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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1964

Page

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Rusk Urges Allies Join Atomic Talk

Secretary of State Dean Rusk invited NATO allies to join in discussions on what nuclear war would mean, urging realism and operational planning for a multi nation forum on atomic strategy. The call emphasizes coordinated thinking among Western nations about nuclear realities and potential responses.

Rusk Stewart Hensley Paris UPI Dean Rusk NATO Niunlao Nw Fanna North Atlantic Treaty Organization Council of Ministers Britain France Charles de Gaulle U.S Cyprus Disarmament Congo Southeast Asia United States Washington de Gaulle Viet ‘Nam Viet Nam Moscow Latin America Africa Andrei Gromyko New York Nikita Khrushchev

Young Area Mother Killed In Auto Crash

A may be late 1960s local crash report tells of Mrs. Geraldine Ray 22 of Andrews killed when her car overturned on State Road 176 while she handed cookies to her children. Husband Garvis Ray and two youngsters, Michael 2 and Kelley 1, survived with injuries. Funeral plans through Singleton Funeral Home. Mrs. Ray born February 13 1942 in Olney, formerly of Graham, moved to Andrews six months ago. Survivors include her parents Mr and Mrs R K Hoffman of Graham, sister Mrs Yvonne of Graham, and brother Rittenbury of Fort Worth.

Big Spring Andrews Here Geraldine Ray State Road 176 Justice of the Peace Jess Slaughter Mrs. Ray Olney Graham R. K. Hoffman Yvonne Oa Graham Rittenbury Fort Worth

Euromart Farm Accord Could Cost U S Sales

Brussels reports an historic Common Market farm accord ending France France Germany Italy Netherlands Belgium Luxembourg dispute over grain prices. It eliminates six national price scales placing 8 percent of farm production under a common roof. Observers warn of a potential 400 million dollar yearly loss to U S exporters.

Brussels UPS United States Europe France Germany Italy Netherlands Belgium Luxembourg U.S

Inside Today's How To Keep Well On News Society Sports

A compact feature notes daily tips to stay well across society items and sports updates. It highlights practical routines, brief health reminders, and quick wellness ideas tied to current events and lifestyle trends.

News Society Sports TV

Austin Facility Director Quits Amid Board Turmoil

The Texas Hospital Board asked state police to probe a hospital as it announced steps to slow superintendent turnover. Dr. Sam Hoerster Jr., 46, resigned after a policy dispute with the board at the 3,000-bed Austin hospital. The board will invite DPS to investigate potential legal violations while denying any link to an ongoing inquiry into Hoerster. A citizen committee will review superintendent issues, with members from San Antonio, Houston, Dallas, and medical schools.

Austin Texas Hospital Board Sam Hoerster Jr Austin Hospital Mandav Hoerster Big Spring State Hospital Austin Central Austin School Tellepsen Eaton Bennett San Antonio State Hospital Clifford Walles San Antonio Shervert Frazier Houston Baylor University Medical School R. L. Stubblefield Dallas Southwestern Medical School Hamilton Ford

Russia Expels Three U S Attaches As Grads Recalls

MOSCOW official note declares three American military attaches persona non grata and orders their departure. The United States cites Soviet travel restrictions and alleged espionage as grounds while Britain also removes a naval attaché. Names include Col George A Aubrey Lt Col Karl R Liewer Maj James F Smith and Maj Gen Vasily Zadvinsky Col Vladimir Grechauin Col Aleksandr Udalov.

Moscow UPI Soviet Union United States U.S Siberia Washington Russia Britain London George A. Aubrey Annapolis Karl R. Liewer J Osmond Neb James F. Smith Meers Okla Britton Nigel Saville Vasily V. Zadvinski Vladimir A. Grechauin Aleksandr V. Udalov

Charges Launch Vital Steel Contract Talks

Pittsburgh based United Steelworkers and steel industry executives clash over wage demands as formal negotiating sessions begin. McDonald defends union stance while industry leaders argue profits and costs favor revisions. Talks run through Friday with a holiday recess to Jan. 5.

Pittsburgh UPI United Steelworkers of America USW David J. McDonald McDonald R. Conrad Cooper U.S. Steel Corp Steel Companies Coordinating Committee U. S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

Two Cops Mistaken For Frat Raiders Fire At Students

In Denton Texas two off duty officers were shot while answering a prowler call. A college student later said he fired a rifle believing raiders were attacking fraternity members. Patrolmen Jim Tom Bush and Edward Reynolds were wounded but expected to recover after surgery.

Denton Tex Jin Jim Tom Bush Edward Reynolds C. H. Buchanan North Texas State University Wayne Autrey Buchanan Autrey Andrew L. Polini Bush Reynolds Polini Ben Sanders Sanders

Burnham sets Guiana regime after election overhaul

In Georgetown British Guiana Forbes Burnham moved to form a new government after Britain changed the colony constitution to oust Cheddi Jagan. Burnham, leading the People's National Congress with 22 seats plus United Force support, intends a coalition and a fully functioning cabinet by week’s end.

Georgetown British Guiana Forbes Burnham Britain Cheddi Jagan Burnham People’s National Congress Party Peter D’aguiar United Force National Assembly Burmham Jagan People’s Progressive Party

Puerto Rico Fire Kills Four Children in Springfield

A wind driven fire swept through a two story wooden apartment building in Springfield Puerto Rico section early today, killing four children as they slept. Three children were from the same family. Parents and three of their other children were burned, all but one critically.

Springfield Mass UPI

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