Trouble Spots Still Exist In South Democrats Optimistic
Democratic strategists in the South report a new tide of optimism as Nixon’s South campaign-trek rallies GOP apathy, Kennedy Johnson ticket gains, but they acknowledge lingering trouble spots. They cite Kennedy’s Columbia reception and Johnson’s Mardi Gras parade crowds as indicators of rising Southern engagement and potential votes heading into next year.
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Outbreak of Car Lootings Hits City Streets
A spate of car thefts Friday and Saturday prompted police to investigate multiple break ins. Mrs. Leonard Mataler reported over $80 in goods stolen from her 1600 block West Street vehicle, including newly purchased clothing. Other victims, Lawrence Banfrey and Richard Ison, reported glasses and clothing stolen from cars on Parkway Drive and an 100 block area. Officers detained several youths near Sth Street and a Fairfield area. In total, cotton sacks worth about $50 were reported stolen from Fordh urs Street, and a suit valued at $10 disappeared from a car on Ave block.
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Odessa
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Actress Arlene Dahl and Texas oilman wed in Mexico
Actress Arlene Dahl married a Texas oilman in a ceremony at Corrivate estate officiated by Judge Sedano. Guests included Dolores Del Rio and socialites from Mexico City. The couple planned a honeymoon in Acapulco with a possible stop in Rome for Dahl’s movie commitments.
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Mexico City
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Burglars Give City Officers Breather
Detectives reported a disrupted burglary as suspects paused near the scene. Officers recovered scattered items from a residence and indicated no further leads at this time.
Clothing Aid for Hong Kong Refugees Amid Political Tensions
The article reports refugees in Hong Kong receiving large amounts of clothing donated by Chinese sources and distributed via charitable channels. It notes U.S. political concerns and upcoming Governor races, with mentions of figures like Henry B. Ryed, Sen. Johnson, and party dynamics in Virginia, Kentucky, and beyond.
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She Cooper
Nine Hurt In Rash Of City Wrecks
A rash of Saturday wrecks injured nine people across the city as heavy traffic and wet roads persisted. Carolyn Johnson of Odessa, 17, was hospitalized in serious condition at West Texas Hospital. others from Odessa and Seminole were treated or released the same day.
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Reese Air Force Base Hospital
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Alo St
Methodist Hospital
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Levelland Trial Opens For Murder In Amarillo Crime Probe
In Levelland a man named William Gerald Miller faces a murder charge linked to a November shooting that killed his wife Barbara. The case, tied to an Amarillo crime probe, has moved venue to Levelland with ninety six jurors summoned and multiple subpoenas issued as witnesses are called.
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Two Homes Destroyed in Oakland Fire on Gusty Winds
An early Sunday general alarm fire swept through east Oakland hills destroying two homes and threatening scores of others and wildlife. Fire department crews battled the blaze along Mountain Boulevard from Tina Heights Park to the outskirts of the Oakland Naval Hospital. Two volunteers and one firefighter were injured.
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