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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1960

Page

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Odessa Lawyer Martellc McDonald Dies At 53

Well known Odessa attorney Martellc McDonald 53 of 201 Santa Rita died Sunday at Medical Center Hospital after a second heart attack in five days. McDonald, a former district attorney of the 70th Judicial District for 12 years, had been Odessa resident since 1946 and was to become director of the State Bar of Texas in July. Funeral services set for Tuesday at First Baptist Church with burial in Sunset Memorial Gardens.

Martellc McDonald Santa Rita Odessa Medical Center Hospital McDonald State Bar of Texas Bryan Big Spring Baylor University Baylor Ola Mae Keller Ector Midland Howard Martin Glasscock W. C. Shafer McDonald and Shafer First Baptist Church Ector County Bar Association American Bar Association International Association of Insurance Counsel First Savings and Loan Association of Caprock Electric Co-op Stanton Soerneroeis Bayloe’ Bear Hisle Carl Beard Monticello Thomas L. Salmon North Sam Houston Mollie McDonald Normangeé Tex H. B. Poteet Normangee Ohn Rasco Sunset Memorial Gardens Hubbard Funeral Home Ray Parker Roy Karr A. “L (Slim) Gabre Preston Parker 3. C. Bingham Cecil Collins Eastland Claude Williams Dalas State Bar Association

Thunderstorms Skip Through Permian Basin

Thunderstorms swept the Permian Basin with strong winds and hail reported in McCamey and Rankin. A weak cold front pushed through Odessa, dropping moisture to trace levels and lowering Sunday highs from the mid nineties. Local reports noted injuries in North Central and Northeast texts and scattered rainfall totals amid a five day Texas forecast.

United States Weather Bureau Terminal Odessa Weather Bureau North Central Pottsboro Lake Tonoma Frank Ferguson Dallas Highland Park Presidio Dulhach Dalhart Amarillo Longview Childress Nornal Texas Rankin-McCamey McCamey

Fourth Holdup Suspect Caught

Dallas police captured Eugene Wiliam Hackett in an attic hideout after a weekend raid netting a four-man kidnap gang blamed for over a dozen tie-up robberies. Hackett, 36, had prior prison terms, while the other three suspects, all garage workers, had no police records. Police estimated about $25,000 was stolen. The gang targeted store managers with payrolls and drove victims to remote areas for robberies.

Dallas UPS South Oak Cliff Eugene Wiliam Hackett Lin Hackett San Quentin Wisconsin Waupun

Shark Scare Sends Bathers From Jones Beach

At Jones Beach Long Island Coast Guardmen with rifles killed a 3 pound shark after it chased bathers from the water. The incident occurred Sunday as fear spread among swimmers and lifeguards responded to the threat.

Jones Beach N.Y Long Island Beach

Prominent Dallas Woman Dies After Brief Illness

Mrs J G Estes a Dallas civic church and business leader from a noted Texas publishing family died early today in a Dallas hospital after a brief illness. Survived by three sons Carl L Estes publisher of the Longview News and Journal US District Judge Joe E Estes of Dallas and Neal Estes general manager of the Permian Basin Publishing Co Stampa Tex and a daughter Miss Mary Lou Estes Dallas.

Dallas J. G. Estes Texas Carl L. Estes Longview News and Journal U.S Joe E. Estes Neal Estes Permian Basin Publishing Co Stampa Tex Andl Mary Lou Estes

President Eisenhower marks sixth D Day anniversary at West Point

President Eisenhower recalled the sixth anniversary of D Day as he toured West Point classrooms. He noted it was the first thought that came to him this morning and added that he need not relive that day. In Beaumont and Washington reports, a drowning incident in Silsbee is noted alongside scattered intelligence activity mentions and political updates.

West Point Upi Eisenhower Europe Battleields

Final tally in judge race reported by Associated Press

The Democratic primary results show McDonald winning the nomination for the Criminal Appeals Court with 380,87 votes against Lloyd Davidson's 346,413 for a second term on the Senate court. The statewide contest drew about 725,000 voters.

Associated Presaw T. McDonald Bryan Criminal Appeals Court le McDonald Lloyd Davidson Senan Court House J. Houston McDonald David Davidson Robert Johnson Texas Election Bureau Henry Gonzalez San’ Antonio R. L. Strickland Gonzalez Strickland

Berserk Man Shot To Death In Texas Fields

In Quanah Texas a man identified tentatively as Norman Ward of Oklahoma City was shot dead by police after firing at combine workers on U S Highway 287. Five officers closed in after he refused to surrender and fired on them. Ward told the sheriff he shot at them because he feared they would beat him.

Quanah Tex UPI Combine Becoween Chillicothe Nowman Oushoma Cire Sere Hardeman Malon C. Owen Eldon Thane State Highway Patrol U. S. Highway 287 Thane Ward Sheriff's Department 2Nd Highway Patrol Mey

Socialists Plan Anti U S Drive in Tokyo

In an emergency convention the opposition Socialists formalized a campaign against President Eisenhower's planned Japan visit. More than 490 members urged withdrawal of U2 reconnaissance flights, attacked the U S Japan security treaty, and called the president's trip inappropriate.

Tokyo AFT Eisenhower Japan Amecrica U. S

Monahans Man Shot To Death

A shooting in Monahans ends in the death of a local man. Police investigated the scene as neighbors reported hearing a single gunshot and noting no immediate witnesses or suspects. First responders found the man deceased. investigation ongoing with no arrests announced.

Wife Of Gunman Critically Injured In Front Of Truck Stop

In Monahans early today a 32 year old woman, Geneva Kyzer, was critically wounded in a shooting spree that killed Francis P. Cartwright, 52, an oilfield tool company worker. Kyzer’s husband Arnold C. Kyzer, 37, was taken into custody after firing at Cartwright and Kyzer at Geneva's Truck Stop Cafe trailer behind the cafe. The 10 year old daughter Easter Ruth Kyzer witnessed the incident. Cartwright died from gunshot wounds. Geneva Kyzer remained in critical condition, with doctors saying she was not expected to survive. Kyzer was described as a former postal employee and hospitalized in Big Spring, with funeral services pending for Cartwright.

Monahans Francis P. Cartwright Medical Odessa Geneva Kyzer Ward County Arnold C. Kyzer Géneva Kyzer Cartwright Clarence Henderson Precinct Two Henderson Monahans Post Ofice Big Spring Barnes Funeral Home

Man Fights Enraged Bear In Michigan Woods

ENGADINE Mich AP A 21 year old pulp wood cutter fought a male black bear for 20 minutes near Engadine then chased it away with a jackknife. He sustained severe claw and facial wounds treated at Tahgoamenon General Hospital Newberry. His wife drove him home after he recovered keys to his truck and the bear fled with two cubs nearby.

Engadine Mich Arur le Gault Tahgoamenon General Hospital Newberry Upper Michigan Warniing Northea Tom Singleton

Big Push Set For Johnson

Lyndon B. Johnson intensifies push for Democratic nomination and vows it's only beginning. Larry Blackmon, head of key backers, says the effort will be physically intense as Kennedy aims for the first ballot nomination.

Austin Upi Beckers Lyndon. Johnson Dheer Iag Larry Blackmon John Kennedy Massachusetts

Houston Lawyer Nominated for U.S. Judge

E. Kennerly, a Houston lawyer with ties to Tennessee New Mexico and North Carolina, was nominated by Eisenhower this weekend to serve on the U S district court for the Southern District of Texas in Houston. The nomination follows a history in private practice and Republican leadership amid a contentious primary season.

Blackmon Johnson Washington Eisenhower Tham Kentucky E. Kennerly Houston Tennessee New Mexico United States North Carolina Souther Texas Kennedy James V. Allred Senate

Huge Increase In Defense Spending Seen

Washington lawmakers projected defense spending could rise by as much as one billion dollars in Eisenhower’s 39.3359 billion budget for the coming fiscal year beginning July 1. Senate Appropriations starts drafting the measure Tuesday as summit and cold war tensions influence the funding, with House actions already shifting allocations including navy carrier cuts and boosts to missiles and Polaris program funding.

Washington Eisenhower Senate Appropriations Committee Senate Committee George H. Mahon D-Tex House Defense Appropriations Congress Mahon House Navy

Senator Young to seek severing ties with Soviet Union

Senator Stephen M Young of Ohio says he will introduce a Senate proposal to cut diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union if Premier Khrushchev continues vilifying Presidents Eisenhower. The statement ties U S action to Khrushchev's public remarks and efforts to pressure the Soviet leadership.

Wilberforce Ohio Stephen M. Young Senate United States Soviet Union Khrushchev Eisenhower

Youngster Wasnt Very Good Driver

Evansville Indiana AP reports a boy named Richard Bevens caused a car crash after bouncing off a telephone pole and smashing into a house. His parents found him soon after the crash having earlier boasted he knew how to drive.

Evansville Ind Richard Bevens Richard Everett Bevens

California to Florida missile base strike spreads

IAM pickets at Convair Division plants from California to Florida in a work stoppage over wages and benefits affecting Atlas intercontinental missiles. The San Diego and Pomona sites, plus facilities in Holloman and Cape Canaveral, see coordinated action as talks with Convair officials continue under federal mediation.

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