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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1973

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Cambodian and Vietnamese fighting escalates near Phnom Penh

Reports from the battlefield describe sustained bombing of Cambodian bases by B52s and U S fighter-bombers. Viet Cong claims of village air attacks near Saigon, with casualties and ruined homes. Cambodian forces say they cleared Veal Shan, reopened the Phnom Penh Saigon road, and inflicted heavy insurgent losses. US air strikes persist, and Saigon reports the heaviest fighting in weeks with multiple attacks across central and northern Vietnam.

South Vietnam Phnom Penh U.S Bangkok Thailand U.S. Congress Cambodia Praphas Charusathien United States Saigon Viet Cong Thanh An Veal Shan Penhathe Phnom Penh-Saigon Am’ Rong Deyeth Am Rong Highway 1 Mekong Hue Cental Quang Ngai Pleiku Plei M’rong Pleiku City

Gray testifies on Watergate ties to Nixon order and forged papers

Gray details following orders during Watergate era, noting he received Nixon directives and aiding FBI reports to John Dean. He recalls forged Hunt papers implicating the President and says he reported directly to the President, amid renewed investigations and his own FBI director nomination woes.

Gray Walters Gen Hunt State Department John F. Kennedy Vietnam Nixon Sen Daniel K. Inouye Awaii E. Howard Hunt White House John W. Dean III FBI Rey Dean

Appeals Court Clash Over Unprecedented Stay Ruling

The case centers on Justice Marshall and Justice Douglas in a dispute over a stay related to bombing in Cambodia. An 8 to 1 vote allegedly upheld Douglas order while Marshall maintained procedures. Military sources report about 100 killed in the strike, with critics calling the war illegal and unconstitutional and noting a Friday injunction could have saved lives.

Supreme Court Marshall 2Nd Circuit Court of Appeals New York Warren E. Burger William J. Brennan Jr Potter Stewart Byron R. White Harry Blackmun Lewis F. Powell Jr William H. Rehnquist Douglas Inee Douglas Rep. Motznan

Cycle Mishap Two Lawsuits Hurts Odessan Lodged Here

Rick Watt, 20, of 10213 Hoffman, released after treatment at Medical Center Hospital for injuries from a motorcycle crash when he ran over a dog in the 500 block of Harless. Two civil suits filed in 70th and 161st District Courts seek damages of 25 and 30 thousand dollars for injuries from separate incidents. A charge of driving with license suspended was filed in Ector County Court against William Forkner, arrested at 65rd and Dallas. bond set at 500 dollars.

Rick Watt Hoffman Medical Center Hospital Ector County William Harold Forkner East Centergate Dallas

Theft Suspect Free On Bond

A-year-old Odessa woman Charmaine Johnson was released on a $1000 bond after arrest by Ector County deputies on a theft charge filed in Ector County Court. The theft involved $37.09 worth of assorted clothing taken from T G Y Store on Andrews Highway last Wednesday.

Odessa Ector County Charmaine Johnson East Second Andrews Higiay

Permian Basin Ad Club to Meet at Midland Airport

The Ad Club plans a Thursday noon meeting at the High Sky Restaurant inside Midland Regional Air Terminal. A film titled Golden Standard will be shown with a Q A session led by Lee Horton production manager. Ed Stern of Corpus Christi and Harry Ottman of Fort Worth will present for the American Advertising Federation. The board of directors will continue plans.

Permian Basin Ad Club High Sky Midland Regional Air Terminal Lee Horton Womack-Claypoole American Advertising Federation Ed Stern Corpus Christi Harry Ottman Fort Worth

Two Odessa Residents Seek Emergency Aid After Bites

Two Odessa residents were treated and released from Medical Center Hospital after Sunday and Monday incidents. Robert James, 62, of 337 South Texas, received treatment for a dog bite on the right leg. Dorothy M. Hensley, 44, of 43 Each Atm, was treated for an insect bite to the left foot. A separate Midland report notes a 17 year old treated for abrasions after a motorcycle crash on Texas 349. Reginald Anell’s car was damaged in a vandalism incident, with a smashed mirror and windshield under investigation.

Medical Center Hospital Robert James South Texas Dorothy M. Hensley Midland Midland Memorial Hospital Terry Vaughn Aycock David Hancock Hancock Reginald Anell Clifford Odessa Anell

Woman Dies Rites Slated for Mrs Sallie Stewart

Funeral services for Mrs. Sallie D. Stewart 88 of 1420 North Golder are set for 3 p.m. today at Hubbard Kelly Funeral Chapel with burial in Sunset Memorial Gardens. She died at 2:30 a.m. Sunday at Medical Center Hospital after a two week illness. Born August 17, 1884 in Elora Tennessee, she married A T Stewart December 27 1905 in Elora and came to Odessa in 1948 from San Angelo. She was a Methodist. Survivors include son Thomas D. Stewart of Fort Worth daughter Alice Thompson Robinson of 1429 North Golder five grandchildren 12 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild.

Sallie D. Stewart North Golder Hubbard-Kelly Sunset Memorial Gardens Elora Tenn A.T. Stewart Odessa San Angelo Thomas D. Stewart Fort Worth Alice Thompson Robinson

Final Rites Set Tuesday for Walter E Thiebaud

Walter Emile Thiebaud 67 of 919 East 23rd died at 412 a.m. Sunday in Andrews Community Hospital after a heart attack Funeral services are 2 p.m. Tuesday at Harrel Memorial Chapel Dublin burial Round Grove Cemetery Erath County He was born January 24 1906 in Erath County and lived previously in Crane He retired 1966 after about 20 years as a foreman for B and B Construction Co He was a Baptist Survivors include his widow Opal three sons Norman Thiebaud Idalou Glen Thiebaud Del Rio Boyd Thiebaud Odessa two daughters Mrs H K Wilson Tallahassee Fla and Mrs Earl Haney Odessa two sisters Mrs Sylvia Ash Ramona Calif and Mrs Henry Welch Amarillo four brothers Glen Thiebaud Longview Wren Thiebaud Eau Gallie Fla Morgan Thiebaud Lake Jackson and Ross Payne Thiebaud California

Walter Emile Thiebaud East 23Rd Andrews Community Hospital Harrel Memorial Chapel Dublin Erath County Crane B and B Construction Co Opal Norman Thiebaud Idalou Glen Thiebaud del Rio Boyd Thiebaud Odessa H.K. Wilson Tallahassee Fla Earl Haney Sylvia Ash Ramona Calif Henry Welch Amarillo Longview Wren Thiebaud Eau Gallie Richard C. Thomas Bowie Richard C. Thomas Lyons Kans Bowie Owens- Brumley Funeral Home Thomas Mary Allen Davies Flagstaff Ariz James Lindsay J. Don Wiet Midland J. F. Brannan Bellevue, Wash

Four Theft Cases Investigated in Odessa Police Report

Odessa police investigated four thefts including a TV set and stand from Kirby Appliance at 2612 North Grandview and a rifle and 20 gauge shotgun taken from a home on West 18th Avenue. Bicycle thefts were reported by Eddie Sanchez and Ronnie Phillips. A shooting during a family disturbance left William Dominey with a back wound. no charges were filed. A separate case saw John Powell charged with threatening to kill Mary Ellis. John Holden is in jail on forgery charges in Florida. bond set at $3,000. London incident reports a nude man causing a scene after a car collision, with a bystander noting the man appeared in his best suit.

Odessa Kirby Appliance North Grandview Carl Kirby North Dixie William D. Dieu West 18Th Eddie Sanchez South Lincoln Ronnie Phillips Eisenhower William H. Dominey 2500 West 10Th Medical Center Hospital Ector County John Powell North Milburn Mary Ellis

Deaths from two car crash near Pecos claim four lives

J B Reed 59 of 4800 North Golder died in a head on collision on US 285 two miles northwest of Pecos Saturday evening. Other victims were Julia Carrasco and Raymond Carrasco plus Gilbert Muniz 18 and Carlsbad residents identified as those killed at the scene. Reed’s services set for 2 p m Tuesday in Hubbard Kelley Chapel. Reed born Nov 8 1913 in St Jo married Lora Price in 1935. Burial in Resthaven. Carlsbad residents Gilbert Melendez 23 remained hospitalized with head and possible back injuries. Services for the others pending. In Eden Harvey Jefferson Atwood 69 funeral 3 p m today Day Loveless Chapel burial Eden Cemetery. He died Friday at Shannon Hospital after a long illness. Survivors include Nellie spouse a daughter a son four brothers three sisters and three grandchildren.

J.B. Reed North Golder Orla Hubbard-Kelley Funeral Home Reed Pecos US 285 Carlsbad N.M Cliff Preslar Julia Carrasco Gilbert Muniz Raymond Carrasco Northgate Hospital Gilbert Melendez Carrasco Texas Highway Rusty Hill Hugh Lillie The West Funeral Home St. Jo Lora Price Cheyenne Okla Odessa Baptist Church Masonic Lodge Resthaven Cemetery Harvey Atwood Eden Harvey Jefferson Atwood Eden Eden Cemetery Atwood Shannon Hospital San Angelo Williamson County Nellie Vick Atwood Big Lake

Freak Mishap Involves Boat

Mrs. Susie Harkins, 21, of 3135 Eisenhower, was released after a freak accident at 12:06 PM Monday at 2317 Eisenhower. She was a passenger in a car driven by her husband Mickey, towing a boat when the boat came loose causing the car to veer off the street into a yard. she was taken to the hospital by Odessa Fire.

Susie Harkins Eisenhower Medical Center Hospital Harkins Mickey

Man Pleads Guilty and Is Sentenced in Assault Case

A 33-year-old San Angelo man pleaded guilty in 70th District Court to assault with intent to rape and was sentenced to five years in prison. James Lafayette Dennis admitted the May 10, 1971 attack on a 14-year-old Odessa girl at a West 24th Street address after baby sitting. He was represented by Jerry Childs. the state was represented by Assistant District Attorney Dennis Cadra. Evidence was presented by stipulation in Midland. Survivors include a widow, a son Monte Reed of 3929 Maple Avenue, his mother Mrs. W.A. Reed of Lubbock, a brother W.D. Reed of Lorenzo, a sister Mrs. Christeen Lake of Oklahoma City, and three grandchildren. Edward DeVoss, 33, died of a gunshot wound and funeral services were set for 10 a.m. Tuesday at Bethel Baptist Church in Midland. Burial is planned at Resthaven Memorial Park. DeVoss, who moved to Midland in 1972, is survived by his wife Marinette, a son Edward DeVoss, Jr., a daughter Martha Jane DeVoss, two stepdaughters Wanona Kimberlin and Kelly Glynn Kimberlin, his father Floyd DeVoss of Tucson, four brothers, and two sisters.

San Angelo James Lafayette Dennis Odessa West 24Th Jerry Childs Dennis Cadra Edward Devoss Midland Midland Memorial Hospital Bethel Baptist Church Resthaven Memorial Park Newnie W. Ellis DeVoss West Midland John Biggs Danville Ill Fort Lauderdale Fla Ark The Southwest Pottery Marinette DeVoss Edward DeVoss, Jr Hammond Ind Martha Jane DeVoss Wanona Kimberlin Kelly Glynn Kimberlin Floyd DeVoss Tucson Ariz Paul DeVoss Lloyd DeVoss Robert DeVoss Indianapolis Jeannie Kinney Decatur, Ill Charlene Conners Ahuva Potter Midland Ahura Potter Tommy Potter Hobbs N.M Potter Ricky Gary Lee Potter Carlin Potter Mary Potter Natana Potter Woobba Potter E. F. Potter Edna Kercher Pine Ridge S.D

Long Illness Proves Fatal

Mrs. Mona Tucker 43 of 2416 West 49th died at 9:30 a.m. in Medical Center Hospital after a cancer illness. Services are pending Hubbard Kelly Funeral Home with burial in Sunset Memorial Gardens. Born Sept 21 1929 in O'Donnell she moved to Odessa in 1955 and married J W Tucker Jan 1 1949 in Tohoka. Survivors include husband two daughters two sisters and three brothers.

Mona Tucker West 49Th Medical Center Hospital Hubbard-Kelly Funearl Sunset Memorial Gardens O’donnell Odessa J. W. Tucker Tohoka Western Hills Baptist Church Charlotte Tucker 2410 Jamie Tucker Jack Summers San Antonio Clarence Simpson Amarillo Bill Simpson Margaret Golden Oklahoma Betty Jo Romines Austin Fern Walker Lubbock

Ex-District Clerk Dies In Andrews

Sam M. Smith 79 retired Andrews County district clerk died at Permian General Hospital after 13 days. Services pending. Singleton Funeral Home handling arrangements. Born July 17, 1894 in Texas. lived in Andrews 49 years. served 42 years as district clerk. WWI veteran. survived by two sons, two daughters, and eight grandchildren.

Andrews Sam M. Smith Andrews County Permian General Hospital Singleton Funeral Home Texas Grace Jane Burrus Sweetwater First Baptist Church Thomas Elder Smith Grand Prairie Jack B. Smith U.S. Navy Japan Gloria Bee Helm London England Alma Grace Fitts

Girl Injured In Car Crash Near Graham and Fourth

Regena Thiebaud sixteen suffered a mouth injury in a three vehicle accident at Graham and Fourth. She was treated at Medical Center Hospital and released. Her car, traveling north on Graham, struck a parked vehicle owned by J L Rhodes, which in turn struck another parked car owned by Mitchell L Phillips.

Regena Thiebaud West Fourth Medical Center Hospital Martie Agnew East 17Th Graham Thiebaud J.L. Rhodes Eastover Rhodes Mitchell L. Phillips North Groban

Tomorrow In Odessa community events schedule

A listing of daily events in Odessa including noon gatherings at Grandview Lions Bonanza Steakhouse Hi-Noon Optimists Sands Restaurant and Odessa A M Club Inn of the Golden West Jaycees. Evening activities feature Odessa Chess Club at Odessa College 8 PM at American Legion Post 430 and Permian Basin Chinchilla Club plus Parents without Partners discussing counselling at Permian Bank.

Odessa A&m Club Inn of the Golden West Odessa Chess Club Odessa College American Legion Legion Hail Eighth and Pueblo Permian Basin Chinchilla Club West Second Permian Bank

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Associated Press Neal Ulevich Koki Veal Sbau Prek Eng Lowell P. Weicker Jr R-Conn George) McGovern Herman E. Talmadge D-Ga Talmadge Vernon A. Waiters Central Intelligence Agency Rufus Edmisten John Haldeman Ehrlichman Goose Prairie Wash Theovernment Odessan Watt Harless John Thomas Howsiley Jordan Clarence Earp Frank Aleman Estela Aleman Tri-City Bottling Co Stanton Ad Club Stern Ottman RAF Round Grove Cemetery John Davie Holden Sam Houston Florida Justice of the Peace Manuel Valles Uvalde County Tocal Jessie Narrell Pecos Jessie Vetoe Narrteil Fairview Norrell Jal Phil Campbell Ala Elsie Narrell Grand Junction Colo Darlene Bryant Davie Tatum Leia J. Hough W.C. Rutherford W.C. (Coke) Rutherford Immanuel Baptist Church Lawnhaven Memorial Gardens Gatesville Bobbie King Wilkerson Hall Grandview Lions Bonanza Steakhouse Sands Restaurant Noon — Jaycees
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