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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1964
Page
4
State Highway Commission Chairman Herbert C. Perry Jr. led ceremonies dedicating a $1 million 2000 foot long bridge for the Amistad Dam Reservoir relocation of U S 90 and U S 277. The other bridge, spanning Devil's River arm, costs $4 million and is 70 percent complete.
Tense nerves block bowels and cause constipation. Colonalp tablets use a colonic nerve stimulant with bulking action to restore colon activity overnight. Clinically proven and recommended by many doctors. Introductory size available.
Bruce C. Forbes, 48, president of Forbes Inc, a business publishing firm, died Tuesday night after battling cancer in New York.
Rioting by student mobs in four cities prompts President Park Chung Hee to impose martial law in Seoul. At least 400 policemen injured and 150 arrested. Curfew from 9 p.m. to 4 a.m. and bans on assemblies, press, and travel without permission.
A Catholic mother discusses the rhythm system and its psychological toll while noting the Church's stance against other methods. She weighs choosing between soul salvation and family welfare and promises a forthright answer in the June Readers Digest on sale. Condensed from Saturday Evening Post.
Republican Senate candidate Jack Cox charges George Bush cannot communicate with Texas conservatives and has shifted on civil rights to a me too stance. Bush defends his campaign contributions and accuses Cox of smear tactics as runoffs approach. Kilgore backs de la Garza in the 15th District Democratic race. Baker praised by Spears. Pool lauds Johnson’s fiscal policy.
Linda Barez aged 14 died at Cleveland Clinic Hospital after a second kidney transplant in under two years. The death occurred Tuesday in Cleveland Ohio. United Press International reports the patient and family faced repeated organ failure and medical procedures amid ongoing transplant trials.
El Paso officials report White House assurances on Chamizal treaty issues including four lane divided highway to the International Memorial Park and relocation of the Franklin canal. The Chamizal settlement returns 630 acres to the U S with 193 acres to Mexico, sparking local tax and land loss concerns.
Storms struck Mexico's Gulf Coast and areas near Mexico City causing extensive damage. Ten people died and homes were destroyed as flooding and high winds battered towns including San Juan de Atzing and Veracruz. A launch capsized near Tampico with ten drowned. another capsized near Veracruz with possible three more deaths. Television stations failed in Puebla Veracruz and Morelos and a notable Vera Cruz socialite died in a single car crash.
A band of thunderstorms moved east across the Midwest toward New York as temperatures cooled near freezing in northern Minnesota. An intense hailstorm lashed Madison Wisconsin with two inches of quarter sized ice. Showers spread from Virginia to Florida and Rockies while some Indiana parched areas saw light rain.
The report notes warmer conditions across Texas with clouds in some areas. Thundershowers were forecast for West Texas this afternoon and evening and for Southwest and Northeast Texas Thursday afternoon. Temperatures ranged from 55 at Dalhart to 72 at Del Rio, with partly cloudy skies in far West Texas and the Rio Grande Valley. New Mexico has partly cloudy skies with scattered storms and brief showers.
A Pasadena attorney N A Smith was released after a night in Harris County jail on contempt of court charges for refusing to testify in a Pasadena court inquiry into fiscal affairs. The extraordinary Austin court set June 10 for a hearing and issued a $250 bond. Smith was later released on habeas corpus.
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