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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1968
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR note references a fan jov enc din with unclear names and events.Unable to extract a coherent news item, but preserves readable fragments for potential reconstruction.
An Odessa Navy officer and two Hobbs enlistees serve aboard the USS Yorktown, recovering the Apollo 8 spacecraft. Ensign Michael McSwain Fowler, weapons officer, has been aboard since February. Seaman Apprentice Rodney Williams and Airman Apprentice Coy M. Goates also serve on the Yorktown during recovery operations, with Williams the son of Mr. and Mrs. Williams and Goates the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harrington. The Yorktown is about 1,000 miles southwest of the Hawaiian Islands.
A 7 pound 11 ounce baby girl named Valerie Lynn or possibly Holly Lynn was born Christmas Day at Broward General Medical Center to Mrs Barbara Santa at Fort Lauderdale Florida.
At the December meeting Odessa Savings and Loan Association directors voted to declare a $1 per share dividend. President A. R. Happy Dyer noted a $2 dividend in June, making a total of $3 per share dividends for the year.
Lawmen investigated two burglaries on Friday. Joe Kay of Denver City reported a car break-in at the Stardust on Andrews Highway with two suitcases stolen. Police said a vending machine at Boen's Laundry on West 10th was smashed and looted of candy.
The Apollo 8 capsule splashed down in the Pacific after a six day mission, with crews Borman Lovell and Anders reporting they are in good condition. They logged 537000 miles in flight, reached 24630 mph on reentry, and survived a 5000 degree heat blaze while cabin temperature stayed comfortable.
Dallas AP report on Dr. Robert Sinsheimer at the AAAS 135th convention. He notes four million diabetics and potential genetic solutions through insulin gene regulation or replacement, possibly via viruses, while cautioning against overreaching human capabilities and focusing on ethical limits.
Utica New York a seven year old Wendy Lerch died in a home fire after guiding her four sisters Patty Pearl Ricky Renee and Linda and her crippled father from the Conkling Avenue house as fire crews battled their sixth blaze of the night in freezing weather Wendy was found dead as firefighters searched the rubble and rescued her mother who had sheltered in a chair on the sidewalk
AP report from Lagos says Nigeria’s army violated Christmas ceasefire by shelling two towns and attacking Ummuahia, killing one soldier and seven civilians. Gowon called the truce day a Muslim feast and Biafra claimed an eight day ceasefire, but the federal government rejected extending it. Nearby, Swiss winter resort Zermatt reports restored communications after heavy snow, isolating the town for 24 hours. Madrid expelled Prince Carlos Hugo and his family for criticising Franco, with his wife not covered by the order. In Seoul three South Koreans were executed for aiding a guerrilla base, while fourteen others were jailed or given life terms.
AP report details more than 20000 dollars raised Christmas week for the families of Pueblo crewmen of the intelligence ship held 11 months by North Korea. San Diego Chamber of Commerce fund drive supports lodging and meals. Navy expenses covered travel. By Thursday 179 crewmen remained, with medical checkups and debriefings underway. Local donations included 187.67 from Chula Vista girls and 1.97 from San Diego collectors.
Dallas AP reports A. F. Ahrens of Karnes City is named Outstanding Ginner of 1968 by the Texas Cotton Ginners Association. In business since 1921, he runs a gin at Karnes City south of San Antonio and has long supported vocational agriculture programs and local community efforts in the cotton industry.
Dr Timothy Leary, famed advocate of LSD, his wife Rosemary and son John were arrested Thursday night in Laguna Beach on marijuana possession charges. Police said marijuana was found in their car during a traffic stop. Leary and Rosemary posted 2500 bail each. John was held for his condition. Leary condemned the stop as police provocation and harassment.
Odessa resident Esta Lee Whitehead 64 died after a long illness at Permian General Hospital Andrews. Services at 2 p.m. Saturday in Rix Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Paul Miller. Burial Sunset Memorial Gardens. Survivors include three brothers and four sisters. Correlated notices follow for Mrs. Cora Bell Presson Brownfield and others. Frank A. Story 67 dies in Midland Memorial Hospital with services at Ellis Funeral Home Chapel. Valerie Michaelle Chambers 11 months dies after being struck by car. funeral at New Jerusalem Church. L. Tate Sr. 75 dies in Water Valley with burial at Valley Baptist Church.
Odessan Mrs Olivia Currey 85 of 1008 North Dotsy died Thursday night after a short illness at Medical Center Hospital. Service at 10 a.m. Saturday Hubbard Kelly Funeral Chapel with Dr Wilbur Mindel officiating. Graveside in Roswell New Mexico at 3 30 p.m. Survivors include sister Mrs Sallie Harris and brother Set Thompson among others.
The fragment shows the Odessa Americar masthead with publication elements, address 22 East 4th Street Odessa Texas, Postal registration, subscription rates for home delivery Odessa Ector County and others, mail rates and single copy prices. Names of rates include monthly and yearly figures, with per week and per copy pricing.
Charles A. McElroy Jr., 34, longtime Odessa resident, died at Andrews Hospital after a brief illness. Former manager of Land and Sage Restaurant in Odessa, he previously ran the McElroy Restaurant in Littlefield for 10 years. Born August 25, 1914 in Paducah, he leaves three daughters and a son, two sisters, one brother, with local arrangements by Singleton Funeral Home in Andrews.
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