Permian Basin Storm Alert Issued For Odessa Area
The United States Weather Bureau issued a rapid storm alert for a wide Permian Basin region including Odessa. A few severe thunderstorms with large hail and damaging winds are forecast Wednesday 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. along a line from south of Wink to southeast of Big Spring, affecting Ector, Andrews, Midland, Upton, Crane and other counties and parts of New Mexico. A separate alert from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. covers Dallas Fort Worth region. A cold front colliding with warm moist air fuels the thunderstorm chance.
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Permian Basin
Odessa
Wink
Big Spring
Ector
Andrews
Midland
Upton
Crane
Gaines
Crockett, Pecos
Winkier, Ward
Lea County
N. M
Weather Bureau
Fort Worth
Mineral Wells
Fort Smith
Ark
Dallas-Fort Worth
Peace talks stall amid rising Algerian bloodshed
In Evian France AP reports indefinite adjournment of French Algerian peace talks, enhancing the prospect of more violence in Algeria. A 10 to 15 day reflection period was proposed as rebels in Tunis weigh a tough, uncompromising stance, with no resumption date set.
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Evian-Les-Bains
France
Algeria
Afrian
Regaume
Tunis
Kennedy Hid Back Injury From Wife Says White House
The White House said President Kennedy kept his back injury secret from First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy. Press secretary Pierre Salinger said Mrs. Kennedy learned of the injury from newspaper reports while not in Greece. She reportedly urged him to return to Washington, but he urged otherwise as doctors treated him with ultrasound and rest.
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Salinger
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Greece
Louis Joxe
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Kington
Monto
Palm
Jaxe
Janet Travell
Reiss
Ime
Stickney Gets Medical Exam
Corpus Christi AP report says murder suspect Howard Stickney underwent a medical and psychiatric exam ahead of a habeas corpus hearing. Judge Cullen Briggs had granted an eighth stay of execution and ordered tests to confirm claimed epileptic disorder. An affidavit by T L Parker alleged suppressed testimony at trial, but Parkers statements and Chamness denial are noted.
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Howard Stickney
Cullen Briggs
Stickney
Briggs
T. L. Parker
Houston
Louise Chammness
Parker
Barnes
Frank Briscie
Escaped convict Edward Goguen hunted in Texas
Massachusetts escapee Edward Goguen, 25, who abducted four people and boasted of deadly crimes, eluded a nationwide FBI dragnet and is believed to be heading toward Mexico. He abducted A J Andrews, 75, Galveston. Paul Leach, 28, Dallas. Joyce Heney, 29, Galveston. and Albert Helms, 45, Houston, after stealing a car in Marlborough. He fired at victims, then forced Helms to drive his 1959 Buick to Pearland before letting Helms go. Police say he is not yet located, with a strong possibility of Texas or Mexico border movement.
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UPI
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Mexico
Edward J. Goguen
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Texas
Goguen
Marlborough
Mass
San Antonio
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Galveston
Paul William Leach
Dallas
Joyce Jean Heney
Albert H. Helms
Andrews
Leach
Miss Heney
Helms
Pearland
Lt. Crittenden
Scarbeck
U.S
District of Columbia
Peoples Republic of
Poland
U S Group To Leave Thursday In Cuba Tractors for Freedom Talks
A four man U S negotiating team in Havana said they will depart Thursday regardless of progress on a 500 tractor for 1 214 prisoner swap with Fidel Castro. Officials indicate Castro’s terms remained unacceptable. The group reports to Washington to the Tractors for Freedom Committee led by Eleanor Roosevelt Walter Reuther and Milton Eisenhower.
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Manuel Artime
Jose San Roman
Rafael Bolivar Fuentes
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the Hook) Molina
New York
Bolivar Fuentes
Henry Winston
U. S
Communist Party
Winston
San Roman
Pedro Albizu Campos
Molina
Land Reform Institute
Naval Hospital
California Uniersity
Ray Rainer
Freedom Rides Continue Amid Civil Rights Motor Test
The Associated Press reports the Freedom Riders, a mixed group of ministers and riders from New York and Raleigh, began the interstate bus protest to test desegregation. Spokesman Merile Beach says the riders, including 32 white participants, will travel toward Charleston and St. Petersburg while facing scattered opposition and police actions in several states. The trip, backed by a Florida case, plans two groups and ends with a news conference in New York.
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Congress of Racal Equal
Robert J. Stonewrite
Adams
Parkhurst Presbyterian Church
Interstate Tavel
New York City
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Supreme Court
Raleigh
Will
Gordon D. Negen
Shaw University
New York
Washington
Ralph Diamond
Greyhound
Lahassee
Fla
Charleston
S.C
Wilmington
Fams Bryant
Florida
Hts
Bel Six
Howmer
Ilina
Tallahassee
Alabama
Padrick
Buster Rabbis
Breaumusters
N.C
Ers
Polre
Stings By Wasp Cause Death In Baytown Yard
Baytown doctor Charles Frederick Kelly, 64, died after several wasp stings in his yard. The retired Hemble Oil and Reimers Co. superintendent was stung on the face three or four times and collapsed before medical help arrived.
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Baytown
Charles Frederck Kelly
Kelly
Hemble Oil and Reimers Co
Trial Moved to Big Spring on Damages Case
LUBBOCK AP Lawyers persuaded Dist. Judge Ralph Caton Tuesday to move a $475,000 damage suit from the Stanton courtroom to the air conditioned Big Spring court. Temperatures were in the 90s. The case, brought by Sammy Yates of Stanton against El Paso Natural Gas Co, seeks damages for alleged injury.
Editor Proctor Improves in Harris Hospital
Fort Worth AP reports editor Jack Proctor of the Cleburne Times-Review showed improvement today after a week in Harris Hospital. Attendants described his condition as satisfactory.
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Jack Proctor
Cleburne Times-Review
Harris Hospital
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