cheered on his enemies while he was fighting, and
after his death are ti ying to destroy what he gave his life
for.
"I write you becau e I am appalled at the spectacle of
Senator Fulbright’s complete reversal on Vietnam between
1964 and 1966. ...
, "You are familiar with hi book, "Old Myths and New
Realities" : . . The lead essay in this book was a spec
Senator Fulbright delivered in the Senate on March 25
1964...
"I refer you to pages 41 through 44. in which he discusses
Vietnam, pursuing a hard line indi tingui hable from that
of President Kennedy or President Johnson
. He said, There are only two realis tie options open to us
in Vietnam in the immediate future The expan ion of the
conflict in one way 0 another 01 a ren wed , fl rt to bol.
ster the capacity of the S.....th Vietnamese to prosecute the
war successfully on its pre ent cale
, "He also said,‘our purpose is to uphold and strengthen
the Geneva Agreements of 195-1 and 1962—that is to say, to
establish viable, independent tate in Ind.....! and Cl e
where in Southeast Asia wh h will be | , and ecure
from the domination of Communist China and centth. 4
North Vietnam.’ .
"He even envisaged the possibility of having to carry the
war to the territory of North Vietnam with a view to ne
crating a reasonable settle mi nt
, "With this speech followed by hi ervin a floor 1 idet
for the Gulf of Tonkin (Southe ist Asia R , Tution
August 1964. Senator Fulbright sent our son to vetha ll
where he was killed. Blow can this man then write m
Arrogance of Power" in 19662 Hlow can he say in 1970 that
it is of little consequence to us if Indochir......nquered
by North Vietnam Hlow could he et in motion the events
that have led to 40,000 American deaths in Vietnam and
in less than two years be the leader in encouraging and
enemy (which is) killing these boy......I in eroe
support at home ...icu
Perhaps you know the answer.
. The time for debate, dissent and demonstration w is the
seven-month period between pass.....of the Tor.....Res
Macingugist 1964, and its massive implementation in
-1965. I ( I pled a dec i sion either way
at that time I cannot accept.......try’s sending its sons
while they Agmt P 1
himself. But, he says, he rece ved o rt p my Sen. Fulbright
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TV in Review
By RICK DU BROW
UPI Television . Radio Writer
HOLLYWOOD UPI-NBC-
I’V Wednesday night hour
documentary The Shining
Mountains," using the Rockies
as a backdrop for some
anecdotal American history,
was a surprising success.
Surprising because
is
natural to look for. and hope
or, more and more documenta
ries that are relevant to the
tumultuous happenings of our
time The Shining Moun
tains’ was out of it as a
topical item
But nothing is more self-
the American West in other phot as counterpoint for
curr it shots of the Rockies’
documentaries
Furthermore, he was aided grandeur emerged with just
immeasurably by a splendidly the right feel
droll script by Philip Reisman I m the gold and silver
JI and a delightful and often mi to the barrooms to the
amusing original music score br els, the photos made the
by Robert Russell Bennett sn screen come alive And it
Together, this mixture of wa correctly pointed out that
anecdotal script appropriate the gold and silver rushes
music expert narration and an Wi eally the chief birthplace
exceptional selection of old still of American get-rich-quick
philosophy.
Reishman’s script had
I ISH FOR GOLD
numerous gems. Who, for
SENS France (UPD in ance could ever forget the
They’re fishing in the Yonne frontier gentleman who was
James, Mulhall, left for a
week’s visit with her brother
and sister in-law, Mr and Mrs. |
Roy Fallin of Apache.
Thirty Years Ago
Miss Elizabeth Treeman was
a member of the 1940 graduating
class of Park college, Parkville,
Mo. Mrs. Otis Davis was
honored with a kitchen shower
Forty Years Ago
Mrs Loretta Sutherland was
hostess to 28 members of the
Methodist Ladies aid
Noble County
Legal Record
Warranty Deed
Bob Gene Murphy et ux to
Elva M Kruse 5-14-70 $10 und
1 12 int Lots 1 & 2 & s12 ne4 4
22n-2w
Mineral Deed
Bob G Murphy et ux to Du-
ane McNeil et ux 5-14-70 $10
und 1-16 int Lots 1 & 2 & s12
nels 4-22n-2w
Bob Gene Murphy et ux to
Elva M Kruse 5-14-70 $10 und
‘8 int Lots 1 & 2 & s 2 ne4
4-22n-2w
Order & Decree
Noble Co District Court to
Determination of Death of
The
Almanac
By United Press International
Today is Thursday, May 28th,
the 148th day of 1970 with 217 to
follow
The moon is between its last
quarter and new phase
The morning stars
Mercury and Saturn
are
The evening stars are Venus.
Mars and Jupiter
On this day in history:
In 1798 President John Adams
was empowered by Congress to
recruit an army of 10,000
volunteers
In 1934 the Dionne quintuplets
were born near Callender.
Ontario
In 1940 the evacuation of
British, French and Belgian
troops from Dunkerque on the
coast of France, started When
it was completed, 337,000
reached Britain safely, more
than 13,000 were killed
In 1955 director Albert
Whitehouse of the United
Steelworkers of America pre-
dicted automation of the
nation’s factories would lead to
a two-hour day He didn’t say
when it would happen
ments to which all civilized na-
| tions subscribe, prisoners of
war are to be treated in such
fashion as to preserve at least
their minimum rights These in
clude medical care, an adequate
diet, notification of their fam-
ilies — through their govern-
ment and communication be-
tween prisoners and families.
The North Vietnamese have
violated these rights as a mat-
ter of consistent policy for over
five years There are Americans
lost in action back in 1965,
who, we believe, are still being
held by the North Vietnamese.
We do not actually know, be-
cause the communists have
never notified this government,
nor any intern itional agency
such as the Red Cross, nor
have they permitted communi
cation between these men and
their families.
The international code govern-
ing treatment of war prisoners
is at best a bare bones system
of protection It is designed
only to protect these otherwise
helpless men, to prevent them
from being used as political
hostages, and to insure their
safety
Where possible the commun-
ists have violated every aspect
of this code They have used
prisoners to make propaganda
broadcasts They have suggest
ed to American women con-
cerned over the fate of their
husbands, that it might be
possible to get the information
they so desperately want hr
turning against their own gov-
ernment.
In discussing human rights,
let me suggest strongly that the
rights of this particular seg
ment of humanity not be over
looked
These men have served
America Americans cannot
desert them.
A thought for the day
Spanish writer Miguel Cer
vantes said "My honor is
dearer to me than my life."
Maude Rigg 5 23-70 s12 Lots 16
& 17 & W 10 Lot 18 Blk
7 Orig Perry
Quit Claim Deed
Wynona I. Passow et vir to
Wynona I Passow et vir 4-9-70
$1 et sell 5-20n le except 4 A
in sw-C
Assignment of Oil & Gas Lease
G L Smith to L. W. Barrett
4-13-70 $1 w%h swh se4 18-23n
2e 4-11-69)
Same to Same 4-13-70 $1 nVa
sets & sell sets & e 2 sw%
sells 18-23n-2e (4-11-69)
Release of Oil & Gas Lease
W R Yinger to Frank Cayou
Jr et al 5-18-70 ele nw% 28
Out Our Way
justitying than a job well done
And such a job was Wednesday : . ,
night hour in the Project 20 River today but not, for fish
seriestsof occas.....al specials, for gold. In the past several Democrats in Hinsdale County
.....ne narrated and hosted by day passersby have found an Colo.7
the valuable Milburn Stone estimated $8,200 in gold coins In his account of the coming
smokeor on" Gun-on the river bed of the railroads, Reisman
That was best at......this The coins-incluc.....Mexican pixservedaidpres rerea so many 22n 2......3.67)
beautifully craited pesos. English.......ereigns 1 somebody na............aBg Of 2 E.....ment Agreement
pregTam was the sense of unity Tunisian pieces—were spotted snakes into the mountains." Philip Wilkerson et ux to
it held ist to the theme. And from the banks when the river And taking note of the skiing Town of Marland 12-11-69
nark o professionalism evel dropped to work on a new business that in recent years nett 22-24n-le
0 uprise because the dam upstream is made the Rockies popular. Release of Estate Tax
wa Donald The coins have been handed noted The Rockies had Okla Tax Commission to Es-
who in the pa 1 has in to police pending investiga reated a new industry out of tate of Clara M Herbig 4-10-70
st being perpendicular." Min int nw’a 15-24n-lw
Quit Claim Deed
on icted of killing and then
eating" five of the seven
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TO YOUR GOOD HEALTH
Acid Ash Diet
George C. Thosteson, M.D.
F D Greer et ux to Albert
Homeratha 5-20-70 51 Lot 7
Blk 3 Ceres
Assignment oi Over-
riding Royalty
Cotton Petroleum Co. to G.
C Lundeen 5-20-70 und 1-32 of
7s int nV swh & w12 se% 26-
20n-2w
WHY MC ES GET IF
Dear peohost Warranty Deed
Von Tel me sthosifson: Could . v granddaughter, 10, must like to voice hearty agreement Frank Osten et Ux to Donald
sac nor dime # about a sooner 01 ater have that done with your admonition to gall Lovekamp et ux 5-26-70 $10 ele
won pdewand f anything the doctors say. We are pray-bladder sufferers to follow their sell 24-2in-2e
could redone for it ing that she won’t have to be doctors’ advice to “have it out."
would also like to get an cause it’s a rare situation and
acid-ash et. so I will know sometimes fails. lief from the operation, after
Nirs H D is what no to Her folks took her to a lady having let mild symptoms cli-
healer, so we hope and pray max in what must have been
that she will recover and won’t one of the worst attacks on rec.
I that you mean a need the transplant. ord. — E. D. B.
ley store not a The doctors at the university These "mild attacks" pretty
That is a large say her kidneys are not func en are just warnings of what
been haped by tioning right and she won’t live to come Wise is the patient
le inner contour of the kid to grow up. What do you think? 10 heeds the warning!
She is on a strict diet. Mrs
, Beiniit can be a fac I R. Are you having a gall blad-
and infection I’d certainly keep her on the r problem? To find out how
f that occurs diet — foods chosen to put the the gall bladder works and what
may be nec: least strain on the damaged
kidneys And keep hoping
TO tlh acid-ash diet (to
discourage formation ol your , But don’t let hoping blind you
particular type of stone: it to the cold necessities of the
really not difficult case. Kidney transplants are
Cifru I has. an alkaline performed when it is clear that
ash, .......locfor may want otherwise the patient cannot
you to a void them and make up TIC
for the lack with vitamin C in Yes, there are risks but
tablet or capsule form there have been successful
Foods with an acid ash are transplants, too, saving patients’
pli tiful ou v I have lit lives And year by year more
lle diffic ilt 1 | nds of meat, is being learned about how to
including fish and fowl cereals do it successfully Kidney
transplants have been the most
successful of the organ trans
plants.
Linda Sue Waltermire to Sal-
I am now enjoying untold re- lie Ann Waltermire 5-25-70 $1
lief from the
net, 33-21n-1w; nw44 & seM 33-
21n-lw: nu'i se4 24-22n-2c
Lease
Julia P Allen et al to John
\ Mount 5-19-70 Pt nw% nw%
20 22n 2w 1 yr
Filed in District Court
In Re Estate of Charles D
VanBebber 5-19-70
In Re Estate of Martin
Diehm 5-25-70
In Re:
including breakfast foods mac
Toni, noodles ete and most
Vegetables have an acid ash.
Fruits of certain sorts
prunes, plums, and cranberries,
and their juices have a par
ticularly acid ash, hence are
good to include in your diet
In some cases a physician
prescribes medication to keep
the urine still more acid
Dear Dr. Thosteson: Please
send your booklet, Your Kid-
neys; Facts You Need to Know
ibout Them," for which I en-
close 25 cents and a long, self-
addressed, stamped envelope.
What do you think about kid
ney transplants?
Dear Dr. Thosteson: I recent-
ly had my uterus removed but
was told to discontinue taking
birth control pills. My doctor
led me to believe that I could
still become pregnant as 1 still
have my ovaries. — Mrs. G.
Some mixup here. With the
uterus gone, you cannot be-
come pregnant. Still having
your ovaries, you still produce
natural hormones, so you
don’t need either birth control
pills or other hormones.
Dear Dr. Thosteson: 1 should
es of trouble to look for send
Dr. Thosteson’s booklet
You And Your Gall Bladder."
ite to Dr Thosteson in care
of this new spaper for a copy
of the booklet, enclosing a long,
f addressed, stamped en
velope and 25 cents in coin
) cover the cost of printing
.....| handling
Dr Thosteson is interested in
his readers’ questions, and
w) never possible uses them
in his column, but because of
th great number received
daily, he regrets that he can
not answer individual letters
NANCY, YOUR
LUNCH IS ON
THE TABLE --
NICE FRESH ‘
L OYSTERS
Death of
5-26-70
Determination of
Raymond J Stevens
BIC Loans of Perry Inc. vs
Jim Herrian 5-18-70 Money
Judgment
BIC Loans of Stillwater Inc
Vs John H Ford 5-18-70 Money
Judgment
General Elec Credit Corp. vs
Odenwald Oil & Gas 5-20-70
Money Judgment
C E Ellis vs. Floyd Nealis
5 20-70 Money Judgment
Nebraska has had five capi-
tals two territorial capitals in
Omaha and three state capitals
in Lincoln
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