Wrecks injure four persons in city traffic incidents
Four people sustained injuries in separate traffic accidents. Tony Ray Larremore, 15, at Medical Center Hospital after a motorcycle crash with Roger Max Simmons, 15, and Kessler Edmond Wood Jr., 24. Florence McCon, 53, and Linda Ven Meter, 18, treated and released. Roberta Dillard, 32, treated for neck and back injuries after a collision on Andrews Highway. Damages estimated at 1500 dollars.
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Priday
Medical Center Hospital
Tony Ray Larremore
J. J. Larremore
Eastland
Roger Max Simmons
North Hancock
Kessler Edmond Wood Jr
Beverly
West 27Th
Adams
Eighth
Florence McCon
East 14Th
Linda Ven Meter
East 25Th
Jose O'Don
Andrews Highway
Roberta Dillard
Valarie Reeves
Hanley
Dixie
Ruth
Brock
Eister Edmond Wood Jr
Tony Roy Lorremore
Possenser
Simmons
Car Recovered After Thefts Reported In Odessa
Odessa police recovered a stolen vehicle after a report from FE Rutherford that his car was taken from his home on East 36th Street. The car was found on Loma Street following a tip from a resident. Seven credit cards were missing from a compartment in the vehicle.
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Fran Kobe Inc
North Texas
FE. R. Rutherford
East 36Th
Loma Street
Eight arrested after Los Angeles gun battle involving Panthers
In a dawn clash outside an interracial housing project near downtown Los Angeles, about a dozen Negroes and fourteen officers exchanged gunfire. Eight suspects were jailed on suspicion of assault and possible murder. five are identified as Black Panther members. A girl and a youth were among those arrested. A fourth man remained sought. A .22 revolver and a Mauser were recovered. No officers wounded. The incident followed reports of insults at police as two groups clashed at Allso Village.
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198
Angeles
Black Panther Party
Los Angeles
Jose
Michigan
James
Gilmore Jr
Kalamazoo
Ifo
Allso Village
Calluht
Nixon Angled Texas Visit As Humphrey Nears Finish
Nixon arrives for a news conference and greets Agnew, amid talks of Humphrey campaigning in Texas and a looming clash with Romney over Michigan. Delegates express concern over Agnew’s sale to GOP base as the vice presidency folds into a tight primary season.
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Nixon
Texas
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San Antonio
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Michigan
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Siwin
Oregon
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Ohio
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Yarbojrough
Gene McCarthy
Houston
Yarborough
Petroleum Club
Texas Democrats
John Connally
Connally
Humphrey
Iit
John Connnally
Traffic Deaths Home Burglary Probe in Austin
Texas police Friday night investigated a burglary linked to traffic fatalities with 1,820 deaths reported through noon Friday. Detectives tied the case to the residence of J. H. Adams at 1108 Biday, North Adams, noting intruders pried open a doorway and stole a portable television set. The figures compare with 1,852 deaths the year before and 1,533 intruder incidents versus 1,528 previously, reflecting overall trends in fatal accidents this year.
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Austin
Texas
J. H. Adams
Biday
North Adams
Lawyers named to Texas Sheriff's Association panel
Two Odessa attorneys Jack Tidwell and Lucius Burton were named to the Legislative Affairs Committee of the Sheriff’s Association of Texas by president A M Stim Gabrel. Rufe Jordan of Pampa was named committee chairman as the group prepares a broad legislative program ahead of the 1965 session.
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Austin
Odessa
Sheriff's Association of Texas
A. M
Stim) Gabrel
Ector County
Jack Tidwell
Lucius Burton
Rufe Jordan
Pampa
Texas
Talkative Teachers Targeted by Italian Education Reform
The Italian Ministry of Education warns schools to limit calls and says teachers who violate the extracurricular call rules will be held personally responsible. The measure aims to curb excessive talking and set punctual limits on communications.
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Rome
Ministry of Education
Marriage Licenses and Appeals Filed in District Court
Marriage licenses issued to Elbert Carroll Cooper and Rose Marie Bell Needie Edward Carta and Pamela Jane VicQueen Terry Lee Allen and Dianne Roy Sryant Peter Bernard Carbery and Sondra Lee Keesler Larry Thad Rogch and Sue Hombres Ronald Cone Adeniis and Linda May Hipp. Appeal filed by Robert Nell Hillin from justice court in DISTRICT COURT. Divorce action Darlene Petty vs Thomas Grant Petty.
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Elbert Carroll Cooper
Rose Marie Bell
Needie Edward Carta
Pamela Jane VicQueen
Terry Lee Allen
Dianne Roy Sryant
Peter Bernard Carbery
Sondra Lee Keesler
Larry Thad Rogch
Sue Hombres
Ronald Cone Adeniis
Linda May Hipp
Robert Nell Hillin
Justice of the Peace Court
The Gnessa Americar Publication Details
Odessa American records show The Gnessa Texas Americar daily and Sunday edition published at 722 East 4th Street Odessa Texas 79740. The paper is entered as second class matter and lists subscription rates for Odessa Ector County at 2.00 per month and mail options at 20.00 per year with varying zone charges.
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Gnessa
Texas
Americar
Odessa American
East 4Th Street
Odessa
Ector County
Renaissance Madonna Found in Urbino by Raphael
A previously unknown Raphael Madonna has been identified in Urbino by the Raffaello Academy. The discovery was reported by Dr. Lucia Drapacop Ispir of the Bucharest Artists Union.
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Urbino
Italy
Raphael
Roania
Raffaello
Described racial clash stirs in Little Rock crowd
Report covers a protest nearPulaski County Courthouse sparked by Curtis Ingram Jr death. National Guard deployed with about 600 troops total. some guards posted near a fire station. Police report rocks and broken windows but no arson. sporadic gunfire denied by AP observer. Crowd of about 300 demonstrators includes 200 on standby. Ingram’s mother appeals for calm as tension echoes past 1959 violence. Bruce McCorley charged with manslaughter in the death at the penal farm.
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National Guard
Brians
Neer
Associated Press
Little Rock
School Board
Pulaski Couny
Curtis Ingram J
Bruce McCorley
Main Street
Ingram
Christ
Israel
Eban
Ben Grinage
London
Pine Bluff
Jerusalem
Nicosia
Cavalrymen Drive Back Enemy Force Near Hue
U S air cavalrymen of the 101st battled five miles north of Hue driving back a North Vietnamese force. They killed 37 and captured 63 suspected enemies as night fell. Other units probed the A Shan Valley for supplies while a Mekong Delta river patrol repulsed ambushes but fired on a nearby village by mistake.
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Saigon
U.S
Hue
South Vietnam
101St Air Cavalry Division
101St
A Shan
da Nang
Mekong Delta
Deaths Odessan's Rites Slated Monday
Funeral services for Clyde Haywood Ragsdale 62 of 117 Belle are set for 10 a.m. Monday at Rix Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Monahans Cemetery. Ragsdale born March 2 1906 in Mosheim Texas died Friday at Medical Center Hospital after a long illness. He was a dispatcher for Western Company and came from Midland a year ago. He married Tone Ragsdale January 16 1952. Surviving are his wife three daughters Mrs Joe Goodman Irving Mrs Melvin Fowler Lampasas and Mrs Glenn Peterman Huntsville three sons B J Boop Corpus Christi Glen Boop Odessa and Jack Boop Odessa three sisters Mrs Ruby Fitch Monahans Mrs L L Lane Monahans and Mrs O G Lee Oklahoma City and 16 grandchildren.
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Belle
Rix Funeral Home
Monahans Cemetery
Ragsdale
Mosheim
Tex
Medical Center Hospital
Western Company
Midland
Monahans O
Tone Ragsdale
Joe Goodman
Irving
Melvin Fowler
Lampassas
Glenn Peterman
Huntsville
B. J. Boop
Corpus Christi
Glen Boop
Odessa
Jack Boop
Ruby Fitch
Monahans
L. L. Lane
0. G. Lee
Oklahoma City
Okla
Humphrey Presses Immigration Reform and Farm Labor Critique
Senator Humphrey denounces cheap foreign labor as driving down farm wages and breaking strikes while urging action on alien commuter issues. He states he would act without delay as president to correct the injustice and plans a Corpus Christi depot maintenance center dedication after a rest at his Minnesota home.
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Humphrey
Mexico
Corpus Christi
Lake Waverly
Minnesota
Drifter scales lightship mast and leaps to death
In New York City a drifter known as Red climbed the 65 foot mast of the Scotland Lightship on the East River, stood there for hours through heat and rain, and jumped to his death after pleas from police a priest and city official. The lightship, moved to Fulton Street Pier, is owned by the South Street Seaport Museum.
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NEW York
John V. Lindsay
Scotland
East River
Lindsay
Miami Beach
Mario A. Procaccino
Albert A. Swanson
Manhattan
Fulton Street
South Street Seaport
Mideast Peace Talks Open Under UN Mediation
London AP United Nations envoy Gunnar Jarring met Friday with Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban initiating a new round of talks. Jarring seeks Arab Israeli peace under UN mediation while Egypt’s Nasser shows little interest, Israel pushes for separate talks with Jordan, and the plan envisions Israeli withdrawal from occupied lands and Arab recognition of Israel.
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London
United Nations
Gunnar Jarring
Abba Eban
Jarring
U.N
Lea
Ebani
Gama Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Israel
Jordan
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