Odessa man found dead on U S Highway 80
Francisco Arias Rey 26 of Odessa was found dead early today on U S Highway 80 about 18 miles west of Odessa. A truck driver reported the body to Monahans authorities. officials say the death may involve a vehicle strike and are continuing the investigation. Rey’s car was nearby and he carried papers listing 701 Mexico Ave., Odessa. The scene and cause are under review by Texas Highway Patrol and local officers.
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Reds Move To Oust De Gaulle Amid French Unrest
The report describes protests and clashes in France over De Gaulle's government as crowds resist, with uprisings and regional disturbances affecting ports and cities. French Premier De Gaulle returned to his countryside home as unrest continued across the nation.
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de Gaulle
Paris
Rabbits Flooding Blind Foundation Plea Urgent
Los Angeles The Foundation for the Junior Blind issued an urgent plea to halt a flood of donated pets for blind children. In a single day the charity received 12 hours of nonstop calls and has accumulated 2345 rabbits and dozens of other animals including ducks chickens guinea pigs mice hamsters possums turtles and two boa constrictors. The executive director Norman Kaplan said they cannot accept all donations and would welcome ponies or horses but no more rabbits.
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Clintock
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Lebanon
Paris
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Cap
Hammarskjold
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Prince
Belton University
United Engineers Beneficial Association
United Arab Re
National Maritime Union
Syria
Egypt
Cairo Radin
Dmli
Gamal Abdel Massersa
Los Angeles
Foundation For
Norman Kaplan
Ener Fine
U.S. Rejects Diplomatic Ransom for Nine Hostages
In Berlin, the United States refused to pay a diplomatic ransom for the release of nine kidnapped Americans. Col. Robert P. McQuail, backed by Gen. Henry J. Hodes, sought talks at the East German Foreign Ministry but was rebuffed for lacking State Department credentials. The Russians have twice refused to facilitate the captives' release.
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UFI
United States
State Department
U.S
Robert P. McQuail
McQuail
Foreign Ministry
Henry J. Hodes
Britain and Japan Sign Atom Pact For Power Plant
London reports Britain and Japan sign an agreement for a British built atomic electric power plant designed to withstand earthquakes. Japan also signs a 16 year accord with the United States to receive enriched uranium for atomic power reactors. Both pacts await ratification by Japan’s Parliament.
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Britain
Japan
United States
Washington
Seven-Inch Downpours Hit Southwest Texas As Storm Moves
The Associated Press reports seven inch rains in Southwest Texas around Brackettville and the West Nueces area causing flash floods. Northeast Texas saw nearly five inches as Alma churned Gulf waves and tornado funnels were sighted near Dallas and Lubbock. Rain threatened low water crossings, livestock were moved from bottom lands, and temperatures ranged in the 60s to 100s across the region with unsettled, stormy weather continuing.
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Jook Uvalde
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Big Grande Valley
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Uvalde
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Galveston
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Houston
Oil
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Shreveport
Marshall
Longview
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Lufkin
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Waco
Sagwers
Junction
Hill
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Eeny
Texarkana
Alma
San Angelo
Rio Grande
Dalhart
Dalart’s
Cotulla
Presidio
Victoria
Brownsville
Laredo
Contra
Central
Space Vehicle Dynasoar Contracts Awarded
Washington Senator Henry M Jackson announced the Air Force awarded Dynasoar development contracts to Glenn L Martin and Boeing. The aircraft aims to operate in space and atmosphere, reach about 17 000 mph, and return the pilot to Earth.
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UPS
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Air Force
Glenn L. Marta Aircraft Co
Boeing Airplane Co
Jackson
Space
Dallas
UPI
G. R. Murff
Ing
Vice
Palestine
Tex
Supreme Court Overrules Passport Refusal Rule
The Supreme Court, by a 5 to 4 decision, rejects a practice enabling denial of passports to two applicants for medical convention attendance over alleged Communist ties. Chief Justice Warren leads the majority. Justice Douglas cautions against unbridled state power.
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Clark
Burton
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Whittaker
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Black
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Keaton
20 Million Suit Is Filed Against Moody Estate
Mrs Frances Newman sues the estate of W L Moody Jr seeking about 20 million dollars from Moody National Bank of Galveston and Mary Moody Northen coexecutrix. She seeks a one half interest for her and her two sons, Sheri Moody Jr and Robert L Moody, in assets valued around 40 million.
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Frances Newman
W. L. Moody Jr
Galveston
Moody National Bank of
Mary Moody Northen
Moody National Bank
Sheri Moody Jr
Robert L. Moody
Newman
Shéri Moody Sr
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