Two Autos and House Damaged In Lincoln Wreck
Police report a late Saturday wreck at W Seventh and N Lincoln involving R B Patrick Jr and Danny M Weaver. Patrick received tickets for illegal passing and failing to yield. House damage estimated at 500 dollars, Patrick’s car 1000, Weaver’s 400. owners unnamed.
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W. Seventh
N. Lincoln
R. B. Patrick Jr
Lincoln
Drivauderdale
Danny M. Wear
Patrick
Weaver
Ben Jenkins
Vernon Jones
War Against Disease Cheaper Than Those Fought Against Men
The World Health Organization argues eradicating disease costs far less than war. Malaria rescue costs under 18 cents per person while conventional wars cost thousands. WHO funds education and aid, with the U.S. bearing a third of UN programs. India, Africa, and other regions gain agricultural potential as malaria ends.
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New York
World Health Organization
Russia
Western Europe
WHO
UN International Children’s
United States
India
Italy
Greece
Afghanistan
Ceylon
Thailand
Africa
Central
20 000 Anti Reds Die in Bautzen Prison
The Information Bureau West reported that 20 000 political prisoners have died in Bautzen prison in the Soviet zone since 1945. The claim comes from a letter signed by six prisoners and smuggled out of the facility.
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Berlin
Information Bureau West
Soviet Zone
Bautzen
One Thousand Masons Attend Crane Barbecue
About 1,000 Masons from several states gathered in Crane for their annual barbecue. Guests were served in the Community Building, with 200 wives also dining. The Crane Lodge with other lodges prepared 300 barbecued chickens, beef, and 350 pounds of ribs plus trimmings. Charles Klapproth of Midland spoke. Ernest Tippett of Fortuna led ceremonies.
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Hill, Top
Crane Masonic Lodge
Charles Klapproth
Midland
Ernest Tippett
Fortuna
Red Cross Ends Water Safety Teaching Here
An Odessa High School pool course on water safety led by Red Cross Field Representative Rod erick M. McCalley Jr. trained 12 advanced swimmers, 84 intermediates, 74 beginners and 36 in swimming. Certificates were issued in first aid to Stralls Tanks Inc. workers and Linde Air Products staff.
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Odessa
Roderick M. McCalley Jr
Red Cross
Tommie S. Cochran
Wayne L.miller
Judy Ann Gustafson
Berniece Fincher
Gerald Fugit
Bob Clark
John Clark
Judy Johnson
Stralls Tanks, Inc
F. B. Corbell
Texas Electric Co
Mabel Thaller
Tacoma
Wash
Medical Center Hospital
Area Scouters Plan Get Out Vote Drive in Odessa
Scouters from Ector and Andrews Counties met at the Ector County Library to review fall programs and learn about the nationwide Get Out the Vote Campaign. The plan calls for liberty bell door alerts and pocket reminders with the slogan Today's Youth counts on you Use your Freedom to Vote.
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Ector County
Ector
Andrews
America
Liberty Bell
Eastside
Odessa
Wayne I. Miller
Roy Downey
G. S. Painter
W. L. Covington
J. F. Revier
Site Plan Set At Lamar Tech
Lamar State College of Technology plans a master site plan this fall with sixteen major changes to the campus. President F L McDonald says the projects are needed and funding will be sought for urgent items first. The college shows rising enrollment with 1700 students enrolled last fall, up from 1500 the year before.
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Beaumont
Lamar State College of Technology
F. L. McDonald
Lamar Tech
Texas
Bus Drivers Vote on Strike Today in Texarkana
Texarkana bus drivers of the Texarkana Bus Co. scheduled to vote Sunday on a proposed 5 cent hourly raise retroactive to Aug. 1 as the old contract expired. Federal mediator C. W. Thompson announced the vote. 48 drivers and one mechanic would decide. If rejected, officials warned no buses would operate until a new agreement is reached.
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Texarkana
Texarkana Bus Co
C. W. Thompson
A. F. Steel
National Union
Steel
Czech Red Official Reports Opposition In Czechoslovakia
Czechoslovak Minister of Security Gen Karl Bacilek said opposition groups against the Communist regime are still large and aided by American Counter Intelligence Corps agents crossing from Austria and West Germany to conduct sabotage, terrorism, and contact remnants of reaction. He added other unknowing supporters provide aid through lack of political education.
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Vienna
Karol Bacilek
Autria
West Germany
Czechoslovakia
One Polio Case Reported in Week by County Health Unit
One polio case was listed in week one in Ector County by the County Health Unit. James Ray Brown, one year old son of Mr and Mrs James F Brown of 1409 E Sixth, was admitted to Medical Center Hospital on Aug 2 for polio treatment. The previous week saw five cases admitted along with other communicable diseases including diarrhea, whooping cough, impetigo, measles, strep throat, sore throat, pin worms, and rubella.
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Ector County
James Ray Brown
James F. Brown
Medical Center Hospital
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Odessa American
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Norge Appliances
North Lee
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Fender Channel
Te Smart
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Odessa College
Permian Basin
Texas Association of Col
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Ing — Business Law
Texas Association of Public Junior Colleges
National Junior College Athletic Association
Texas Junior College Athletic Conference
American Association of Junior Colleges
Southern Association of Junior Colleges
Texas Association of Junior Colleges
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American Library Association
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Inded Patel
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