Odessa man maimed in shotgun neighbor dispute
A 42-year-old Odessa man, W. D. Gambrell, was critically injured when a shotgun blast mangled his arm, leading to amputation. His brother-in-law Sucous F. Walton was arrested on assault with intent to murder after a reported family quarrel that began with a telephone dispute at Gambrells home. Gallant details include Walton admitting the shooting and both siblings corroborating timelines, with Detective notes on the weapon and sequence of events.
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John Sliney
Odessa
Medical Center Hospital
W. D. Gambrell
Devine
Gambrell
Sucous F. Walton
Walton
Justice of the Peace
E. E. Nobles
Alto
Jewell Marne
W. D
Watton
Tus
Duxty
Ami
Missile strike over spread prompts union warnings
Union spokesmen say strikes against Convair missile plants will spread to At last intercontinental missiles and jet transports. 2,000 workers idle as talks with Convair remain deadlocked. IAM and EAA actions threaten Lockheed and Douglas plants across California and beyond with looming walkouts and wage demands.
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San Diego
Calif
Convai
Atlas
jAssn
Internatonal Assn
IAM
EAA
Calfornie
Lockweed Aircraft Corp
Missiles and Space Division
San Francisco
Lockheed
van Nuys
Sunnyvale
Santa Cruz
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Catt
Bolloman Afb
Nml
Henin
FAM
Douglas Aircraft
Santa Monica
United Arto Workers
Long Beach
Convair
Cape Canaveral
Vandenberg
Ed ‘Wards Air Force Base
Warren Air Force Base
Wyv
Offutt Air Force Base
Neb
Iange
Lockheed Missile Plants
Nixon Still Presses Rockefeller Challenge in California
Vernon and Camden reports show Nixon praising Rockefeller as a major Republican leader while railing against Rockefeller’s delayed stance on major issues. Gruber admitted stealing items worth 59000 from a warehouse, giving many away, with police tracing the theft to him. Nixon held his 47th news conference in 1960, defending his campaign and debating Rockefeller while declining future TV debates or a vice presidential offer, calling Rockefeller a busy, uninterested candidate.
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Vernon
Calif
Josjeph Gruber
Camden
Rockefeller
New York
Richard M
Republican Party
Nixon
Mars
Gruber
Nelson
Tum
Nica “Stull
Washington
Ike
Rockefell
Wes
Ike's Journey Still Planned
Five thousand Japanese demonstrators crowded Hagerty's car in Tokyo for over an hour but White House and Hagerty affirmed Eisenhower would still visit Japan on June 19. Hagerty described the protest as planned, noted no injuries, and doubted the crowd’s allegiance while police highlighted the surprise yet orderly conduct.
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Tokyo
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Eisenhower
Japan
Weather Forecast From The Weather Bureau
The report provides a routine weather outlook for the region with general expectations of clear to cloudy conditions and light winds. No extreme events are anticipated in the near term.
Dutch Sailors Held In Death At Brownsville
Two Dutch sailors from Rotterdam were held on murder charges in the fatal beating of Salvador Martinez Loya a 35 year old former Brownsville teacher. D J Lex and Alfonsus Van Dijk were jailed in lieu of $10,000 bond each after confessing to beating and kicking Loya who was found dead off a road near Port Brownsville. The sailors aboard the Dutch ship Abililas Jxereyk.
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Brownsville
Rotterdam
Salvador Martinez Loya
D. J. Lex
Alfonsus van Dijk
Shenf Boynton Fleming
Loya
Port Brownsville
Abililas- Jxereyk
Three Youngsters Saved By Farmer
LEPANTO Ark AP Robert Smith a farmer was fishing Thursday when he heard screams from Ramona Mott 10 Freda Mott 6 and Tony Joyce Taylor II all in peril after falling into deep waters of the Roatway near Ridale three youngsters were saved by the farmer who acted quickly amid near fatal conditions
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Lepanto
Ark
Robert Smith
Lves
Ridale
Nixon and Rockefeller Meet Amid British Exhibit Event
Vice President Nixon and Governor Rockefeller planned talks at the opening of a British trade exhibit at the New York Coliseum with Prince Philip aboard. Security was tight as the scene aimed to ease Xi Nixon Rockefeller tensions amid televised discussions on election issues.
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New York
UPI
Rocnard M. Nuoe
Nelson A Rockefeller
Elzabeth II
Bnef
Winxon-Rockefeler
Rockefeller
Exitin
Nixon
Rockhoietler
Prince Philip
Draft Call Issued For Acar Strength Increase
Washington report states the Acar will call 7,000 men in August, 1,000 more than July and 12,000 more than June. The announcement underscores rising military manpower needs amid ongoing defense considerations.
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Washington
UPI
Acar
Ike Aide Rescued in Tokyo Helicopter Escape
In Tokyo a mob of some 5,000 leftists attacked a car carrying White House Press Secretary James Hagerty and US Ambassador Douglas MacArthur II for over an hour. A Marine helicopter evacuated them to Handy Barracks after police and security forces wrestled to separate crowds. Hagerty later said he would comment later, while security tightened around the embassy and planned visit.
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Tokyo
UPL
White House
James Hagerty
Douglas MacArthur II
Eisenhower
Japan
Nobusuke Kishi
International Airport
Hagerty
U.S
Ambassador MacArthur
Thomas E. Stephens
MacArthur
Stephens
U.S. Secret Service
Handy Barracks
Socialist Party
Democratic Party
Sohyo Labor Union Confederation
Zendakuren
Body of diver pulled from Santa Barbara coast
The body of a man connected to a science team test aboard the Marie was recovered after a shark attack in the Santa Barbara channel. Coast Guard and deputies searchers reported debris and bodies feared to be missing crew members from a Raytheon group aboard the vessel.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
UPI
Badky
Sharky
Thursay
Coast Guards
Snea
Raytheon
Éginter
George Edger
Goleta
Clarence Lane
Sax
Lane
Bat
Marie
Dewpitt
Isea
Panl T. Lovette
N.C
Cmd
Sev
Jacksonville Police Question Driver After Car Crash
A Jacksonville, Florida accident report details Policeman D C Coleman examining a four-car crash. He found a white sack in the car and disposed of it. At the hospital, diver James W. Furlow of Atlanta questioned what happened to his missing item as investigators revealed a two hundred quart bag in the car.
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Jacksonville
Fla
UPI
D.C
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