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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1969

Page

2

Viet Nam Peace Talks Emphasize NLF Conditions

Hanoi delegates urge acceptance of Thieu talks and UN withdrawal goal. Lam defends Saigon government and argues peace requires dialogue with Republic of Vietnam. He notes Nixon Thieu plans align with RO VN six points and accuses Hanoi of seeking victory to stall negotiations.

Lodge NLF Thieu Saigon Lau Nixon Johnson Vietnam South Vietnam Pham Dang Lam Republic of Vietnam Lam U.S Henry Cabot Lodge National Liberation Front Hanoi Midway Island Nguyen van Thieu Tthe

Four Injured in Varied Wednesday Accidents

Four persons treated at Medical Center Hospital for fractures from incidents across the area. Lisa Cassell, four, El Paso, injured when her hand was caught under a seesaw. Karen Morgan, twelve, Locust, fractured collarbone after a fall from a horse. James Lee McKelroy, eighteen, McKermit, fractured toes when a drill collar fell on his foot at Coral Drilling Co. Teddy R Tooley, twenty five, Grandview, compound fracture of the right middle finger when his hand touched a chain at Ref Chem Co.

Medical Center Hospital Lisa Cassell Royce Cassell el Paso James Lee McKelroy Marie McKelroy Kermit Coral Drilling Co McFarland Midland Teddy R. Tooley Beckwood Ref- Chem Co South Grandview

Texas Girl Wins Spelling Bee Championship 1969

Susan Yoachum a 14 year old Dallas junior high student won the National Spelling Bee final overcoming Margaret Matthews of Huntsville Alabama in a tense two way final round. David Greisser from Brooklyn was eliminated in round 20 on the word quotes. Susan spelled interlocutory to clinch victory winning 1000 dollars and a trip to New York with Margaret earning 500 and David 250.

Washington Susan Yoachum Dallas Tex Susan Margaret Matthews Huntsville Ala David Greisser Brooklyn, N.Y New York Charles G. Yoachum Hill Junior High School Dallas Morning News Scripps-Howard Birmingham Post-Herald Westlawn Junior High School

Woman Facing Check Charge in Wise County Jail

Mrs Alma Louise Ainsworth age 37 of Stamford was jailed in Ector County on a warrant charging swindle by worthless check. A complaint from Quicksilver Co. at 523 North Grant alleges a $77.20 bad check. Filed under former name Alma Bulger, she is held on $3000 bond set by Peace Justice Howard Williams.

Alma Louise Ainsworth Stamford Ector Quicksilver Co North Grant Alma Bulger Howard Williams

Fort Worth Man Reports Robbery

Fort Worth resident Henry Ervin Stratton aged 55 reported being robbed at 12 30 a m on Thursday by four or five men in an alley north of Pearl between Tom Green and Muskingum in South Odessa They grabbed his wallet from his trousers and fled with 170 dollars in cash credit cards and his driver's license.

Fort Worth South Odessa Henry Ervin Stratton Pearl Tomi Green Muskingum Stratton

Auto Accident Injures Child In Odessa

A two year old Odessa boy, Bryan Keith Sarrels, was injured in a two car crash at Rogers and 27th. He was treated at Medical Center Hospital for a lacerated scalp and released. Police say his father’s eastbound car on 27th collided with a northbound car driven by Shirley Evelyn Schults who says her brakes failed at the Rogers stop sign. Both cars sustained about $700 in damage.

Odessa

Woman Pleads Guilty On Hot Check Charge

A 28 year old Crane resident Mrs C J Crones pleaded guilty in Ector County Court to a hot check charge. County Judge Mike Berry placed her on two years probation instead of six months in jail after she admitted cashing a 21.98 dollar check on April 5 at TG Y Variety Store 3300 Andrews Highway.

Crane C. J. Crones Ector Tg&y Andrews Highway Mike Berry

Air Compressor Theft Reported In Berry Construction Truck

Sheriff's deputies investigated the theft of a 500 pound air compressor from a Berry Construction Co. truck parked near 16th and Muskingum. City detectives were probing 12 thefts as more reports surfaced of lawnmowers, keys, purses, tires, bikes, and metal from various addresses and locations.

Sheriff's Deputies Berry Construction Co 1420 West Second Joe Berry 16Th and Muskingum George Svanas Parker Drive Barbara Wright Maple Grady Woods Laurel

Camp Director Is Appointed At Odessa YMCA Day Camp

Duane Mote, Odessa teacher since 1964, is named director of the Odessa Family YMCA Day Camp at Monahans Draw. He previously led Camp Classen in Oklahoma City and Cheley Camp in Estes Park. Openings remain for all sessions. registration runs through Monday as the program begins with archery, outdoor skills, hiking, swimming, and studies of local wildlife and plants.

Duane Mote Ireland Elementary Dave Sanford Mote West Texas

Midland Woman Gladys Willingham Defended in Note Suit

A Midland resident Gladys Willingham is the named defendant in a note suit filed Thursday in the 161st District Court. Foundation Investment Co. of Carlsbad New Mexico seeks a $1268 judgment.

Midland Gladys Willingham 161St District Court Foundation Investment Co Carlsbad, N. M

Odessa ad fragment hints subscription rates and dates

Fragmentary ad from the Odessa American lists subscription options in other zones. It mentions a fourth of month sign offers and pricing like 113.09 for six months and 250 for three months, with a monthly rate of 23 dollars, but details are garbled and unclear.

Odessa Momn

Miss Your Odessa Paper? Odeca American Circulation Notice

Miss your Odessa American contact the Circulation Department at FE 7 4661 for service issues. Hours vary by day with evenings on weekdays and Saturday noon close.

Odessa Circulation Department Ocean

U S Planes Downed In Vietnam As Alert Tightens

North Vietnam has bolstered a major supply depot near Dong Hoi after a bombing pause, while U S forces report a small observation plane and two UH-1 helicopters shot down in South Vietnam with thirteen Americans killed. In Saigon a surge of terrorist incidents prompts a 100 percent police alert as checkpoints and searches spread citywide.

North Vietnam Dong Hoi United States U.S. Command South Vietnam U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division Saigon da Nang Pleiku Central Highlands Midway Island Nguyen van Thieu Nixon U.S

Compensation Case Settled In Odessa Suit

A 230000 civil suit in the 161st District Court was settled after a jury had been chosen. Doming S Vasquez of Stonala alleged injury on February 20 1963 while employed by Texas and Pacific Railway Co in Odessa. The case was under the Federal Employers Liability Act. Vasquez was represented by Warren Burnett. defense counsel was W O Shafer.

161St District Court Domingo S. Vasquez Stonala Odessa Texas and Pacific Railway Co Warren Burnett Vasquez W. O. Shafer

Lions State Banquet Here

George M. Thompson of Sweetwater former District 2A-1 governor will speak at the charter banquet of the Ector Lions Club. Banquet at 8 30 p m in Piccadilly Cafeteria. Basin Lions Club sponsors. 25 members. Charter presented by Bershel Smith of Grandfalls district governor. Thompson, in insurance real estate and mortgage loans, has a 34 year perfect attendance Lions record and holds Scottish Rite and Shrine honors. Club meets second and fourth Tuesdays at Leroys Barbecue.

George M. Thompson Sweetwater Lions International Ector Lions Club Piccadilly The Basin Lions Club Bershel Smith Fof Grandfalls Thompson Lions Suez Temple Shrine Leroy

Funeral rites for Odessa lawyer Howard Mays

Funeral services for Howard Mays 75 of Odessa are set for 10 a m Friday in the Rix Funeral Home Chapel with Rev James Haggard officiating Burial will follow in Odessa Cemetery Mays an Odessa lawyer died on arrival at Medical Center Hospital He was born May 9 1894 in Denton County attended the University of Texas married Lucylle on May 17 1937 an attorney for 52 years Survivors include his wife two daughters and three grandchildren.

Howard Mays Nabors Lane Rix Funeral Home James Haggard Maranatha Baptist Church Odessa Mays Medical Center Hospital Denton County University of Texas Lucylle Rock Springs Hei Seal of Sanger Nancy Mays San Francisco Calif Gussetville Brice Funeral Home Three Rivers Baker George West San Diego, Tex Live Oak County Ector County Joe Baker James M. Baker San Diego Tex Big Spring Nalley-Pickle Paul Whirley Whirley Ray Whirley Crane Honey Grove Imperial Thespa Tapson Merrifield Imperial High School Restland Cemetery Iraan Spalding-Sheppard Funeral Home McCamey Merrifield Hattisburg William Merrifield San Antonio First Baptist Church Susan Cynthia Barbara Deborah Merrifield David Merrifield Ray Tapson Galveston

Odessa Man's Rites Pending

Odess a man died after a long illness at Medical Center Hospital. Eulalie Flores born 1893 resided at 300 Orchard. World War I veteran and Baptist. Services pending at Hub pard Kelly Funeral Home. Survived by three sons Frank Flores Lubbock Adam Flores 300 Orchard Ismo Flores Denver. two daughters Mary Carrasco Pecos Eva Sanchez North Carolina. two brothers one sister. 35 grandchildren 10 great grandchildren.

Eulalie Flores Orchard Medical Center Hospital Hub pard-Kelly Funeral Home Flores Frank Flores Lubbock Adam Flores Ismo Flores Denver Colo Mary Carrasco Pecos Eva Sanchez North Carolina

Smith Signs Seven Bills

Gov. Pres ton Smith signed seven bills including HB142 penalties for dangerous drugs, HB1353 for removing noxious vegetation from waters via Parks and Wildlife, HJR 15 creating a three member State Building Commission, SB 818 allowing toll bridge revenue bonds within 15 miles, SB 12 suspending licenses for noncompliance with another state safety law, SB 74 permitting chemical tests to determine driver intoxication, and SB 389 setting service and age limits for judges' retirement.

Austin Preston Smith Parks and Wildlife Department State Building Commission Mexico

Newspaper Suspended in Malaysia Under Emergency Powers

Kuala Lumpur authorities suspended the China Press, a Chinese daily, under emergency provisions. Officials gave no reasons, citing no requirement to explain under post disorder laws, following criticism of the emergency government by the newspaper.

Kuala Lumpur Malaysia China Press

Convict Seeks to End Review of 1967 Burglary Conviction

Winston H. Scott, 20, told prosecutors he prefers to remain in prison longer and withdrew his petition for a review. He is in a bricklaying training program and expects work release soon, reaffirming his decision to drop the review. Scott was sentenced in 1967 to eight years for burglary.

Baltimore Winston H. Scott Scott

Odessan Plans To Take Course

Everett R Waldrum principal Lamar Elementary School was chosen from over 100 applicants to attend an eight week State college program on the Natchitoches Louisiana campus. The course runs June 9 through August 1 and covers teaching methods for elementary students industry and related occupations and the role of American industry in 20th Century America. The institute is one of two approved for support by the U S Office of Education.

Everett R. Waldrum Lamar Waldrum Natchitoches America

Teen treated after fight at home in Lindy district

Delmore Madson 19 son of Mrs Eula Madson 309 Lindy was treated at Medical Center Hospital for injuries from a home fight. He had a lacerated upper lip and a bruised left eye and was released. No charges were filed.

Delmore Madson Eula Madson Lindy Medical Center Hospital

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Steff Jaime Ramirez South Rose Odesse Basin Lions Club Luther Guffy A. M. Martinez Ray Dominguez Ray Sanchez Humberto Alarcon Carlos Loya Marion Salinas Mac. Valles Pete Manox Robert Sanchez Henry Enriquez Karen Morgan Jack Morgan Fort Worth Man Zales Great Oil Basin Center Sth Grart Theresa Ann Frederick Santa Monica Joyce Steele North Lee Lavender’s East Eighth Jerry Frederick Joe White 2500 East Eighth Gloyd Gwin Park West County Road Robert Rodriguez North Bernice Guy Edwards North Lauderdale Mark Lummus West 15Th Steve Farrar Spur Busby’s Bowling Lanes Mike Lujan East Ruth M. A. Roquemore East 47Th Texas T. H Ike) Eicher Mar Aya Atee Lions State George M. Thompson Lions Electra Harvie Wilson Ballard Electra United Methodist Church William Etheredge Lemuel Phillips Southside Electra Memorial Park James B. Totten and Son Funeral Home Ballard Olvis Ballard Alice Baker Gussetville Saint Joseph's Catholic Church Mrs. Thespa Merrifield Smith Convict Sands Eastside” Rotary Holiday Inn Odessa Optimists Sands Restaurant 10Th and MacArthur P.M Luv Permian Playhouse Odessan U.S. Office of Education Hine
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