Democrats Predict Victory in Tuesday Senate Race Hich Man Gets Post In Battle
In Dallas the race features 18 Democrats and 2 Republicans for the U S Senate seat. Thad Hutcheson of Houston with GOP backing aims to upset the Democratic majority as 200000 voters may decide. Leading Democrats Dies Yarborough White Bracewell Hart touted a win.
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Beserk father kills, wounds officer in Ohio spree
In GALION Ohio a 28 year old Manford Draper killed four people after running down his in laws in Marion and wounding two patrolmen. He was killed by police at a roadblock after shooting Patrolman Murry C Youtz who survived serious wounds.
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Light Vote Seen In Odessa City Council Race
Odessa voters face a low turnout city election with Cecil Hardwick incumbent from place 3 and Guy B Neal from place 4 as the only candidates. All qualified electors within the Odessa corporate limits may vote on the popular city slate. Polls open from am until 7 pm at separate polling places.
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Weather Report From Parreast Trem Seeps Through The Night
Fragmented OCR text indicates a weather notice with references to air terminal delays and overnight conditions. Details are garbled but imply system disruptions and possible delays or suspensions in service. The readable items suggest a weather or travel advisory impacting routes and terminals.
Heart Seizure Fatal To Actor Gene Lockhart
Santa Monica Cal died of a heart seizure yesterday. Gene Lockhart a versatile performer known for character roles appeared in more than 30 films and was 66 years old. He was working on a television show with his wife Katherine and daughter June Lockhart.
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Japan sees crowds for Tokyo cherry blossom season
More than 1,000 tourists arrived in Japan this weekend to join locals for the opening of the cherry blossom season in Tokyo. The event drew visitors amid light springtime celebrations and festive citywide displays.
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Scandal Figure Kidnapped and Slain in Chicago Iland
Chicago reports reveal Seton Marcus a leading figure tied to the Hodge case was abducted after leaving the South Side home of Alfred Rado. He was dragged into a dark Chevrolet and slain, a bullet in the head, his body found in a vacant lot. A $1 million check and cash were missing, with investigators noting the crime as more than robbery. Federal indictments tied Marcus and his son in law to misapplication of bank funds, while Hodge and aides face prison terms for state fund theft. The Southmoor Bank figures prominently as the source of fraudulent state checks connecting to the case.
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Israel Faces Major Showdown Over Suez Canal Access
A Dutch trade delegation in Israel cites government sources that Israel plans to sail the Hag and a convoy of 3900 tons into the Suez Canal to test Egyptian President Nasser. Israeli officials warn that any interference with shipping would be a declaration of war and could trigger decisive consequences. The United States is said to back Nasser's plan as a basis for talks, while Egypt seeks to enforce the six UN approved principles for canal governance including free transit and non-political operation.
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Area Legislators Vote For Ethics Bill In House
AUSTIN Special All Permian Basin legislators voted for the ethics code and lobby registration bills on final passage in the House with one exception Rep Richard C Slack of Pecos did not vote on the ethics code but backed the lobby bill. Reps John Lee Kermit Louis Anderson Midland and Wesley Rederis Lamesa supported ethics. The House first passed the bill then set up standards of conduct for state officials and lobbyists. Amendments to strengthen enforcement were offered, and the measure passed 14640. The bill requires disclosure of any expenditure over 25 to influence legislation or public policy.
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Russia accuses leaders of plan to wage new war
Russia at the Bernal conference accuses President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Macmillan of plotting a major war and warns of massive Soviet retaliation.
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Ted Williams Spits at Taft During Airport Incident
New Orleans States reports Boston slugger Ted Williams spat at the late Sen. Robert Taft in a New Orleans airport lobby before departing for Sarasota. Williams, discussing Marine service in World War II and Korea, lashed out at Taft, Truman, and the U.S. government, saying his resentment extended to the Marine Corps.
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Two Others Hurt In Road Mishaps
A 35-year-old Graneman and a 25-year-old Arizona man died in weekend traffic crashes in the area. Two others were injured in one wreck. Mike T. Barrandley of Crane was killed late Saturday when his car left Highway 51 ten miles south of Crane. Killed early Sunday was John Warden of Douglas, Arizona, in a truck-car collision four miles west of Odessa on Highway 80. Flavio Acosta, 29, of Agua Prieta Sonora Mexico, remained at Medical Center Hospital in fair condition with severe scalp lacerations. Acosta and Warden were in a Teueke driven by Robert W. Leigh of Douglas when rear-ended by Earnest A. Grant of 313 North Whitaker.
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Supreme Court Won't Review Private Dams Licensing Dispute
The Supreme Court declined to hear the public power appeal challenging Federal Power Commission licensing of three private dam projects on the Snake River near Odessa. The action preserves FPC licenses opposed by National Hells Canyon Assn and eight public utility districts in Washington and Oregon, with amicus briefs from state groups. The case centers on dams at Hells Canyon, with potential to flood federal project sites.
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Odesson Found Dead In Truck
Leon Harvey Jarrett age 27 was found dead Sunday in the seat of a pickup near Ramon New Mexico. He apparently died Thursday night of a heart attack. Sheriff J W Hopper said an inquest was held but no autopsy was ordered. Jarrell, an employee of Rose Trucking Co was believed en route to Parmington New Mexico.
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Panel Okays Bill On Truck Limits
In Austin the House committee advanced a bill removing lead limits on mounted equipment and travel. sponsored by Rep. John P. Let of Kermit, backed by the Association of Weil Servicing Contractors.
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Solon Opposes Trade Proposal
Solon criticizes a Senate proposal to barter surplus farm commodities with the Soviet bloc. Hopper says a victim turned off ignition and was driven, with Knowland noting opposition to the provision. Survivors are not located. funeral services pending. The bill would continue and enlarge the wartime food exchange with curtain countries.
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Phil Harris Hurt in Atlanta Cat Opera Mishap
Comic figure Phil Harde was shaken up in Atlanta last night when a cat opera scene he was filming went wrong because a sound cue froze a cream track.
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Truman Autographs Reach Out To Fans In New York
Former President Harry S Truman drew a crowd in a brisk New York visit as he signed autographs from a wheelchair line near Park Avenue. Witnesses noted his humor and steady pace greeting admirers while discussing world events and his family, including tales of his nephew named after a war figure.
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