Odessan Is Killed In Crash In Odessa Man Dies In Truck Collision
A year old Odessa man James Boyette Ramsey died Tuesday evening when his car collided with a truck and overturned several times near North Cowden by the Pan American gasoline plant. Driver Earnest Lloyd was uninjured. Ramsey, a salesman for Jones & Laughlin Steel Wire Rope division, had lived in Odessa eight years and was born in Mangum Oklahoma. Funeral services pending in San Antonio. Hubbard Funeral Home handling local arrangements.
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Odessa
North Cowden
James Boyette Ramsey
East Fifth
Pan American Corporation
Ramsey
Ector County
Earnest Lloyd
Winfield
Jimmy Nail
Lloyd
Nail
Justice of the Peace
E. E
Gene) Nobles
Jones & Laughlin Steel] Corporation
West Second
Man- Bum
Okla
Funeral Home
San Antonio
Hubbard Funeral Home
Nepalese pups spark U S political furor over White House dogs
Two Tibetan mastiff puppies shipped toward the United States after Nepalese officials and an embassy spokesman confirmed ownership by Thomas Stephens. White House aides, including James Hagerty, dismissed the plan as a joke while Harry Darby of Kansas City awaited delivery for a potential ranch use.
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New Delhi
India
Tibet
United States
Katmandu
Eisenhower
White House
Douglas Heck
U.S
Thomas Stephens
Heck
Stephens
Harry Darby
Kan F Gng City
Kan
Republican National Committee
Nepal
James C. Hagerty
Sec
Retary
Darby
Kansas City
Revolt Near End Today For Venezuela
A nationwide rebellion against President Marcos Perez Jimenez in Venezuela appeared near end today after a night of riots that killed 30 in Caracas. A curfew ended at 5 am and international flights were expected to resume. A Radio Maracaibo broadcast urged calm in Zulia state, while police and guards were said to have regained control in Caracas amid scattered disorders in several cities.
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United Press
Marcos Perez Jimenez
Venezuela
Caracas
Radio
Maracaibo
Contol
Vaameia
Valera
Valle de la Pasua
Los Tigres
Los Teques
Fijo
Pueblo Nuevo
Miranda
Stockport
England
Daniel Roberts
Roberts
Federal court voids three Virginia anti NAACP laws
A three judge federal panel in Richmond Va voided three Virginia statutes restricting the NAACP. The ruling struck down the laws requiring registration and disclosure of member lists by groups raising funds for racial integration and a separate measure banning stirring up litigation in which the party has no direct interest. Two other provisions remain under state court review.
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Richmond
Virginia
Court Hearing Test Case For Naturopaths
The Texas Supreme Court heard two test cases challenging statewide orders that shut naturopaths out of business. One appeal, from Henry Schlichting of Midland, contests a Midland District Court’s four temporary injunctions. Schlichting, ex-president of the National Association of Naturopaths, was among 48 naturopaths arrested in raids led by Atty General Will Wilson. He faces illegality charges claiming the state law authorizing such practice was unconstitutional.
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Austin
State Supreme Court
Texas
Henry Schlichting
Midland
Schlichting
National Assny of Naturopaths
State Association
Will Wilson
Texas Naturopathic Physicians Assn
George McCarthy
Amarillo
Cecil Rotsch
John Reeves
Cinder tracks approved for Ector High and Bonham Junior High
Brown and Root won the bid for cinder tracks at Ector High and Bonham Junior High, $22,800 for both. Ector to receive a full oval track, Bonham a straightaway. Board also awarded car purchases for Supt. Kirk and Barker, with trade-ins. Assistant principal appointment at Sam Houston Elementary.
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Brown and Root Inc
Odessa
Ector Righ
Bonham
Brown
Root
Ector
Dwight Kirk
Charles Walker
de Soto
Walkers
French Tool
Oldsmobile
Kirk
John Shottes Motor Company
Olds
Bobby Williamson
East Lith
Burnet
Sam Houston
Sam Houston School
Williamson
Ector High
J .J Bonham
Brown and Root
Otis. V. Laird
J. W. Cooper Construction Company
Jones Brothers
King Construction Company
Newton Construction Company
Kirk and Walker
DeSoto
Windsor
French Tool and Supply
Shortes Motor Company
Frontier’ Motors
McDonald Buick Company
Century
Frontier Motors
Royal
Bill Hale Motor Company
Montclair
Dulles Takes Ike Assurance Backing Middle East
President Eisenhower sends Dulles to the Middle East with a warning of the Communist threat and a pledge of unwavering U S support for Baghdad Pact defense. Dulles will observe the five power talks in Ankara next week and stressed U S aid to defend Middle East nations. The State Department rejected Soviet claims that the U S would force bases on Baghdad Pact states and called Moscow’s accusations insulting to Islam.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Dulles
Middle East
Ankara
Turkey
United States
Eisenhower Dulles
Middle Eastern
Dukes
Midddle East
Congress
State Department
Leonid Michev
Foreign Ministry
Weather forecast from the weather bureau forces
Partly cloudy to cloudy through Thursday with a little colder nights. Today's high around 48, low near 26, with a cooler forecast for Thursday. Previous day high near 5 and overnight low around 32 are noted amid messy OCR details.
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Weather Bureau
Louin
Res
Riots Strike Caracas After Yat Rebellion Suppressed
On New Year’s Day a general strike and riots erupted in Caracas as police and loyal forces moved to quell the Yat rebellion. Churches rang, schools shops and banks closed, newspapers failed, and rioters overturned cars and buses while attacking buildings, mainly in Catia and the old city as workers protested.
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Catia
Caracas
Foot Patrol Seeks Stolen Cedar City Police Car
Cedar City Utah police chief Tony Lamber patrolled on foot with only one cruiser available as officers search for the black Cedar City police car stolen yesterday from in front of the police station.
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Cedar City
Utah
Tony Lamber
Somone
Indian Judge Fines Klansman For Suspended Sentence
Assistant Recorder’s Court Judge Lacy Manor fined and lectured James Garland Martin of Reidsville N C a 60 dollar suspended sentence plus court costs after a KKK rally incident. The judge stated Martin was tried as an individual violator of peace, not as a Klansman.
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Recorder’s Court
Lacy Manor
James Garland Martin
Reidsville
N.C
Too Much Money To Countbeen two years and $100 fine
The snippet notes a legal or financial matter with a two year term and a $100 fine involving an individual named andy cores. It reflects a local record or court notice with minimal readable context.
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Andy Cores
Hermit with vast wealth linked to Klansman tale
A 55-year-old judge condemned a Klansman as authorities probe a “hermit in a shack” linked to Golden Valley North Dakota. The man, John Cruickshank, is described as wealthy, with suspected assets across nine banks and up to 150000 dollars in cash, and faces questions about a crime involving pickpocket money amid a plan to travel to Mexico City.
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Golden Valley
N.D
Worth
Maxton
Mexico City
Houston Police
North da
Kietz
Cruickshank
Bota
John Cruickshank
Cruick
Jage
Houston
Tex
Jeff Golder Valley
Harold C. Kietx
Bismarck
Hanker
California
Florida
Hette
Bar Head Wants Court Livened
Ventura report quotes American Bar Association President Charles S. Rhyne calling The Hague International Court of Justice ineffective. He says it has 15 judges who sit and handle about one case per year and advocates moving it to the United Nations, expanding or abolishing it.
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Ventura
Calif
American Bar i ‘Assa
International Court of Justice
Hague
Court
United
ABA
Charles 5. Rhyne
Washington, D.C
Ventura County Bar Assa
U.N
Partial Success In ATLANTIC Police Search Stolen Car
In Atlanta a police search across pages 18 and 19 yields partial success, with the car found abandoned in a city park on page 22. Wheels were missing, tearing at least part of the vehicle during the investigation.
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Atlantic
Atlanta
Woman Found Dead in Amarillo Home After Break-In
Lawrence Gibson returned home from work to find his wife Jimmie Louise Gibson, 49, dead on a bedroom floor. Police said the scarf around her neck appeared to throttle her, the house was ransacked, and telephone wires were cut. A suspect was being questioned with no progress reported.
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Amarillo
Lawrence Gibson
Jimmie Louise
Paul Gaither
Gaither
McElroy May Be Asked About Secret Report
Senate hearings focus on a top secret report proposing a military attack strategy to offset Soviet power. Secretary McElroy and Admiral Nimitz are questioned about it while the panel also probes the ARPA agency and space weapons research amid defense policy against starting wars.
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McElroy
Washington T
Defense McElroy
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Fleet
Chester W. Nimimitz
Nimitz
Johnson
U.S
Russia
United States
Sea, Stennis
D-Miss
Quarles
Advanced Research Projects Agency
Midland Man's Appeal Heard in Habeas Contempt Case
Oral arguments before the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals addressed a habeas corpus writ for Nash Dowdle a 34 year old Midland oil operator jailed for contempt of court after he left while serving as juror in a murder trial to care for his children and catch a Dallas football game. Dowdle was sentenced by Judge Perry Pickett to three days and a $100 fine the maximum penalties after the mistrial declared permits. Dowdle previously absented himself to attend a SMU Notre Dame game and later boarded a charter flight back home.
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Austin
Court of Criminal Appeals
Midland
Nash Dowdle
Dowdhle
Dallas
Perry Pickett
Dowdle
SMU
Notre Dame
Nowe «Dame
Navy Withdraws Ships In Search
In Honolulu the Navy withdrew most search ships after declaring no survivors in the crash of a four engine Strato Ruiser. Seven crew were aboard. Debris found 277 miles southwest confirmed as the plane wreckage. It apparently crashed while flying from Hawaii to Kwajalein.
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Honolulu
Navy
Hawai
Darlene Bailey
West Air Transport
Ming
Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Hawaii
Kawjalein
Union Reform Heads Quizzed in Senate Inquiry
Washington A three article report states two ousted officials of the Operating Peers Union Victor S Swanson and Ed Doran will face questions before a Senate committee about testimony on alleged “hidden profits” and land deals. Robert F Kennedy as counsel indicated the pair connected with a reform group seeking to oust international president William E Maloney. Swanson pledged a major closeup of the union’s affairs while Maloney faces the inquiry and has pleaded ill to testify.
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Washington
Union
Senate
Qies
Robert F Kennedy
Senate Committee
Victor S Swanson
San Francisco
Pnion
Ed Doran
Swanson
Doran
Kennedy
William E. Maloney
Unnion
Maloney
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