United Nations Grows Frustrated as New U S President Looms
The United Nations General Assembly, shaken by Khrushchev's table thumping, has not acted on major issues for two months. Delegates expect little until a new U S president is inaugurated, hoping a fresh Kennedy administration stance may ease Cold War conflicts. The Congo and Taiwan seats remain unresolved as 64 speakers push the Soviet proposal to abolish colonies, and the assembly gears up for debates on Algeria and disarmament while awaiting Kennedy's policy signals.
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Salesman Jailed On Theft Charge
A 41 year old Odessa salesman was jailed in Ector County on a $1500 bond for a felony theft in Lake Charles Louisiana. Deputies arrested Thomas Everett Floyd at 316 North Lincoln on a complaint accusing him of stealing two sewing machines valued at 291.95. Louisiana authorities were notified of the arrest.
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Lake Charles
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Lincoln
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Suit on note filed in 70th District Court
Jeff Austin of Frankston Tex files in 70th District Court seeking $4,550 from Roy E. Davis and Roy E. Davis Jr., both of Odessa, claiming the amount is due on a note signed July 10 1959 by the two Odessans.
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Roy E. Davis Jr
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FBI official Crosby to speak at Odessa Rotary luncheon
Francis E. Crosby, special agent in charge of the FBI El Paso Office, will be guest speaker at the Friday noon luncheon of the Odessa Rotary Club in the Lincoln Hotel ballroom.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
el Paso
Odessa
New Orleans Trouble continues in fight over school integration
A three judge ruling struck down interposition and 17 new state segregation laws in Louisiana while enjoining hundreds of officials from enforcing them. The New Orleans School Board plans to appeal to the Supreme Court and seeks federal funds to run schools as white boycott leaders clash with police outside William Frantz and McDonogh 19.
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Supreme Court
New Orleans
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Frantz
McDonogh 19
Andrew Foreman
Pamela Lynn
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Ruby Bridges
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WAC
Lloyd Rittiner
U. S. Supreme Court
Kiwanis Leaders Set Conference Sunday in West Texas
Area Kiwanis officers from 10 clubs in Odessa Midland Andrews Monahans Big Spring Lamesa Snyder Colorado City gather for a 2 p.m. Sunday workshop at Midland National Bank in Odessa district 22 Texas Oklahoma. Speakers include Carlos Clover past district governor and international Kiwanis leader Ray Smith Permian Kiwanis Club president division relations chair and John W. Cooper Odessa Kiwanis Club president division chair of On to Conventions. Coffee at 3:30 p.m. and closing remarks at 4:30 p.m.
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Odessa
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Monahans
Big Spring
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Pivnce Relations
John W. Cooper
Odessa Kiwanis Club
Burglars Hit Odessa Service Stations
Detectives report two Odessa burglaries. At West County Road Service Station, intruders broke a transom and stole 12.60 from an open cash register, leaving pennies. Outside G. W. Harris service station on East County Road a soft drink machine was pried open and yielded an unknown amount. Harris says the machine had only a few dollars after a recent service.
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East County Road
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