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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1967

Page

2

Mishaps Hurt Four Persons In Separate Accidents

Four individuals were treated at Medical Center Hospital after separate incidents. Harold Burleson Jr suffered a fractured right knee from a fall at a job mishap near Crane. Bobby Sitz injured a fractured right foot when furniture fell on him. John Taylor Capps received treatment for a fractured right wrist after a fall. Tommy Toliver sustained a finger injury when a car he was working on fell from a jack.

Medical Center Hospital Harold Burleson Jr East Eighth Crane Bobby Sitz East 56Th John Taylor Capps Beverly Tommy Toliver Boulder Toliver

Texas Sales Tax Proposals Rise in Multiple Cities

Voters in Houston and 33 Texas cities consider a sales tax proposal with turnout expected to be light in some areas. Some cities elect state legislators and choose school board leaders, while Electra and Lufkin reject the tax. Odessa College Circle K names new officers led by Mickey Louis Wilson as president.

San Antonio Houston Texas Electra Lufkin Mickey Louis Wilson M. L. Wilson Beechwood Odessa College Circle K Club Downtown Kiwanis Club Doug Aden Steve Roach Kenny Ross John Pearcy Interclub Council

Odessa concert showcases Mann led symphony and choral works

The Midland Odessa Symphony and Chorale under Robert Mann delivered an eloquent program Monday night. Bernstein Chichester Psalms with Hebrew singing and Stravinsky Symphony of the Psalms highlighted the performance along with a Verdi Te Deum.

Midland- Odessa Symphony and Chorale Robert Mann Carlton Dillard David Igor Stravinsky Midland Chamber of Commerce el Paso Products Co Symphony Chorale Esquire Chorale Lee Harley Janice Archer Jim Casey Don McCarty Charles Treger Treger

Two Men Face Theft Charges in Desert Inn Car Looting

Two men, Jimmy Burgess and Marion Copley, are charged with felony theft after police recover a large cache of clothing from cars at the Desert Inn in Lubbock. Burgess, 23, holds a $2,500 bond. Copley, 22, has a $2,000 bond. Authorities linked loot to Richard Orwig and Lloyd Van Cleave. They will be transferred to Ector County jail.

Jimmy Bob Burgess Roger Marion Eddie Copley South Lauderdale Burgess Justice of the Peace C. P. Robinson Copley Howard Williams Riviera Apartments Ector County

Compromise Sought On Social Security Plan For 23 Million

Congressional negotiators work to finish a final Social Security package by Christmas. Mills and Long lead House and Senate teams resolving differences on benefits payroll taxes and earnings exemptions. The talks aim for a compromise between a 12.5 and 15 percent benefits rise and tax base changes through 1972.

Washington UPS House Ways & Means Committee Wilbur D. Mills D-Ark House Senate Mills Russell Long D-La Senate Finance Committee

Breckenridge Lawyer Barney Carney Elected County Attorney

Barney Carney, native of Breckenridge and Cumberland Law School graduate, won the 1964 race for county attorney after four years as assistant. He and his wife Martha reside at 1508 East Everglade with daughter Kathryn. He is a Bethany Christian Church member.

Ector Carney Lee Arnett Barney Breckenridge Cumberland University Law School Lebanon, Tenn Cumberland Law School Odessa East Everglade Martha Kathryn Bethany Christian Church

Probation Given to Two Suspects in District Court

In the 161st District Court two suspects received probation while a third received a county jail sentence after pleading guilty to felonies. Alberta Iglehart, 35, on five years probation for forgery and passing a bogus $500 check at First State Bank. Olivea Larez, 25, on three years probation for possession of marijuana cigarettes. Edward White, 27,Got three months in county jail for breaking into a cigarette machine at the Hawaiian Club.

161St Alberta Myrtle Iglehart Fitch First State Bank Bill McCoy John H Buddy) Rogers Olivea Anaya Larez East Ruth

Motorist witnesses fatal shooting at Hobbs bar

In Hobbs a bartender and bystander disturbance led to a fatal shooting. Barton was identified and charged with murder after police detained four people at Sands Motel. Autopsy ordered. funeral arrangements pending for Griffin Funeral Home client with wife Dottie.

Paul Mallory Mallory Barton Lea County Dorothy Lee Ln Barton Sands East Broadway Hobbs Griffin Funeral Home Dottie

Local woman dies in Odessa. two McCamey men die in region

Mrs. Carolina Olivas Cortez 62 of Big Spring was found dead at her daughter’s home in Odessa. Justice of the Peace J A Purifoy says natural causes likely. funeral pending. Survivors include two sons Cruz and Juan Puga and four daughters. J D Carter Jr 47 of McCamey died after a heart attack at Crane Memorial Hospital. Funeral at First Baptist Church McCamey with burial at McCamey Cemetery. he worked as Shell Oil field gauger and leaves wife Donna a daughter Carolyn Marie and siblings.

Carolina Olivas Cortez Big Spring Cortez Odessa Geneva Chavarria Wilson Justice of the Peace J. A. Purifoy Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home Cruz Puga Juan Puga Chavarria Ophelia Lopez Crane Andrea Nunez Audelia Gutteriz J. D. Carter McCamey J. D. Carter Jr McCamey Crane Memorial Hospital First Baptist Church Crites Funeral Home Carter Shell Oil Co Cross Plains Bakersfield Baptist Church American Legion Donna Carolyn Marie Paul Faulkner Pritchett Colo Billy Bob Carter Midland John Hightower Science Building Mrs. Morgan Love Wayne LeCroy Henderson Funeral Home Ferguson LeCroy Tech Bill Daniels Texas ‘Tech Thompson Seminole S. D Ccker Fred Mack Richard C. Morgan Kerrville Aaron Ward Blarfket

Former Odessa Minister E O Harrell Dies at 47

Rev. E. O. Harrell, 47, former Odessa minister who organized St. Paul Presbyterian Church in 1958 and led its expansion, died around 9:15 p.m. Monday in a Victoria hospital after a heart attack. He served as pastor in Odessa until August, later becoming an assistant pastor in Victoria. He had worked on four building projects and chaired the church committee for the Presbytery of the Southwest. He was born Sept 2 1920 in Turnersville Coryell County. Burial plans include services in Victoria and Waco with memorials to St. Paul Presbyterian Church Bell Tower fund.

E. O. Harrell Odessa Victoria Harrell St. Paul's Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian Church Eastside Rotary Club Baylor University Austin College Sherman Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary Beaumont Cameron Livingston Denton Presbytery of the Southwest Bonham Junior High School Turnersville Coryell County John Newton Richard Jones McCabe- Carruth Funeral Home Wilkerson- Hatch Waco Rosemound Mavoureen Mickey’ Harrell Bill Jim Harrell

Odessa Noon Downtown American Business Club Meeting

The Odessa Noon Downtown American Business Club planned a gathering at the Inn of Golden West in the cave room to discuss local commerce and networking opportunities. Members anticipated updates on chamber activities and upcoming events.

Downtown American Business Club Odessa

Service Set As Tribute To War Victims

Memorial service to honor 20 West Texas soldiers who died in Vietnam. Nine civilians and servicemen will attend. Purple Heart to Waylon Kent Thompson’s parents. Odessans Sp-4 Michael J. Gladden and PFC Pedro R. Aguilar honored. judges and veterans groups present.

Veterans of Foreign Wars East 63Rd West Texas Waylon Kent Thompson Monahans Michael J. Gladden Pedro R. Aguilar

Pioneer Mrs Vassar of Tryon Dies at 89 in Cushing

Mrs Lester Ethel Vassar 78 a Tryon Oklahoma pioneer died at a Cushing nursing home after a long illness. Funeral services were set for 2 pm Wednesday at First Christian Church Tryon with burial in Tryon Cemetery. She was born December 19 1888 in Cullman Alabama married Eli W Vassar in 1907 and lived on a farm southwest of Cushing since 1930s. Survivors include three sons two daughters a brother five sisters and several grandchildren.

South Seminole Lovington N. M Charlie Corban Selman Tatum-area First Methodist Tatum Tatum Cemetery Smith-Rogers Funeral Home Lovington Sea General Hospital Sarah J. B. Selman Ruth Patterson Tatum, N. M Emmie Correll Melrose Effie Robinson Jewett Monahans Jackie Idell Simmons Hammond Funeral Home Ward Memorial Hospital C. L. Whitlock Hobbs N.M Claude Lee Whitlock Balmorhea Alma Tassava Cushing Okla Lester Ethel Vassar First Christian Church Lof Tryont Davis Funeral Home Tryon Vassar G. L. McCoy Midland Cullman Ala Oklahoma Eli W. Vassar Stillwater D. W. Vassar William Vassar Agra E. W. Vassar Borger McCoy Clarence Lemons

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