Permian Seniors Receive Diplomas at Large Auditorium
More than 1,800 filled Permian High School Auditorium for graduation exercises honoring 301 seniors. Rodney Manis III James Robinette and Beverly Burton delivered commencement addresses stressing liberty and free enterprise. Valedictorian Steve Smith and salutatorian Marie Massey led top graduates. Principal Gail Smith announced honor society and student leaders as the band played. Superintendent Dwight L. Kirk presented diplomas.
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Permian High School
Rodney V. Manis III
East Century
James Robinette
North Jackson
Beverly Burton
East 42Nd
Manis
America
God
Gail Smith
Steve Smith
Marie
Windell Calvin True Jr
Robert Fugene Ross
Supt
Dwight L. Kirk
Odessa Subscription Rates and Publishing Details
The Odessa Odessa American Telephone provides varying carrier rates: 35 cents weekly in the city and county, 30 cents in Retail Trading Zone, and 25 cents in All Other Zone. Mall subscriptions are $18 yearly, $10 half-year, and $5 quarter. Published daily except Saturday at 222 East North St. entered second class in Odessa Post Office under the 1879 act.
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Odessa
Tex
Ecter County
Odesea Orfcan
East Oorth St
Odeses
Free Odessa swim lessons for ages six to eleven
Odessa High School fieldhouse hosts two four week sessions of free non swimming lessons for children aged six through eleven. Registration starts 8 a.m. June 5 for the first session and July 5 for the second, with classes limited to 20 per session and taught by two P.E. instructors.
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Odessa High School
Margaret Armstrong
East 43Rd
Threat To Local Government Seen
E B Germany of Dallas warned at a District 6 East Texas Chamber meeting that federal subsidies threaten local self government. He cited over 250 subsidy bills in Congress and asked what local agencies would do if central government gains control. He noted no Washington move to block such legislation.
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Houston
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
E. B. Germany
Dallas
District 6
Chamber
Congress
Washington
Skunks Delay Work In Idaho
BONNERS FERRY Idaho AP The army corps of engineers radio operator at flood headquarters received a message to Send bomb for skunks The sector engineer Roy P Erickson and his crew faced a family of skunks living in the dirt dike protecting rich farmland from the swollen Kootenai River
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Bonners Ferry
Idaho
Army Corps of Engineers
Roy P. Erickson
Kootenai
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University of Texas
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