District Court and Hospital Admissions Roundup
District Court divorce and medical center notices list numerous names admitted December 3 and 4, with births and discharges recorded. The long roster includes patients, births, and a traffic-accident damages section detailing each incident and reported injuries.
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Helen Louie Edwards
W. Kenneth AL Edwards
Medical Center Hospital
Elmer E. Saleup
Morris T. Carly
James A. Siddens
Ate
RB. Holcomb
Angel Esperminza Castillo
Harold R. Downs
William XN
Phun Diane Etheredee
Russell Wayne Simmonds
Michael Ward
Mary Luan Schooler
Chester W. File
Tom Lewis Jordan R. L. Willams
Jim H. Adams
William H. Jett
Teddy M. Hedrick
Alice A Flores
James H. Ogie
Wasley W. Burien
Juan B. Marcia
Harold G. Coleman
Cecil &. Mors
Ray Lo Breeding
Jimmy W. Wank
Lupe T. Garza
Arctic GB. Culley
Jessie L. Chancellor
Roy Lee Bayless
Jerry Eusene Howie
Police Training Course Slated
Odessa Police Department members will undergo a six hour training session conducted by Federal Bureau of Investigation agents. Agent Roy Dahl will lead the first class Monday afternoon covering report writing after investigations. Agent Bill Anders will teach release tactics in two sessions on December 12 and December 19.
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Odessa
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Roy Dahl
Bill Anders
Will Ieach
Fire Crews Respond to Three Weekend Blazes
Firemen answered three alarms in Richmond area, starting with a candle fire at 2103 West Fourth Street Monday causing minor wall damage. A canopy blamed for sparking another blaze at L and L Drive Inn, 1415 South Grant, with total loss to the awning. Children started a grass fire on Nabors Lane, 2700 block, but no damage reported.
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Richmond
West Fourth
Canldron
L Drive Inn
South Grant
Nabors Lane
Odessan Dies Funeral Set for Oscar Lord Parrish
Funeral services for Oscar Lord Parrish 59 of 2704 North Eisenhower, who died Sunday in Big Spring, will be held 2:30 p m Tuesday at Immanuel Baptist Church Odessa with Rev David M Phillips of Abilene and Rev Jim Dolan assisting. Burial in Sunset Memorial Gardens Rix Funeral Home in charge. Parrish, a barber and former Odessa Police Department employee, had lived in Odessa 23 years. Survivors include wife Thelma Parrish, son Jack Parrish of 5207 Lancaster, two stepdaughters Mrs W L Bean and Mrs J G Brown of Winters, a stepson B S Whitfield of Dallas, brother Charles Parrish of Ranger, sister Bertha Chastain of Fort Worth. Pallbearers listed.
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Oscar Lord Parrish
North
Eisenhower
Big Spring
Immanuel Baptist Church
David M. Phillips
Abilene
Phillips
Jim Dolan
Odessa
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Rix Funeral Home
Parrish
Thelma Parrish
Jack Parrish
Lancaster
W. L. Bean
Winters
J. G. Brown
B. S. Whitfield
Dallas
Charles Parrish
Ranger
Bertha Chastain
Fort Worth
A. M
Slim) Gabrel
Slim Williams
Jake Hamilton
Earl Westfall
Jack Shaw
Don Reaves
County Contracts Awarded For Typewriters And Supplies
The Ector County Commissioner's Court approved contracts totaling 823.80 for three typewriters and a supply of poll tax receipts and exemption certificates. Dobbs B and Printing Co. won 413.30 for 25,000 poll tax receipts and 5,000 exemption certificates, with Odessa Printing and Office Supply and West Texas Office Supply as other bidders.
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Ector County Commissioners Court
Dobbs B and W Printing Company
Odessa
Odessa Print-i Ing
West Texas Office Supply
Elvira C. Paddock
Gerald Fugit
Paddock
Ector County
West Texas
Three Odessa residents hurt in weekend crashes
Three Odessa residents sustained injuries in three two car accidents around the city weekend. Jonneal Woody 24 suffered a possible leg injury after colliding at East County Road and 31st with Barbara McCain 41 driving east on 36th. Damage about 600 dollars. Gordon Souther 79 injured as a passenger in a 1953 model automobile at 17th and Adams. Alta Woodside 40 driver fled scene. Damage about 40 dollars. Evalena Sturdivant 45 injured when her car collided with Arliss Champlin 15 at Allegany. Damage about 185 dollars. Souther and Woody treated and released. Sturdivant treated by a doctor.
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Jenny E. Home
Lenoview
Roy Lee Bayless
Sir Easiis
Jessie L. Chancelior
West Ada
Sib
Oz James A Oates
SJ Kingston
Bor
George E. Bullard
West
West Boatrignt
Charles W. Laud Jr
North Crahasw
Golder
Elenih
Sam Vance McLeland
Noeth Doug
James Bor Zuge
Berciwood
Alleghancy
Marin Champlin
IW Crescent
Evalena D. Sturdvant
Dewood
Mix Sturtvant
Didde
Phillips
Sammy LL Nichols
St Lnyder
Peco G. Gatti
Sis del Pro
Sug Brick North Gram
Sanky Dicken
Bonham
Sylvia Wobez
Lauderdale
Damacos Sa Gram
May
Phyliss Eaton Snccmanyi
GM Eastinh
Eld Heceford
Damaces
Caroin
Thomas Cyde Hodes
Joeccowes
Willard Dee Lawson
Adams and
Ith
Alta Woodside Jones
Gordon
Odessa
Jonneal Woody
East County Road
Gordon Wayne Souther
Evalena Sturdivant
Delwood
Woody
Barbara M. McCain
East 36Th
Souther
17Th
Adams
Alta Woodside
East 18Th
Sturdivant
Arliss Marvin Champlin
Crescent
Beicies
Alleghaney
Odessan Honored For Long Service In Highway Dept
Odessan H Earl Bell honored by District 6 highway workers at a party in the highway building after 33 years with the department. Bell retired November 30 and received a portable electric power saw. Attendees included Mr and Mrs W M Campbell, Mr and Mrs M D Gannaway, Mr and Mrs R W Bedell, and many others.
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H. Earl Bell
Texas
Odessa
Bell
Department
Fort Worth
Pecos
and Birs
W. M. Campbell
M. D. Gannaway
R. W. Bedell
George Baker
Troy Montham
Aubrey Shepherd
F. A. McCleery
Mirs
Marvin Gillespie
Carl Bull
Warren Poitevint
Kiwanis Breakfast Slides Eltech Plane Movie Talk
The Kiwanis Club breakfast meeting will feature a movie and talk on the Lockheed Eltech airplane. The program, announced by Bob Marshall, begins at 7 a.m. Tuesday at Sands Restaurant.
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Ofa
Aiirlines
Bob Marshall
Insurance Rates Held Steady by Texas Board
In Austin the attorney general said the State Insurance Board cannot permit an insurance company to write car coverage at excess rates even with an applicant's consent for high risk. Board Chairman Pena J. Jackson stated some proposed rules would allow higher premiums if regular rates are unavailable.
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Pat Evitt
Evitt
Commissioners Court
Texas Highway Commission
Austin
Permian Basin
Gulf Coast
Fugit
Midland
Odessa
Crane
Corpus Christi
Curtis Heaton
Goldsmith
Pan American Petroleum Company
State Insurance Board
Pena J. Jackson
Autorney General
Vessels Return From Training Tour To Pacific Coast
ACAPULCO Mexico reports a coastal naval vessel has completed a 7210 mile round trip training voyage to the Hawaiian Islands for upper class cadets. Two other vessels returned the same day, carrying lower class men from a San Diego tour.
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Acapulco
Mexico
UPI
Hawaiian Islands
San Diego
Call
Funeral Rites Set For Odessan Santos Galvan 73
Funeral services for Santos De hovos Galvan 73 of 1001 South Dixie will be held Tuesday at 4 p.m. at San Jose Catholic Church with Father John Lucassen officiating Burial will be at Odessa Cemetery Hubbard Funeral Home handling arrangements Galvan a retired laborer was a 14 year resident of Odessa He was born Nov 1 1887 at Santa Getrines Tex near the King Ranch He moved to Odessa in 1996 from Harlingen Summers include his wife Maud two sons Ramon and Santos all of Odessa five daughters Mary Lou Galvan Mary Estephana Galvan Phyliss Galvan all of Odessa Mrs Susan Flores of Harlingen and Mrs Minnie Hernandez of Los Angeles Calif Other survivors include one sister Mrs Molina Felipa of Odessa one brother Francisco Galvan of Narlingen one half brother Donasiano Gonzales of Mathis and ii grandchildren
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Santos Dehovos Galvan
South Dixie
Medical Center Hospital
Ait San Jose Catholic Church
John Lucassen
Odessa Cemetery
Hubbard Funeral Home
Galvan
Odessa
Santa Getrimdes
Tex
King Ranch
Harlingen
Francisco Galvan
Narlingen
Donasiano Gonzales
Mathis
Charges Dismissed Against Youth in Cookie Theft Case
Billie Max Clark, 17, of 916 North Lincoln, had a petty theft charge dropped in Cycoum after the complainant chose not to prosecute. The alleged theft involved a package of cookies from Bill Sears Super Market, 16% North Grant.
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Billie Max Clark
North
Lincoln
Gly
Bill Sears
North Grant
Texas Publisher Indicted for Bank Robberies
Lawrence C. Pope, 32, publisher of newspapers in Giddings and Lexington, Texas, was indicted by a federal grand jury on robbing the First State Bank of Thornton of 1.74 on November 5. He remained jailed in Bexar County on 50,000 bond since his capture November 17 and faces Texas charges of robbing Farmers Bank at Schulenburg of 4188 and 11000 in government bonds.
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San Antonio
Lawrence C. Pope
Giddings
Lexington
Tex
First State
Bank of Thornton
Pope
Bexar County
Farmers Bank
Schulenburg
Airlines Sign Deal For Planes
New York agencies report Eastern Air Lines and United Air Lines each bought four of the new Boeing 7s, with deliveries to begin before the end of 1963. The orders total 30 million and aim to serve US cities where jets have never landed, marking a major move in American transport history.
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New York
Miss America 1961 Eyeing Lenses On The Road
Nancy Anne Fleming, Miss America 1961, is described as nearsighted and considering contact lenses during travels. Tae Mon tague, a Michigan pageant winner, is noted as having received a contact lens previously.
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Atlantic Aty
Nancy Anne Fleming
Tae Montague
Mich
Odessa College Debate Team Wins Big at SCTTC Meet
Odessa College sent five members to the Southwest Texas State Teachers College meet in San Marcos. Richard Estran and Sandra Hubb won top poetry readings in junior and senior divisions. Estran with Roberta Hall earned good in team debates, winning two of four. Linda Wall and Sandra Hubb also excel with three of four wins but lost to Baylor. Eighteen colleges competed.
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Odessa College
Southwest Texas State Teachers College
San Marcos
Robert Humphrey
Richard Estran
Sandra Hubb
Estran
Roberta Hall
Baylor
Southwest Texas State
Teachers College
Texas Chrisian University
St. Mary’s University
Linda Wall
Baylor University
Roberta Martin
Carla Shanor
History Group Meets Thursday
The Texas Permian Historical Society holds a meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Permian High School library. Guest speaker will be Dr. Ernest Wallace of Texas Tech, a history professor and author, who discusses Comanches of the Permian Basin.
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Texas Permian Historical Society
Ernest Wallace
Texas Tech
Permian High School
Wallace
Permian Basin
Green Hands win area FFA contest at Big Spring
The Green Hands of Odessa High School Future Farmers of America won first place in the area conducting contest at Big Spring and will compete for the state title at a Huntsville meeting. The group departs Friday at 6 a.m. led by adviser Carl Maddoux. Team members include Gary Allen Charles Taylor Marvin Stucks Robert Ellenbracht Jay Douglas Ronnie Rogers John Smith Charles McMullan and Joe Meador.
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Green Hands
Odessa High School
Future Farmers of America
Big Spring
Huntsville
Carl Maddoux
Gary Allen
Charles Taylor
Marvin Stucks
Robert Ellenbracht
Jay Douglas
Ronnie Rogers
John Smith
Charles McMullan
Joe Meador
Negro Judge Named San Francisco Municipal Court Chief
John Wesley Bussey, 36, has been elevated to presiding judge of San Francisco's Municipal Court. A California and Harvard graduate, he was elected unanimously by the municipal judges who have served with him since his 1958 appointment.
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San Francisco
John Wesley Bussey
California
Harvard Gradune
Police Check Four Theft Cases
Detectives Monday investigated four thefts from parked cars totaling almost $200 in valuables and clothing. The largest loss involved C C Bates of Rainbo Baking Company, with $150 taken from a bank sack in his car. Bill Melson reported a plaid coat two hats and a purse with ID stolen from his car at Sixth and Jackson. Mrs C V Smith said about $45 vanished from a purse on Melody Lane. Carolyn Bright reported a purse with $2 ID and credit cards stolen on North Dotsy.
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C. C. Bates
West Lith
Rainbo Baking Company
Bill Melson
North Elliott
Sixth
Jackson
C.V. Smith
Henderson
Melody Lane
Carolyn Bright
East 38Th
North Dotsy
Gopher Hole Hose Incident Causes Sparks and Snafu
In Kailua Hawaii Rickey Sheets ten tried to pull a garden hose from a gopher hole. The hose remained stuck even after tying it to a car bumper and driving away. Reports from Jakarta West Java and Lisbon note shipboard and quake events, with varied casualties and dramatic descriptions.
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Kailua
Hawaii
Rickey Sheets
Mom
Merle Sheets
Rickey
Sheets
Australia to donate funds to United Nations Congo relief
Australia will contribute 750000 dollars to the United Nations Congo fund as announced by Prime Minister Robert Menzies to the House of Representatives. Separate reports from Geneva note WHO and Swiss authorities signed agreements for a new headquarters designed by Jean Tschumi, a ten story contemporary building. In Saigon, five Formosan fishermen were rescued after 72 days adrift in a junk in the South China Sea following a typhoon. one crewman, a 17 year old, died after supplies ran out.
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Canberra
Australia
U. N. Congo Fund
Robert G. Menzies
House of Representatives
Iday
Geneva
Switzerland
World ‘Health Organization
Swiss iConfederation
Republic
Canton
WHO
Jean Tschumi
Saigon
Viet Nam
South China Sea
British star Peter Sellers plans to quit acting
London AP reports 35 year old Peter Sellers, a highly successful British actor, wants to give up acting. He says he writhes at his screen presence and plans to direct, taking on acting only to secure his debut feature Mr. Topaze.
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London
Peter Sellers
Sellers
Local man charged with bogus check in food outlet case
Will iam D. Angus faces charges in Ector County Court for defrauding by presenting a bogus 15 dollar check to Food Mex at 1515 East Eighth. The alleged incident occurred in October, and the case was filed Monday.
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Ector County
William D. Angus
East Eighth
Yass
Dope Charges Are Dismissed in Los Angeles Case
Narcotics charges against Barbara Burns were dismissed in Superior Court after her attorney argued no evidence linked the marijuana cigarettes to Miss Burns. Police said marijuana was found in a car she rode in October 3 with three men. one man admitted ownership of the marijuana.
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Los Angeles
Barbara Burns
Superior Court
Miss Burns
Ban On Soldiers Finally Lifted
TOKYO AP The U S Army lifted a two week ban on soldiers marrying Japanese girls or adopting children The move followed President Eisenhower's order to reduce dependents overseas A spokesman said the Army needed to stop the marriages and adoptions long enough to get a true count of how many dependents it had
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Tokyo
U.S
Eisenhower
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