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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1960

Page

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Congressmen Charged With High Living Budget Abuses

Washington reports detail Knight newspapers findings that dozens of House expense accounts were altered to conceal use of tax dollars for resort trips night life and hotel charges. The probe cites bills at Royal Hawaiian Hotel Honolulu and other venues with clarified food notations and bar charges.

Washington House Knight Newspapers Don Oberdorfer Walter Pincus Howse Royal Hawaiian Hotel Hons Olulu Oren Harris Ark D-Tex Committee On House Burteson Royal Hawaiian Biltmore Plaza New York Jamaica Capitol Hill D-Ark Honolulu Harris

Wink Monahans Heavily Damaged By Severe Thunderstorm

Violent storms swept the Perrin basin causing heavy rain and reports of tornadoes between Odessa and Midland. Funnels sighted near Wink and Monahans but none reached the ground in populated areas. Wink suffered major damage from huge hail and roof destruction.

Permian Basin Odessa Midland Wink Monahans U.S Weather Bureau Dirsh Winkweather Bureau Weather Bureau Bureau Monahari Waar Wink-Kermit Big Spring U.S. Weather Bureau of Terminal Bankestit Monahins

Top Contenders Hold Summit Meet On Coast For Demo Nomination

California hosts a beachside summit where three main Democrats, Kennedy Johnson and Symington, rally for Governor Brown and the presidential bid. The event previews a potential convention in July as tensions over foreign policy and Nixon era issues surface amid pension and delegation loyalties.

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Dallas man dies by own action verdict given

Justice of Peace Bit Richburg ruled sui Tuesday in the death of Comer Caldwell 67 Richburg said Caldwell killed himself by firing one shot from a 2 gauge shotgun placed against his head He told a news conference there Johnson There is no war 5s little chance the delegation will party nor peace party nor party unite unanimously behind a single soft on communism in America.

Dallas UPI Justice of Peace Bit Richburg Sui Comer Caldwell Richburg Ca‘d Johnson America Andidate Khrushchev Cléirh Ameria Brown Pomnena Con‘ory

Space Chief Summit Probers Debate U-2 Flight Role

Senate Foreign Relations Committee grilled NASA and CIA officials over the May 1 U-2 downing and whether the space agency or Eisenhower's policy shaped the incident. Director Allen Dulles defended CIA independence while Hugh Dryden of NASA maintained limited disclosure. Fulbright warned that presidential accountability could set a dangerous precedent for future intelligence actions.

Washington UPI Senate Space Agency Russia Allen W. Dulles Hugh L. Dryden National Aeroquest Nautics and Space Administration NASA Fulbright CIA copfer-Eisenhower J. William Fulbright Dulles Senate Foreign Eisenhower Dryden U.S

First Lady Mamie Eisenhower Seeks Hospital Care

Washington (UPI) The White House said Mamie Eisenhower is hospitalized at Walter Reed Army Hospital for acute asthmatic bronchitis. Press Secretary Hagerty reported she is comfortable and improving after entering Tuesday afternoon, with a slight fever and customary treatment. no forecast on discharge or planned presidential visit was given.

Washington UPT White House Mamie Exsenboxer Walte Reed Army Hospital James C. Hegerty Hagerty Walter Reed Eisenhower Tey

Kennedy Support Noted In Early Primaries

Washington reports next Tuesday brings last primary voting in California and South Dakota. Kennedy leads Democratic contenders in a few states while rivals say results show limited voter trend for November. Nixon demonstrates strong backing among Republicans as he faces few opponents. California Democrats prepare a delegate slate for Gov. Edmund G. Brown.

Washington California South Dakota John F. Kennedy Massachusetts Kennedy Mure Hubert H. Humphrey Minnesota Wayne Morse Oregon Richard M. Nixon Eisenhower Nixon Edmund G. Brown

Youll Find It Goren's Bridge Page 5

A brief social note highlights ongoing advice and hints on practical topics seen on page 5 of Goren's Bridge section. It references how to approach daily life questions with a mix of guidance and local commentary. The item serves as a pointer to further reading inside the same publication.

Big Three atomic test talks canceled by US

In Geneva AP report, the United States delegates at a forthcoming three power nuclear test conference reportedly canceled their session at Washington’s request. Sources say progress was paused pending new instructions and a revised research program. The discussion touched on underground tests, guarantees, and detection methods amid Cold War political sensitivities with Soviet delegates.

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Tidelands dispute grows with new Supreme Court ruling

Washington AP reports the Supreme Court defined seaward boundary lines for submerged lands in the Gulf of Mexico. Texas and Florida gain marine league limits while Louisiana Mississippi and Alabama retain three miles. The decision prompts expected litigation and possible new legislation as states, governors, and lawmakers react with mixed verdicts. The long case dated to 1939 and settled only partially by today’s ruling.

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