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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1954

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Arrival of 105 American aircraft technicians in Indo China

Tokyo reports 105 U S aircraft technicians arrived in war torn Indo China with Gen Otto Weyland to aid French forces. They join a growing American servicing effort for planes in the region amid rising Viet Minh activity and high level talks in Saigon and Washington.

Tokyo Indo-China Otto P. Weyland Far East IndoChina John E. Hull Washington U.S John Allison Weyland Rene Pleven Saigon Hanoi Luang Prabang Laos Indo China Hong Kong Claire Chennault Richard B. Russell D-Ga U. S Charles E. Wilson

Refugee shot by Communist police at Berlin border

West Berlin reports say a refugee from the Soviet occupation zone was shot in the right leg by Red police while attempting to flee to the West. The incident follows the Big Four talks and signals rising unrest as shortages and propaganda increase pressure in East Germany.

Berlin West East Berlin Red East Germany Germany Soviet Zone

Molotov Proposes European Security Treaty Plan

Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov urged a general European treaty on collective security open to all European states. He also called for withdrawal of foreign occupation troops from Germany within six months, and his plan would exclude the United States from Western Europe’s defense.

Berlin Vyacheslav M. Molotov Europe Molotov West East Germany United States

Parsons Appeal Vetoed By Court

The Court of Criminal Appeals denied Tulsa socialite Mary Jean Parsons a new hearing on charges she murdered her bridegroom husband. Lawyers argued trial court instructions were improper after she received a 10 year sentence for murder for the El Paso killing of Army Lt. Richard O. Parsons.

Austin Court of Criminal Appeals Tulsa Mary Jean Parsons

Hedy Lamarr Reported In Hospital Checkup

Hedy Lamarr and Houston oilman W Howard Lee are tied to a rumor as Lamarr is said to be in Methodist Hospital for a routine checkup. The hospital refused to comment on the report.

Houston Tex Hedy Lamarr W. Howard Lee Methodist Hospital

Weather Forecast Clear to Partly Cloudy with Winds

Clear to partly cloudy conditions with wind and dust. Tonight partly cloudy, Thursday partly cloudy. High today 8, low tonight 48, high tomorrow 60, overnight low 49. Sunset 6:31 p.m. tonight, sunrise 7:30 a.m. Thursday. Precipitation in last four hours minimal.

Eisenhower Calls Indo China Aid a Calculated Risk

President Eisenhower said U.S. aid to Indo China is limited to technical assistance and not combat troops. He warned against broad involvement, noting aviation technicians will return by mid June and comparing the risk to past actions such as aiding East Germany.

Washington Eisenhower United States Indo China Congress Leadso Far East America Germany

Chief Suspends Baton Rouge Police Amid Gun Confiscation Scandal

In Baton Rouge on February 10, Police Chief Joe Green suspended six city officers including a captain after peppering the station house walls and a map with 353 guns seized from juveniles.

Baton Rouge Joe Green

Eisenhower backs higher federal highway spending proposal

President Eisenhower endorsed a plan to raise federal highway aid from 75 million to 800 million dollars with state and local matching. Rep McGregor introduced a bill to authorize 412 million annually for federal road construction. The president also delayed a scheduled one half cent per gallon gas tax cut and warned against recession fears.

Washington Eisenhower Congress Rep McGregor Ohio House Roads Committee

Giant Bombers End 8 700 Mile Tokyo Flight To Maine

Two giant RB 36 bombers landed at Limestone Air Force Base Maine after an 8 700 mile nonstop flight from Tokyo in under 29 hours. Brig Gen Stanley J Donovan of the Strategic Air Command called it a jet stream research study. Ground speed and altitude were not released.

Travis Air Force Base Calif Limestone Air Force Base Maine Tokyo Stanley J. Donovan 14Th Air Division Strategic Air Command

Court Hears Ouster Talks In Texas Judge Case

In Austin on Feb 10 state lawmakers and attorneys argued before the Texas Supreme Court in a bid to oust Judge C Woodrow Laughlin from the 79th District. Defense contends only one witness per cause. prosecutors seek to amend to show sworn causes by multiple people.

Austin C. Woodrow Laughlin South Texas Texas Supreme Court William H.shireman Corpus Christi Clint C. Small Supreme Court Laughlin Clint C. Small Jr Small Shireman

Woman Claims Not Real Son In Texas Estate Case

In Dallas, a divorced wife testifies that a newborn adopted by her and her husband in 1932 was not their son but another woman's child. William Marcus Peyton Jr. has controlled a $3 million estate since 1953, with Norman Peyton seeking accounting and a receiver as claims conflict over paternity and years of expenses.

Dallas Texas William Marcus Peyton William Marcus Peyton Jr Peytons Norman Peyton Peyton Dallas County District Norman Baylor Hospital

Substitute Duval Judge On Beach

San Diego Texas February 10 A substitute district judge Arthur Klein of Harlingen was appointed amid a Duval county power struggle. Witnesses testified of altered minutes and disappearing records as Auditor C. T. Stansell Jr and Roy H. Cauley testified about possible tax and endorsement irregularities. Attorney General Shepperd sought immunity for witnesses and moved to restrain destruction of records as he tied the matter to George B Parr.

San Diego Tex George B. Parr Duval County C. T. Stansell Jr W. H. Ninedorf Roy H. Cauley Twece Ssa Pwwewsy Wythiw Vs Stansell Minedorf Internal Revenue Bureau Cauley Ute Wenavides Arthur Klein Harlingen John Ben Chepperd Tuaree Shepperd Wincn 7 George Parry Jugge Luescay Parr Viega Meras Alvaro Guevara Yasubio Carillo Jr Benavides A. Y. al- Teo Lheppard Klein Raeburn Norris Alice Wangers Alice Court House W . Blalock Wuva Jim Wells C. Woodrow Laugmin Austin Snepperas South Texas Duval County Grand Jury Grand Jury Joe Valleo Merchants Exchange Bank of Vallee Jimmy J. C. Gonzales D. C. Chapa Oscar Carrillo John Ben Shepperd

No Trace Found By Patrol Boat Of Racing Craft

The 60-foot racing schooner Dirigo II remains missing after a two hour search 1800 miles south of Los Angeles off the Mexican coast. Navy patrol confirmed orange flares were seen but found no debris or signs of the vessel. Dirigo II was captained by James W Crawford of St Petersburg Florida and carried a crew of three after finishing the San Diego to Acapulco race.

Los Angeles Here Coast Guard Navy James W. Crawford St. Petersburg Fla San Diego-to-Acapulco, Mex Los Angeles-to

Confederate Veteran Thomas Riddle Reported Serious Ill

Austin reports 107 year old Civil War veteran Thomas Evans Riddle has grown steadily worse after pneumonia. Medical director Dr. Herman Wing says his failing heart and inability to take food worsen his condition despite intravenous feeding. One other Texas Confederate veteran, Walter Williams, 111, lives on a farm near Franklin.

Austin Thomas Evans Riddle Riddle Herman Wing Texas Confederate Home For Men Wing Texas Walter W. Williams Franklin

Senators Approve Bill for CCCC Borrowing Authority

Senators Johnson and Daniel led the Texas Democrats as the Senate passed a bill granting the Commodity Credit Corp. authority to borrow 281 million dollars. The measure expands federal credit to support agriculture and related markets.

Washington Johnson and Daniel Texas Socrats Senate Commodity Credit Corp

Dishwasher Confesses Slaying Novelist and Wife in New York

Harold Weinberg, 25, a former convict who lodged Bodenheim and his wife Ruth Fagan, confessed to their murders after police moved him to East Fifth Street station. Bodenheim, 60, was found shot in a Third Avenue room. Ruth Fagan was beaten and stabbed. Weinberg had clashed with Bodenheim over his attentions to a third wife, and relatives arranged Bodenheim’s funeral in New Jersey.

New York Maxwell Bodenheim Ruth Fagan Harold Weinberg Bodenheims Weinberg East Fifth Street Bodenheim Third Avenue Greenwich Village

Brady Negro Acquitted For Forging Tax Check

Austin report says Golden Punchard a 57 year old Brady Texas Negro was acquitted Tuesday of forging a 28.40 income tax refund check by endorsing it with an X. He cannot write.

Austin Golden Punchard Brady jTex Punchard

Wife Denies Testimony In Dying Husband Case

In a San Francisco hospital deposition, Albert N. Ades, a cancer patient, accuses wife Gertrude Weiss Ades of adultery and threats. He says she had daily encounters with a ships steward during a Honolulu cruise and offered a $30 bribe. she interrupts and questions the charges as doctors pause the proceedings.

San Francisco Gertrude Weiss Ades Albert N. Ades I. L. Harris Adel Adell Honolulu Ades

Houston Actor Finds Audience In City's Clinic

Actor Onslow Stevens, fired from the Playhouse Theater for ad libbing, entertained inmates in Houston city jail after being removed from a plane for drunkenness. He posted a $5 bond and was released after a 40 minute improvised Shakespeare recital.

Houston Onslow Stevens Playhouse Theater Stevens E. L. Frazier Playhouse Joanna Albus Frazier Shamrock Los Angeles

Stevenson Cannot Speak in Texas for Democratic Meeting

Adlai Stevenson will not address a Texas Young Democrats convention in Mineral Wells on Feb. 26 27 after declining an invitation from Gov. Allan Shivers who opposed his 1952 campaign. Stevenson remains slated to speak in Chicago on Feb. 26 at Roosevelt High School.

Chicago Adlai Stevenson Texas Stevenson Young Democrats Mineral Wells Teegrets Aklan Shivers Roosevelt Chicago

Big Spring Approves $500000 School Bond Issue

Big Spring voters approved a $500,000 bond for elementary school classrooms by a 1036 to 39 margin in an election held yesterday.

Big Spring CIA

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