Dallas DA chief aide resigns amid staff rifts
Henry Wade says top assistant William Alexander quit over minor irritants after years on Wade's staff since 1992. Alexander helped in the Jack Ruby trial and criticized Wade's handling, describing him as a strong prosecutor but noting persistent disagreements. Additional city traffic accident docket and damaged property entries list names and minor damages.
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Woman Lodges Bigamy Charge Against AWOL Husband
Charlotte Sue Laird Kiney of North Sam Houston filed a bigamy complaint in Justice of the Peace E E Nobles court alleging her husband Charles Lee Kiney is AWOL from the Army and still married to a West Virginia woman. Kiney is at large. The story also notes political resignations and a Dallas attorney general discussion surrounding Earl Warren remarks and Alexander’s resignation, with reference to past prosecutions including Ruby Oswald case.
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E. E. Nobles
Charles Lee Kiney
Charlotte Sue Laird Kiney
North Sam Houston
Kiney
West Virginia
Wade
Alexander
U. S. Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Dallas
Supreme Court
State Bar Association
Texas
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Wichita Halls
Pubes
Ats
Alexsander Wade
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Ruby
Callay
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Stile
Odessa American Publication Rates Notice
Public notice from the Odessa American lists subscription and single copy rates for home delivery in Odessa and Ector County at 7.00 per month, mail rates 526.60 per vest and 11.00 per 6 months, with 3 months at 550 and 2.60 per month, and single copy prices: 1 cent daily and Saturday, 2 cents Sunday.
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Odessa
Odessa American
Eastern Street
Texas
Ector County
Stolen Auto Recovered Amid Multiple Thefts
Police recovered a stolen car in Oxtessat from last May and investigated three other stolen vehicles. A 1950s sedan was taken from Hubbard, and an Olds Cadillac was reported from East Eighth Street. Authorities continued the investigation as suspects faced charges or were held by Longview while no charges had been filed against others.
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Acer
AAA
Motar Co
Monahans
Longview
Oki
Hubbard
Olds-Cadillac Co
East
Stave Robinson
Storm Watch Updates Narrowed Amid Mixed Weather Data
Midland and Ector counties were briefly included in a revised watch before midnight, then removed. No severe weather materialized in the alerted area. Thunderstorms were seen north of Denver City without rain, while official forecasts called for partly cloudy skies and only slight temperature changes through Sunday with scattered thundershowers possible today and tonight. Winds F T 8 to 18 mph, with 20 percent rain chances today and 10 percent Sunday. Terminal high reached 95, overnight low 66. Tornado activity noted southwest of Amarillo as Texas endurees heat in 90s to 100s. Gulf air massa continued pushing northward into the state.
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Pan
Ector
Denver City
U. S. Weather Bureau
Vik
Texas
Twister
Lawbuddie
Amarillo
Two Men Suffer Minor Injuries After Interstate Collision
At Medical Center Hospital two men received emergency treatment Friday after a reported incident at Interstate 20 and Dixie. Amanda Virss, 22, of 913 Honeysuckle, was treated for injuries and released. Joe Ramirez, 20, of San Fast Monahans, was examined after claiming he was not given a medical report.
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Medical Center Hospital
Interstate
Dixie
Amanda
Joe Ramirey
Monahans
Some Grounded Planes Return To Air After Repairs
The Air Force announced that a small number of FAA fighter bombers have been cleared for flight following the installation of new parts replacing equipment suspected in a May 8 crash. It did not specify how many of the 32 aircraft grounded have been released.
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Washington
Air Force
PLTA
FAA
Two Prisoners Transferred to Ector County Jail
Two prisoners were moved Friday from the city jail to Ector County jail. George Darwin Denning, 24, of 2007 West Third, is held on a $10,000 bond for burglary after allegedly breaking into the Ace Panal Shop at 1020 South Grant last week. Elliott Laverne Prince, 18, of Wabash, is held on a $10,000 bond for armed robbery after allegedly taking part in the robbery of four teenagers at gunpoint last Wednesday.
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Ector County
George Darwin Denning
West Third
South Grant
Elliott Laverne Prince
Wabash
Revolt at Odeon Club Triggers Police Action in France
In Paris on May 14 students seized the Odeon to protest bourgeois culture, prompting Police Prefect Maurice Grimaud to move in. The Sorbonne occupiers quickly expelled 20 self-styled mercenaries and began cleaning the campus, while Odeon officials ordered disinfection after discovering grease and debris in the theater.
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Trcalor
Nenstan
Charles de Gaule
Maurice Grimaud
Grimaud
Sorbonne
French Univer
Felix Gilacomoni
Ciacamoni
Giacomani
Thefts Reported In Local Area
Five thefts investigated as police report items. An impact wrench vanished from Gray's Gulf Station at 721 West Second. Q. H. Slack, Goldsmith, says a .22 pistol was taken from his vehicle. Jerry L. Lippard of 2631 East 11th notes three fuel cans missing from his home.
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Gulf Station
West Second
Q. H. Slack
Goldsmith
Jerry L. Lippard
East
Five theft cases under investigation by police and sheriff
Five theft cases were under investigation Friday night by police and sheriff's deputies. The report covers multiple incidents with suspects named and alleged stolen television sets. The broader dispatch describes battlefield updates from Saigon, US air and ground actions, and a court proceeding where Judge Francis J. Ford instructed jurors on applying the law to conspiracy and protest cases amid Vietnam War tensions.
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Ione M. T. Richards
West Information
Ton Francis
Thien
Honolulu
Q. J. Wheeler
Saigon
East Sixth
Hanoi
Hie Haman
U.S
U.S. Air Force Bay
Demilitarized Zone
Central Highlands
North Vietnam
Panhandle
U.S. 4Th Infantry Division
JSS
Quang Ngai
da Nang
U.S. Navy
J.G
Francis J.W. Ford
Vietnam
Ford
United States
Governors seek GOP nomination consensus amid Rockefeller push
Governors from Florida California New York and Pennsylvania weigh support for Rockefeller as Nixon Humphrey and McCarthy compete for delegates. Shafer hedges on a Rockefeller televised push while aides tout a Minnesota North Dakota campaign blitz to boost Rockefeller with promises of tax incentives and housing policy ideas.
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Claude Kirk
Florida
Ronald Reagan
California
Kirk
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Pennsylvania
Shafer
Meet the Press
Minneapolis Star-Tribune
Robert F. Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
Humphrey
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
McCarthy
Nixon
Minnesota
North Dakota
Toyo
GOP
Sirhan Case Termed Strong by Los Angeles Mayor
Los Angeles Mayor Yorty called the Sirhan case very strong and criticized trials for relying on technicalities. He spoke after visiting San Antonio's world fair and defended Sirhan's right to a fair trial while noting the slaying was televised nationwide.
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Tex
Los Angeles
Samuel Yorly
Sirhan B. Sirhan
Yorly
HeniisFair
Yerty
Sirvan
Sirhan
United States
Yorty
Odessan Held For Two Cities
A 20 year old Odessa resident Elton David Myers, 1629 West 20th, was held in city jail Friday pending warrants from Brady and Hempstead authorities. Eggs were thrown at windows at the Salon for car theft and burglary. Myers escaped while being taken to Medical Houston Center Hospital after swallowing drugs.
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David Myers
West 20Th
Brady and Hempstead
Brady
de Villa
East Seventh
Hempstead
Emma
Blackburn
Myers
James
Melody Lane
Medicall
Houston
Center Hospital
Odessa
Deaths Rattle Stanton Rancher J C Sale Rites Planned
Stanton area rancher J C Sale dies at 69 after heart attack in Physicians Hospital. Funeral services set for 10 am Saturday at First Baptist Church with Rev W H Uhlman officiating. Burial in Evergreen cemetery under Gilbreath Funeral Home directions. Surviving wife Lula Mae Bassham daughter Marilyn Newman son Robert Keith Sale two brothers and extended family. Catherine Gundrun 87 of Midland dies after long illness at home. Funeral 10 am today at Newnie W Ellis Funeral Chapel graveside 4:30 pm Saturday at Tulsa Cemetery. Born 1880 in Davenport Iowa she moved to Midland in 1950. Survivors include daughters Mildred Robinson and Henrietta Terry sister Emma Reed and five grandchildren seven great grandchildren and a great great grandchild.
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Evergreen Cemetery
Sale
Physicians Hospital
Lula Mae Bassham
Big Spring
Midland
Catherine Gundrun
Newnie W. Ellis
Tulsa
Daverport
Iowa
Gundrun
First Baptist Church
Mildred Robinson
Henrietta Terry
Greenville
Emma Reed
Cedar Lake
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