Game Warden Gary Dunda Resigns in Odessa
Gary L. Dunda 33 resigns as State Game Warden effective Thursday. He came to Odessa Feb. 26, 1967 after graduating from Texas A&M warden school and served Ector Andrews Ward and Winkler Counties. Dunda cites refusal to accept a transfer and says Odessa has become home for his family of two boys.
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Gary L. Dunda
Angus Road
Dunda
Odessa
Texas A&m
Ector
Andrews
Ward
Winkler
el Paso
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Dundas
Gary
Christopher
Officers Probing 12 Theft Cases in Industrial Equipment
City and county lawmen were investigating about a dozen thefts with industrial equipment top of the list. Notrees TXL Plant losses include a two ton chain hoist and overhead lift dolly from the plant yard. Other thefts involve home and shop items including tools, a stereo, tapes, car accessories, and a barbecue grill.
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Empieres
Shell Oil Company
TXL
Notrees
C. W. Emerson
Clover
Kermit Highway
Betty Garvin
Park Blvd
North Texas
Gilbert Valenzuela
West 20Th
Helen's Bar
Magnolia
Gregory D. Gaston
North Adams
42Nd
Andrew Highway
Joseph G. Benoit
West 19Th
North Golder
Bell Hinson
Afton
South Anderson
Teens Arrested in 7-Eleven Wine Theft Case
Two 16 year old boys were taken into custody by city police on Saturday in a pet theft case under investigation. They were released to their parents and face further questioning Monday. They allegedly took a bottle of wine valued at $1.15 from the 7-Eleven at 1231 West University Blvd.
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West University Blvd
Belfast Blasts Wound Five Civilians In Dockyards and Station
Five civilians were wounded by bombs in Belfast on Saturday night. A family of four sustained minor injuries from a blast near an electric substation by the dockyards. The second blast hit the Roden Street police station door and windows. A man upstairs suffered head injuries when his ceiling collapsed. Windows and roof tiles were damaged at about six nearby houses.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Dockyards
Roden Street
Daily Texan Board Aligns With Regents on Charter
The Daily Texan board approved most provisions of a 10 year charter for the Texas Student Publication. The group filed an amended charter while keeping the editor elected by students and expanding the board with six students and three faculty members. Three dissenters argued the process was improper and could cut funding.
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TSP
Ut-Austin
University
Norris G. Davis
Department of Journalism
Frank Pierce
Texan
Davis
Secretary of State
Regents
LeMaistre
Ho Chi Minh Trail traffic slowed by monsoon rains
Saigon AP reports monsoon rains trimmed North Vietnamese supply movement on the Ho Chi Minh trail in Laos to one of the war's lowest levels. Informants say U.S. sensor devices logged fewer than 200 movers on Friday as hundreds of laborers work to keep the 300 mile route open. Weather blamed for the slowdown.
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Saigon
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
U.S
Hoffa to Receive Pension and Possible Emeritus Post
A Teamsters Union spokesman in Detroit said James R. Hoffa will get a pension as retiring president and may be named president emeritus with an annual salary. The union constitution provides the pension, and the executive committee will discuss the emeritus designation at its July convention.
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Detroit
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
Hoffa
Odessa American notices and rates in fragmented text
Fragmented OCR lists publication details for The Odessa American with garbled formatting. Includes address, service charges, and subscription rates, alongside odd figures and stray names. The legible items reference home delivery in Odessa and various per period pricing, amid broken text.
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Odessa
Texas
East
District Court Grants Divorce Totals and Hospital Admissions
District Court records show divorce grants for multiple couples including Thomas Wolfe and Janette Wolfe and Ruth Carr and Maurice Carr. The list also includes hospital admissions of numerous patients and a long record of births, discharges, and a string of traffic accidents with names, ages, and locations (Andrews Highway, 31st, 23rd, and other blocks).
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Thomas Wolfe
Janette Wolfe
Ruth Carr
Maurice E. Carr
Leona Rayson
Dee Rayson
Harvey L. Ratliff
Irene Ratliff
James Omer Baggett
Pearl Matilda Baggett
Jean Thomas
Alfred Thomas
Jerry Spurgeon
Martha Spurgeon
R. C. Wallace
Wyona Pearl Wallace
Sharon K. Palmer
Ralph Lee Palmer
Linda Ross
Phillip B. Ross
C. E. Rogers
Connie Rogers
Phen Jeaneanane
Larry Donterling
Linda Shiral Hughes Duckering
Pical
Ehver Hosmrral
Jon Bca Williamson
William A Miller
Orlin A. Krehbiel
Charles H. Gabler
Ruth H. Weeks
Scota A. Gaston
Joe Wesley Murrey
Marshall M. Rogers
Orenee
Janice E. G
Walter Frankie Griggs
Mayes M. ‘Archer
Houston Police Kill Man In 2 Hour Battle
Houston police shot and killed Joe Hale Russell, 38, after a two hour standoff at his duplex while interrogating him about the disappearance of landlady Audrey Sisk 41. Sisk's body was later found on her Dayton area property.
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Houston
Tex
Joe Hale Russell
Audrey Sisk
Russell
Dayton
A. D. Bonds
Bonds
Ken T. Defoor
C. R. Barney
Barney
Mariner 9 Nears Mars For Photo Study In November
Nasa officials report Mariner 9 speeding toward Mars on a mission to snap photos on November 13 with a planned flyby within about 750 miles. After over 10 million miles of travel the craft sits roughly 962,000 miles from Earth as its trajectory curves.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mars
Earth
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Kilgore Mogi Crim dies at 82 after long illness
J Malcom Crim 82 longtime Kilgore mayor and East Texas oil field developer died after a long illness in a Tyler hospital. He promoted the Crim well near Kilgore in 1930 expanding the East Texas field and served as Kilgore National Bank president for 30 years. He founded the Kilgore Chamber of Commerce and led the East Texas League baseball club. Funeral Monday at 10 30 a.m. at First Presbyterian Church Kilgore with burial at Laird Hill. Survivors include his wife Katie Mae two brothers John T Crim and L N Crim and sister Mrs P K Mcintosh.
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Tex
J. Malcom Crim
East Texas
Tyler
Crim
First Presbyterian Church
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Henderson
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L.N. Crim
P.K. Mcintosh
Eldorado, Tex
William Albert Ford Iraan
William Albert Ford
Iraan General Hospital
Iraan
Pecos County
First Baptist Church
McCamey
Resthaven Cemees
Larry D. Sheppard
San Saba
Irene Bullard
Coleman
Open Evans
Sheffield
Myrtle Armstrong
Midland
Vienna Copeland
Daingerfield
Mary Jane White
Floyd W. Ford
Bakersfield
Walter H. Ford
Eldorado
William C. Ford
Odessa
James R. Ford
Lena Ford
Rising Star
C. E. McGuire
Millard Roundtree
Glen Rose
Jessie Kerr
Big Spring
Bob Ford
Bill Ford
Presidio
Chink Ford
Ae Springs
Air races face state rules and risky air shows
The article notes many races in Reno and cites Clay Lacy of Van Nuys as saying air races are safe if pilots keep watch. It describes slipstream dangers and the reuse of World War II surplus planes. It also reports the death of J W Fornes in Rhode Island during a naval air show while performing with his son, marking a tragic aerobatic incident.
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Ters
Reno
Nev
Clay Lacy
van Nuys
Calif
Professional Race Pilots Association
Lacy
United Air Lines
Bend
North Kingstown
R.I
J. W
Bill” Fornes
Houma
Aa Point Naval Air Stoon
Fornof
J. W. ‘Corkey
U.S
Oden Wins Denver City Council Seat in Special Election
Retired oil man Ralph Oden won a seat on the Denver City Council with 126 of 367 votes, a 20 percent margin over Ro land Braswell. James Richards received 98 votes, while Wayne Kinsey and Johnny Allen trailed with 8 and 3 votes respectively. City Secretary Ralph Townes called the turnout very good for a special election.
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Denver
Ralph Oden
Oden
Roland Braswell
James Richards
Wayne Kinsey
Johnny Allen
Ralph Townes
Lloyd Deets
Local Man Bonds Out After DWI Arrest Near City
Orval H. Brasher, 66, of Pleasant Farms Addition, posted a $1,500 bond to gain release from Ector County jail. He was arrested by Texas Highway Patrolmen three miles north of the city at 11:10 p.m. Friday on a driving while intoxicated charge filed with Justice of the Peace Howard Williams.
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Orval H. Brasher
Pleasant Farms
Ector County
Texas
Justce of the Peace
Howard Wiliams
Ex Odessa Man's Rites Monday for Niece 18
San Angelo mechanic and former Odessa resident dies suddenly at Lake Nasworthy. Born April 12 1913 in Itasca he lived in Odessa from 1953 to 1967 and married Opal Place in 1966. Funeral at Hub bard Kelly Chapel at 4 pm with burial in Odessa Cemetery. He leaves two sons and six grandchildren plus siblings and a brother.
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Travis
San Angelo
Odessa
Lake Nasworthy
Itasca
Opal Place
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
Jim Anders
Chapel Hill Baptist Church
Odessa Cemetery
Terry
Oakridge
Billy
Grassvalley
Calif
Marvin
Hillsboro
Janie Pollard
Sixth Person Dies As Result Of Idaho Crash
A sixth victim died from a two car wreck on Interstate 15 near Dubois Idaho last Tuesday. Linda Newton 18 Castleford Idaho died in Idaho Falls hospital. The deceased also include Harold Webb 28 Dallas Texas Patricia 27 and three Buhl Idaho residents Frank Rippee 40 Patricia 35 Michael 17.
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Idaho
Dubois
Linda Newton
Castleford
Texas
Harold Webb
Dallas
Tex
Patricia
Buhl
Frank Rippee
Michael
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Andrews Highway
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San Antonio
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Damage
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Rennie G. Rice
North Tom
Prem
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Lincoln
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Fargo
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Melody Lane
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Marie P. Donahue
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Washington
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Kerrville
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Noel Woolsey
Fort Worth
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N.M
Lula Collins
Hobbs
Jeffersontreet Church of Christ
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