Editorials and Comments in The Odessa American
The Odessa American presents editorials and comments reflecting its independent freedom newspaper stance. It analyzes local issues with opinion pieces from staff and guest writers, offering analysis, critique, and callouts on community affairs and governance.
Guess Who Pays Asady Repercudms in Wage Rise Conflicts
A rambling commentary argues higher steel prices and wage hikes imperil workers and consumers. It claims steelmakers raise prices after wage gains, triggering inflation, imports, and potential tariffs. It notes stockholders profit while broad costs shift to buyers and taxpayers, with broad societal impact.
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United Stochworkers
Evenvone
Lading
Mhem
Johnamaga
Ee Blst
Livel Oasers
Angry Stepin Fetchit criticizes TV portrayal of Black actors
A columnist reflects on Stepin Fetchit once adored nationwide for his movie persona. He denounces a television program that allegedly labeled Fetchit’s career as harmful to Black progress, arguing it erases real contributions and rivals Willie Mays and George Washington Carver in lasting value.
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Stepin Fetchit
United States
Dorable
Natural
Fiehty Giltal
Sind Nonmlerwr
Hanselt
Stepin Fetchil
Sidney Poitier
Bill Cosby
Lincoln Theodore Monroe
Andrew Perry
Stepin Fetclut
Tor
Wille Mays
George
Washington Carver
Cal Tech adopts strict on campus drug rules and education
Washington notes Cal Tech has issued a formal set of rules and an educational program tackling marijuana LSD and other drugs. The policy forbids handling on campus manufacturing or illegal possession and promises severe disciplinary action including possible dismissal for students who distribute or misuse drugs or disrupt others.
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Cal Tech
Wallace attends VFW convention in Galveston
Jackie Wallace daughter of Mr and Mrs A L Wallace of 1605 Castle Road leaves for a week long VFW convention in Galveston where she is listed as a veteran of foreign wars.
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Jackie Wallace
A. L. Wallace
Castle Road
Galveston
Miss Wallace
Lack of funds delays Weather Radar at Terminal station
The Weather Bureau station at Terminal lacks funds to bring the Weather Radar into operation, according to station meteorologist William M. Percy. The piece also reflects on political conventions and historical notes from August 10, 1958, including community events and discussions around campaign costs and strategies.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Terminal
William M. Percy
Fortas Fight Deepens Over Chief Justice Bid
Republican platform hints at a volatile new phase in the battle over Abe Fortas to be chief justice. Opponents cite Fortas finances and possible conflicts of interest amid claims his wife Carol Fortas benefits from his former firm. Some senators push to withdraw the nomination as cloture votes loom and President Johnson faces heavy political pressure.
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Congress
Oworsnweus
U.S
David Bress
Reen
District of Columbia
Miami Beach
Supreme Court
Abe Fortas
Everett Dirk
Senill
Platform Committee
Fortas
Robert Griffin
Mich
Johnson
Dirksen
Rockefeller
Griffin
Carol
Senate Judiciary Committee
Georgetown
Washington
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Ralph Yarborough
Tex
White House
Senate
Robert Byrd
W. Va
Byrd
West
Private property over law shapes a free society
The speaker argues private property is the foundation of order and prosperity, not law. He criticizes communist ideology and warns that respect for property rather than law alone sustains stable societies, urging education and experience in peaceful industry to foster this respect.
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Emiroi
Law
Petri
Absentee Ballots Scheduled in District Clerk Office
Absentee ballots were scheduled to be in District Clerk Edna Smiths office today as of August 10, 1948.
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Edna Smith
Almanac Snapshot for August 10, 1968
Almanac notes August 10 as the 223rd day of 1968 with 143 days remaining. Highlights include Japan's WWII surrender offer conditional on the emperor's throne, France's 1792 monarchy overthrow, Missouri's 24th statehood, France declaring war in 1914, and Herbert Hoover’s birth in 1874 at West Branch Iowa.
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Associated Press
France
Paris
Louis XVI
Missouri
Union
Austria-Hungary
Herbert Hoover
Som
West Branch
Iowa
CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS AND DOWN FRAGMENT
Puzzle items show across and down clues with many garbled spellings and misprints. The list includes clues for elegant, Albanian river, bays hero, coffee capital, hammer parts, and several others, interspersed with misreads and formatting errors from the source.
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Ataturk
Abbi
Baden-Baden
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