World Events In The News Paris Campaign Ends Early
Broadly dull campaign in France as Pompidou and Poher end official efforts for Sunday's presidential vote. Nixon proposes ambassadors Schmidt to Canada Knight to Portugal and Evans to Virgin Islands while Schmidt is 64 and would succeed Hart. Apollo 10 astronauts welcomed in Puerto Rico by about 7,900 people. U.S. Steel faces antitrust suit over reciprocal purchase agreements with proposed 10 year consent judgment. Tricia Nixon featured as Girl Scouts cover girl in father daughter issue with White House meetup.
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Paris
Georges Pompidou
Alain Poher
Charles de Gaulle
France
Ridgeway B. Knight
Portugal
Melvin Evans
Virgin Islands
Schmidt
Hart
Pittsburgh
Justice Department
U.S. District Court
U.S. Steel Corp
U.S. Steel
Washington
Tricia Nixon
Girl Scouts Magazine
White House
West Texas storms bring tornado sightings and hail
Storms swept West Texas from McCamey to Eunice with tornado warnings in Yoakum and Terry counties. A tornado was sighted near Wink 7 pm and again near Plains 8:07 pm with no injuries reported. Dispatchers noted wind, rain north of Denver City and Plains, pea to marble size hail, and widespread damage to roofs and windows in Abernathy area.
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Plains
Denver City
Here
Monahans
West Texas
McCamey
Yoakum
Terry
Eunice
N.M. Abernathy
Plainview
Lubbock
County Court Marriage Licenses From Local Clerk
County court reports three marriage licenses issued to Don Clark and Martha Alice Bishop Jerry Lee Seauchamp and Ivn Jo Ann Carpenter Eldred Wayne Stone and Carol Michael Straight. District court filings include Shield Industries Inc versus Alioma Manufacturing Co on account and three divorce actions Carolyn Vera Hollis versus Gebby Gene Hollis Sharon Ann Heath versus Alien K Heath and Isia Treadwell versus Paul W Treadwell with an annulment noted.
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Done Don Clark
Martha Alice Bishop
Jerry Lee Seauchamp
Ivn Jo Ann Carpenter
Eldred Wayne Stone
Carol fAichael
Shield Industries Inc
Alioma Manufacturing Co
Carolyn Vera Hollis
Gebby Gene Hollis
Sharon Ann Heath
Alien K. Heath
Story Isia Treadwell
Paul W. Treadwell
Odessa paper rate list shows multiple shipping and single copy prices
The Odessa American lists delivery and subscription rates for Odessa and Ector County at 2 dollars per month, 51.9 dollars per month in Zone 51.9, 35 cents per week in other zones, 22 dollars yearly, 77 dollars per six months, 50 dollars for three months, and 290 dollars per month. Single copy prices are 13 cents daily, 23 cents on Sundays, with Saturday morning editions mentioned.
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Odessa
Texas
Ector County
Micii
Miss Your Odessa American Service Note
Miss your Odessa American or service unsatisfactory call Circulation Department at FE 7 4661, open 6 45 p.m. weekdays, Saturdays noon, Sundays 4 20 am.
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Odessa
Circulation Department
Beer Strikes Freeze Milwaukee Breweries Amid Nationwide Walkouts
In Milwaukee about 4,500 production workers join strikes at four major breweries after Sunday vote to reject terms. Nationwide walkouts at Anheuser Busch plants in Houston Jacksonville Tampa Newark Columbus Los Angeles and St. Louis halt production of Budweiser Busch Michelob and related beers. Company figures show millions in lost business and wages as talks stall with national bargaining, contract duration, and fringe-benefit concerns cited.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Anheuser-Busch
St. Louis
Anheuser- Busch
Houston
Jacksonville
Fla
Tampa
Newark
N.J
Columbus
Ohio
Los Angeles
Jos. Schlitz Brewing Co
Pabst Brewing Co
Blatz
Miller Brewing Co
Miller’s Gettleman
United Brewery Workers Local 9
Afl-Cio
August Busch Jr
Brewery Conference of Teamsters
Dallas Teachers Favor Stronger Disciplinary Authority
A six month study by Classroom Teachers at Dallas finds educators want stronger means to discipline students. They doubt current methods suffice and urge reassessment. The 15-member panel of principals, teachers, and an assistant superintendent reviewed materials and consulted all district teachers. Early findings note concerns about suspensions and home scenarios, with no single solution and possible adjustments to disciplinary policy forthcoming.
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Dallas
Pete Cabele
Troostep
Wis
Vailabi
Nolan Fates
Estes
Cobelle
Lye
Billy Graham Launches New York City Crusade
AP reports Billy Graham opened a 10 day New York crusade at Madison Square Garden drawing over 20,000 in a midtown crowd. Televised via closed circuit, the event marked ecumenical progress with Catholic leaders praising Graham’s work as the crowds hear calls for spiritual awakening.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Billy Graham
Midtown Manhattan
North Carolina
Graham
Christ
Odessa College Regents Plan Midland Special Meeting
Odessa College board of regents will hold a special meeting in Midland at 7:30 p.m. in Midland City Hall Council chambers to add four Midland residents to the college roster after expansion to include Midland ISD. W. L. Pettit heads a five member nominating committee. nominees to be approved for the June 24 regular meeting.
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Board of Regents of
Odessa College
Midland
Site Panel Expands to 35 Members in UT Area
Hemphill faction leads a 35 member site panel with names including Chunky Hendrick Juan Hernandez Rev Don Hungerford Kenneth Jumper Lloyd Lane Ron Neighbors and others. Herb Atkins coordinator for occupations and professions announced 33 additional appointees Friday with Paul Coleman named as assistant coordinator to organize a diverse group for UT board of regents site planning.
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Hemphill
Chunky Hendrick
Juan Hernandez
Don Hungerford
Kenneth Jumper
Lloyd Lane
Ron Neighbors
Marie Osborn
Joyce Parser
Jim Perkins
Charles Perry Sr
Jim Perry
Palmer Ramsey
Helen Reese
Duke Samson
E. M. Schur
Ronnie Sewell
Ernest Shelton
John Ben Shepperd
Wheally Stewart
Art Townsend
Hugh Weathersby
Woody Weylandt
Bill White
Basil Wilkerson
Fred Willis
Harold Young
Herb Atkins
University of Texas Board of Regents
Atkins
Jim Reese
Ector County
Mike Berry
Paul ‘Coleman
Coleman
Police Investigate Three Burglaries Believed Linked
Detectives and deputies probed burglaries Friday at The Shanty Dress Shop and 14 other businesses Thursday night. Entry came via rear doors using a pipe wrench or pliers. Checks and cash totaling 128.50 were taken from a desk at The Shanty. Texas Electric Service Co depot outside was forced. empty beyond a meat license missing. An organizational meeting set for Tuesday to discuss real estate, drainage and utility access, with no board recommendations.
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East County
Texas Electric Service Co
North Lincoln
Hack
Bill Bell Packing Co
Senate panel to probe campus militant groups hearings set
The Senate permanent investigations subcommittee opens hearings Monday on campus militant organizations. Chairman John L. McClean of Arkansas said testimony from police officials in New York Los Angeles Oakland Detroit Chicago and other areas would be heard.
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Senate Permanent Investigations Subealamities
John L. McClean
D-Ark
Crouns
Mylice
New York
Los Angeles
Oakland
Detroit
Chigacs
Four Thefts Reported By Four Victims
Detectives and deputies investigated three burglaries Friday night. Employees of Western Radiator Manufacturing Co inc reported the theft of two radiator cores. I V Vines repaired the theft of a handsaw. The view was removed from his garage. Employees of Fenton Sales and Ice reported the theft of a 12 volt battery from a parked pickup. Leslie Fuller reported the theft of an antique 12 gauge shotgun. Fuller said the house was not locked at the time.
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Western Radiator Manufacturing Co Inc
West Second
I. V. Vines
Lindberg
Fenton Sales and Ice
East Eighth
Leslie Fuller
North Headiee
Fuller
Man Arrested for Theft in Mangum Oklahoma
Kopecek, 27, held in Tae Eeier County jail, charged after Incal officers received a report from Mangum Oklahoma. Police say he was arrested on theft accusations and held on bond.
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Berman
Kopecth
East 16Th
Tae Eeier County
U S Claims Broad Powers For Wiretap
The government argued for unprecedented authority to use electronic surveillance to protect the nation from internal attack and subversion, saying the executive branch alone bears the decision and the judiciary is not competent to decide if wiretaps are justified.
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Washington
Executive Branch
Judicial Branch
Airlift Update Signals 9th Division Drawdown in Vietnam
The 9th Division plans to withdraw two of its three brigades from the delta south of Saigon by end August, leaving most combat duties to South Vietnamese forces. About 4,500 men per brigade, with one brigade staying in the delta. Troops learned the news via Armed Forces Radio, sparking mixed reactions from joy to uncertainty among Marines and officers. A separate Justice Department memorandum in Chicago argues presidents may use electronic surveillance domestically to deter violent disruption, extending prior rulings on foreign intelligence wiretaps.
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Saigon
9Th Division
U.S
Vietnam
Armed Forces
Sth
Delta
Justice Department
U.S. District Court
Chicago
Department
Juvenile David Jones Charged With Burglary and Delinquency
David Melvin Jones, 17, of 320 North Elliot, was in Ector County jail Friday facing burglary and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Justice of the Peace J. A. Purifoy set bond at 2000 on the delinquency charge and 5000 on the burglary count.
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David Melvin Jones
North Elliot
Ector County
Justice Court
J. A. Purifoy
Odessan II Jailed After California Warrant
Dennis Jay Pointer, 31, of 1507 West 20th, was held in Ector County jail on a $1,500 bond after deputies received a Contra Costa California warrant charging failure to provide for minor children a felony.
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Dennis Jay Pointer
West 20Th
Ector County
Pointer
Contra Costa
Calif
Larry Boyd West Released On Bond From County Jail
Larry Boyd West, 24, of 230 Orchard Drive, was released from Ector County jail Friday after posting a $1,000 bond on a lo theft count. The charge is filed in Ector County Court.
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Larry Boyd West
Orchard Drive
Ector County
Tax Liabilities Hold Up IRS Collecting Across States
A Bronx Brooklyn and other district list shows $326 million in uncollectible taxes for 1968, with names like Paul Sandblom and Elias De Monderer. The IRS lines up liens in major areas while seeking to retain the Moriarty cash for tax claims. The report to Williams notes 444 taxpayers account for $169 million of the total.
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Paul Sandblom
Austin
Tex
Reva
Manhattan
IRS
Charles A. Church
Brooklyn
Elias and de Monderer
Church
Bronx
Queens
New York
Kings
Richmond
Nassau
Suffolk
Westchester
Anthony Pelletier
Albany
Edward and
Rhoda Gilbert
Emil Kominsky
Philadelphia
Matt F
Grace Whittaker
George J. Daileda
Fred G. Chapman
Jacksonville
Fla
Harry and
B. Lev
Chicago
Leroy C. Smith
New Orleans
Leonard
Mildred Hesterman
San Francisco
Moriarty
Hudson County
N.J
Trenton State Prison
Jersey City
Moriarty’s Bank
Asst. U.S. Atty
New Jersey
Donald Horowitz
U.S. District Court
Newark
Williams
Treasury Department
Associated Press
Donald L. Bacon
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American Revolutio
Nathaniel Davis
E. P. Ramosek
Sandalwood
Nathaniel Davis Chapter
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ertor County
Nixon
Adolph William Schmidt
Canada
Caguas
P.R
Air Force
Thomas P. Stafford
Navy
John W. Young
Eugene A. Cernan
Puerto Rico
Permian Basin
Wink
Kermit
Ailesheney
Seong Ho Eason
1817 Petroleum
William Co
North Allegheney
North Grandview
Coralie Reynolds
East Everglade
Stegner
Wortham Fe i
Call Hubbard
Kelly
Funeral Home FE
New York City
Jesus
Times Square
Regents Plan
City Hall
UT .Board of Regents
Board of Regents
Coordinating Committee
Warren Burneti
Dorothy Crockett
Mike Earnex
Vern Foreman
Manuel Genvales
Ermen Harvey
Dan
Ethe
Odessan II
Pac
Dessa
Black Gold Barracks
Eastside Community Center
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