Car Mishap Kills Odessa Man Friday
Final rites are pending for 63 year old Odessa man Edward P Cric who died after his car overturned on U S Highway 70 380 about 40 miles west of Roswell New Mexico Friday afternoon The body is in Ballard Funeral Home Roswell with the widow in San Diego Calif at the time of the crash A 13 year old passenger Jimmy Cranfill of Odessa was not hurt Cric was pronounced dead at Eastern New Mexico Hospital Roswell from a crushed chest
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N.M
Odessa
Edward P. Cric
Cric
Eastern New Mexico
Jimmy Cranfill
Crie
Cranfill
Ruidoso
Ballard Funeral Home
San Diego
Calif
Doctor Payne Approved for Hospital Medical Staff
Dr William Thomas Payne orthopedic surgeon was approved for hospital medical staff membership by the Medical Center Hospital Board of Managers after a May 27 staff recommendation. He lives at 410 East 52nd and is a Baylor Medical School graduate with Harvard postgrad training, having interned at Parkland and served at Parkland and Scottish Rite Hospitals in Dallas. The board noted a resurfacing plan for the sun deck by Warner Construction Co and discussed a $2 6 million hospital expansion with Associated Odessa Architects progressing toward a mid August completion.
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Medical Center Hospital
Dr. Payne
Payne
East 52Nd
Baylor Medical School
Asd
Harvard Medical School
Parkland Hospital
Dallas
Parkland
Benson
Associated Odessa
Two New Mexico auto fatalities loom in Hobbs area
Funeral services are planned in Denver City and Borger for two Friday auto accident victims. James Kenneth Carpenter, 25, of Denver City died when his car left Highway 18 north of Hobbs. He is survived by a widow Doris Carpenter and two daughters, along with his parents and siblings. Harold Stanley Baker, 52, of Hobbs died when his car collided with a 1,000 pound truck at a Hobbs intersection. He is survived by his widow Margaret Baker and four stepchildren, plus his parents and siblings. Services set for Monday in Borger and Sunday in Denver City.
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Hobbs
Texas
James Kenneth Carpenter
Denver
Carpenter
Doris Carpenter
Eva
Sandra
R. B. Carpenter
C. B. Carpenter
C. E. Cox
Denver City
Griffin Funerat Home
Borger
Harold Stanley Baker
Freen Chapel
Baker
Margaret Baker
Allen Price
Dixie
Marvin
Peter Webb
Samuel L. Baker
Rex
J. H. Tomkins
el Paso
Bond Set in Mississippi Babysitter Case
Young attorney Bernard Gautier of Jackson County faces grand jury action in Pascagoula charged with the statutory incident involving his 17 year old Black babysitter. He is released on $2,000 bond awaiting the November grand jury session.
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Pascagoula
Miss
Bernard Gautier
Jackson County
United Press
Gautier
University of Mississippi School of Law
Merle Palmer
Dist
Boyce Holleman
Donald Combest
Combest
John Henley
Henley
Grand Jury
Make Bond
Gran Jury
JP Court
West Texans Draft Program At Final Session
West Texas leaders conclude nine months of talks on agriculture industry and communities. Recommendations from round table discussions focus on water agricultural research and attracting industry to West Texas. The final session at Seybold Ranch follows a statewide 30 community round of discussions begun last September.
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West Texas
Texas Technological College
Luebock
Houston Men Buy Tin Can Plant
Houston businessmen led by councilman Louie Welch Harry Holmes Sr Rex Baker Sr and Lecter Kamin purchased a tin can processing plant in El Paso for about 150 900 from Texas Gulf in Gasttics of Houston The El Paso plant reclaims tin cans and resells them to copper industries.
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Houston
el Paso
Louie Welch
Harry Holmes Sr
Rex Baker Sr
Lecter Kamin
Texas Gulf
Gasttics
Copper Industrie
Tree Donation Aided Richmond Hospital Dedication
A Cedar of Lebanon donated to Richmond Memorial Hospital by a grateful Lebanese patient was almost damaged during dedication ceremonies. The U S Department of Agriculture announced an inspection underway. Representative Cary answered Joseph L Koory’s appeal urging inspectors to act swiftly.
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Richmond
Richmond Memorial Hospital
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Veraphan Cary
Joseph L. Koory
Jeb
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