Thet Cases Investigated By Police Wednesday
Police departments checked leads on twelve theft cases Wednesday. The largest sum stolen came from a camera shop near Tangiewood. A chest was found at a local pawn shop linked to a purse theft from Jack Donatue of Spur Street. A purse with cash and keys was reported missing near a Chicken Hut register. Investigators also noted shopliftings and vehicle thefts.
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Beoc Hine
Jeures
Permian Noth
Ten
Comaz
Ril Weid
Pokin
Jack Donatue
Ann Powell
Fald
Cour
Rodgers
False teeth chew efficiency rises in clinical tests
Fragmented note reports dental prosthetics improving chewing efficiency by up to about 35 percent in clinical tests and mentions partial measurements and technical terms.
Quadruplets Doing Well
A brief AP report from Santa Monica California notes that quadruplets are said to be doing well after the delivery. The item provides minimal details on the event or the individuals involved.
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Calif
Ap) Ae
Odessa civic group schedule outlines daily meetings
In Odessa tomorrow observers can attend a string of noon and evening gatherings. Key events include the Odessa Life Underwriters Association and multiple Lions Club meetings at Sands Restaurant, plus the Texas State Guard Odessa Unit at the National Guard Armory 4501 Andrews Hwy.
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Texas State Guard
Odessa
National Guard Armory
Andrews Hy
Two Odessans Injured In West 27th Crash
Two Odessa residents were injured Tuesday night when a motorcycle collided with an auto at West 27th Street and FM 1938. Ray Hubnik, 19, Route 2, suffered broken smiles and multiple bruises, and Ronnie A. Drake, 30, 1013 East Sixth, had a head cut. Both were treated and released at Medical Center Hospital. Driver of the eastbound auto was Jimmy Dell Burns, 39, 1107 West 25th. Vehicle damage pegged at $500.
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Odessa
West 27Th
Ray Hubnik
Route 2
Ronnie A. Drake
East Sixth
Medical Center Hospital
Texas Highway
Hubnik
Drake
Jimmy Dell
Burns
West
Quarterback Club Aids Multi sport Star in Macon
The Quarterback Club of Macon supports a three-sport athlete named Trechat who graduated last spring from Macon School. The Joe Terry fund has launched with $200 to cover expenses as he travels 79 Kansas for treatment after kidney disease. The club acts as a backbone for athletic communities in local towns.
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Macon
Trechat
Joe Terry
Terry
Kansas
Hillary Eyes River Trek Through Sun River Reach
Sir Edmund Hillary, famed Everest conqueror, plans a 25 mile Sun River passage from the Indian border to Matmanbu Nepal. Using two New Zealand jet boats, he has surveyed 90 miles from a helicopter and found rapids every two miles, suggesting over 100 rapids in the 250 mile course. If successful, the voyage could prove jet boats open up Nepal economically and ease isolation for villagers. He aims to attempt the journey in August or early September.
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Auckland
Sir Edmund Hillary
New Zealand
Mount Everest
Ilt
Matmanbu
Mepal
Sir Edmund
Katmandu
California Schools Boss Leads Rafferty Surge for GOP Nomination
Max Rafferty California's schools chief led in the GOP primary for U.S. Senate with 49 percent to Kuchel's 48 percent as ballots tallied. Rafferty attacked Kuchel as too liberal and refused to critique Reagan, Murk, and Goldwater opponents. Final winner faces Alan Cranston in the general election.
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Los Angeles
Max Rafferty
California
Thomas H. Kuchel
Rafferty
Ruchel
Fresno County
Kuchel
Senate
Ronald Reagan
U.S
George Murphy
Barry Goldwater
Body Believed To Be Missing Midland Man
A skeletal body found near Colorado Springs is tentatively identified as 46 year old Midland man Bob Leathers who was reported missing on April 18 1967. He visited his sister in Colorado Springs and was on oil company leave. No cause of death determined and neurosurgeon Dr J Patrick Hooker to verify. Remains turned over to Fremont Mortuary. No survivors listed.
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Colorado Springs, Colp
Colorado Springs
Texan Helps Coin Shortage Solves With Buffalo Nickels
Paris Texas AP report says retired resident C. Wright bought a store from Texas Furniture and paid with 3 300 buffalo nickels weighing about 40 pounds. Wright began collecting nickels as a hobby in 1955 and today settled the transaction with the sacks of coins.
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Paris
Tex
C. ©. Wright
Texas Furniture
Wright
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