Boy Meets Girl Delivers Fast Lively Satire at Permian Playhouse
American staff writer Liz Lyne reports Permian Playhouse opened with Boy Meets Girl a brisk uproarious spoof of Hollywood. Casts lampoon magnates writers stars and bit players inside a madhouse studio where a baby's rise solves the script crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Permian Playhouse
Hollywood
Larry Toms
Happy
Baby Happy
Leonard Vickerstaff
Ted Gonzales
Playhouse
Wayne Weeks
Cowboy
George Dave Lovett Jr
Jane Hearn
Susie
Harry Neuhardt
Keith Oehlschlager
Charles Pendley
Enid ‘Holme
Deactivation Planned for AEC Medina Facility
SAN ANTONIO AP The U S Atomic Energy Commission announced that the first employment deactivation at its Medina Facility will occur on January 20 1966. The facility's total deactivation is to be completed in the next few months with about 500 jobs terminated. The government said it will assist workers in finding other government jobs and noted actions tied to Senate timing and primaries in 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
UPS
U.S Atomic Energy Commission
Medina
AEC
Senate
School drops fourth stanza of America over religious rights
Bayside High School in Queens bowed to a 16 year old girl's complaint that the fourth stanza of America invokes God and is a prayer. Assistant Principal Gertrude Waldeyer said the stanza was omitted during the morning singing at the 5000-student school, two years after the Supreme Court banned prayers in public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Bayside High School
Queens
America
Gertrude Waldeyer
U.S. Supreme Court
Thieves Steal Boat and Trailer From Car Lot
Police sought suspects after a 16 foot boat with inboard outboard motor and trailer was stolen from Ted Dean's car lot at 522 East Third. The thefts also included gasoline siphoned from a car at Odessa College and items from homes, including slacks an alarm clock and soft drinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Dean
Redbud
East Third
Robert Sindermann
Clinton
Odessa College
Maxine Alexander
South Carolina Legislature Ordered to Reapportion Senate
A three judge panel led by Circuit Court Judge Clement F Haynsworth ordered the South Carolina Legislature to reapportion its Senate on a population basis by April. The ruling followed a short hearing after arguments and motions in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, S.C
UPI
South Carolina
Senate
Circuit Court
Clement F. Haynsworth
Jaycees Promote Christmas Train for Viet Nam Aid
Odessa Junior Chamber of Commerce volunteers collect food clothing and medical supplies for South Vietnam Saturday and Sunday in cooperation with a national ACTT project. Donations go to four boxes at Strike It Rich Clark's and Gibson's with pickup by Jaycees if needed.
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N. C
San Francisco
Viet Nam
Odessa
Philadelphia
Strike It Rich
Clark’s
Gibson’s
Jaycees
Bennie Montgomery
Odessa Chamber of Commerce
Jaycee
Montgomery
ACTT
America
U. S
Imported Asian Vice Ring Operates In Sabah State
The Straits Times reported that top call girls imported from Singapore Malaya and Hong Kong by a well organized vice ring earn nearly 3000 dollars weekly in Sabah State Malaysia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
UPI
Singapore
Malaya
Hong Kong
Sabah
the Straits Times
West Germany opens first postwar Soviet art show
Munich hosts West Germany's first postwar Soviet modern art exhibition featuring 200 drawings and 22 paintings by 24 Soviet artists opening Friday under UPI report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Germany
UPI
West Germany
Sanity Hearing Sought in Honolulu Bathtub Drowning Case
The court-appointed attorney for Margaret Young seeks a sanity board to examine her after she was indicted on first degree murder charges for drowning her five children aged seven months to eight years. Arrangements include arraignment in circuit court and burial of the children in San Antonio, Texas, per Air Force.
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Honolulu
UPI
Margaret Young
Sanity Board
San Antonio
Tex
Air Force
James F. Young
Hickama Air Force Base
West Germans Drink 33.5 Million Champagne Bottles
West Germany consumed 33.5 million bottles of domestic champagne from July through September, according to the federal statistics bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiesbaden
Germany
UPI
Federal Statics Bureau
Television Listings for Saturday On KMID KVKM KOSA
TV schedule excerpt lists Channel 2 9 7 airing sports football and boxing content. Prime blocks include college football AFL wrestling and late night cartoons with news weather and variety programs across KMID KVKM and KOSA stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kmid-Tv
Hayden Fry
Kvkm-Tv
Kosa-Tv
Captain Keongaroo
Linus the Lionhearted
Quick Drew McGraw
Flicka
Jackie Greason
Curbs On Investments Announced In US Dollar Drive
Washington officials said tighter limits on U.S. business investments abroad will be unveiled this weekend as part of a Johnson administration effort to end the dollar drain. The voluntary balance of payments program will include targets for firms to reduce overseas outlays on new plant and equipment. Banks will also get a new target to curb overseas loans. The goal is to balance international payments next year amid a decade of about 3 billion dollar deficits annually. The dip in U.S. gold stock to 13.9 billion reflects the need to back dollars with gold as foreign entities continue to hold dollars for global transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
U.S
Johnson ‘Administration
Johnson
U.S Treasury
Private Eye Arrested Here in Lubbock
Police arrested 27 year old private investigator Thomas R. Diebel in a parked car near Lincoln and Drury Lane on a loaded .22 pistol after he failed to register with authorities. The weapon charge was filed in Ector County Court and he posted a $1000 bond before being released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Thomas R. Diebel
Ector County
Diebel
Lincoln
Drury Lane
Compensation Case Settled for Odessa Worker
A workmen's compensation case that went to trial Thursday was settled Friday for an undisclosed amount. W. M. Thompson of Odessa, represented by Jerry Childs, had sought 14,035 dollars for injuries. The defendant was Houston Fire and Casualty Co., represented by Charles Tighe of Midland. Thompson was employed by Pacer Trucking Co. on July 2, 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Thompson
Odessa
Jerry Childs
Houston Fire and Casualty Co
Charles Tighe
Midland
Ompson
Pacer Trucking Co
Odessa Roughneck Held On U S Count
Odessa oil field worker Evan Duane Mack 32, of 909 North Tom Green, was jailed in Ector County on a federal charge of interstate transportation of stolen property. He remains in custody for transfer to Pecos likely this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Evan Duane Mack
Ector County
North Tom Green
U. S
Pecos
Suspect Posts Bond on Desertion Count in Odessa
Lewis Max Lyons, 38, of Route Two, Odessa, was freed on a $1,000 fugitive bond on a California charge of child desertion. Local deputies arrested Lyons Friday after receiving the warrant from San Jose authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Max Lyons
Route Two
Odessa
California
Lyons
San Jose
Calif
Ten-year-old bitten boy released after dog bite treatment
Tommy Dale Jones, aged 10, son of D. H. Skeler of 1205 Copus, was released Friday from Medical Center Hospital after receiving treatment for a dog bite to his left leg.
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Tommy Dale Jones
D. H. Skeler
Copus
Medical Center Hospital
Logan man freed on bond in child desertion case
Jerry Lane Logan twenty one of 427 B West 57th was released on a one thousand dollar bond Friday on a child desertion charge. The complaint is on file in Ector County Court.
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Jerry Lane Logan
West 57Th
Ector County
Held For Hockley County Theft Charge
Johnny Belcher aged 23 of 517 Patterson was released to officers from Hockley County on Friday to be taken to Levelland to face a theft charge. The service station attendant was arrested here on the warrant from Hockley County.
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Hockley
Johnny Belcher
Patterson
Hockley County
Levelland
Baptists Report Gains Across Texas in Church-State and Race Relations
J Carroll Chadwick, president of the Baptist General Convention of Texas, told the executive board that Texas Baptists are making progress in all areas, especially church-state relations and race relations. He urged unity amid opinions on government loans for church schools while stressing human rights. W M Shamburger was elected board chairman and Ralph Smith vice chairman. The board authorized High Plains Baptist Hospital of Amarillo to negotiate a loan after Amarillo residents raise final $400,000 of a $5.6 million fund. Construction starts March 1966 with a 240-bed unit, expandable to 440.
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Dallas
UPI
Baptist General Convention of Texas
J. Carroll Chadwick
Chadwick
Texas
First Baptist One
Center
Tex
Texas Baptists
W. M. Shamburger
First Baptist Church
Tyler
Ralph Smith
Hyde Park Baptist Church
Austin
High Plains Baptist Hospital of
Amarillo
Emmett Johnson
Charges Dismissed in Theft Case for Joe Treece
Joe Herman Treece a 31 year old laborer from Vivian La was released from the Ec tor County jail Friday. Treece had been indicted here for theft by bailee but District Attorney Jack Tidwell said the Charge has been dismissed for lack of evidence.
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Joe Herman Treece
Vivian
Ector County
Treece
Jack Tidwell
Construction Bids Scheduled in Odessa Projects
Ector County will accept bids on December 27 for two paving jobs in South and West Odessa. Kenneth Esmond and Associates prepared plans to pave Meadow Street from Pearl to Murphy with resurfacing East Murphy from Industrial to Meadow. The Southside project runs about a half mile, and West 22nd from Conover to Loop Road 338 spans just under a half mile.
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Ector County
Odessa
Kenneth Esmond
Meadow Street
Pearl
Murphy
East Murphy
Meadow
West 22Nd
Conover
Paving bids sought by Ector County Court, Odessa
Ector County Commissioners Court will receive sealed bids for paving along Extension 7 Meadow Street south intersection at Murphy Street and Murphy Street extension to Meadow Street. Also about a half mile from Pease School to Ector County Loop No 338. Plans at Kenneth Esmond and Associates Odessa. Bids due by 5:00 P.M. December 2 1965. Court reserves right to accept or reject bids. J C Hamilton County Auditor.
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Odessa
Texas
Ector County Commissioners Court
Ector County Court House
Meadow Street
Murphy Street
Pease School
Ector County Loop No
Kenneth Esmond and Associates
West
Lth
Court House
Ector Cual Commissioners Court
J. C. Hamilton County Auditor
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