Three-car crash injury report from Fort Stockton
Fort Stockton residents Leonard Hansen, 36, and Della Hansen, 27, received bruises after a three-vehicle collision at 12th and Grant Saturday afternoon. Police said Ward Soules, 40, collided with the Hansen car, pushing it into Jacquetta Spradley's vehicle as all cars were southbound on Grant.
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Fort Stockton
Medical Center Hospital
12Th
Grant
Leonard AL Hansen
Della G. Hansen
Ward Glyn Soules
Hansen Auto
Jacquetta M. Spradley
Ae East 35Th
Mishap Victims Hospitalized At Medical Center
Two people remained in satisfactory condition after separate accidents Saturday night at Medical Center Hospital. Ina McCauley, 74, of 1920 North Washington, treated for a broken right wrist from a fall. E. J. Darling, 54, of 402 West Est, suffered a back strain slipping from a ladder. Fay Bell, 47, Midland, released after treatment for a broken left arm from a roof fall. B. Prickett, 59, 1108 West Agra, had a broken toe when heavy equipment fell on it.
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Medical Center Hospital
Ina McCauley
North
Washington
E. J. Darling
Westliest
Jeff
Fay Bell
Midland
Prickett
West
Agra
Gun detector project aims to find concealed handguns
Califano said Johnson directed stepped up research to develop a device that distinguishes revolvers from other metal objects. Rand Corp began two years ago and initial feasibility was possible but hard. Pentagon work is under way at Ft Belvoir Virginia with Clark Clifford and Donald Hornig asked to review and accelerate efforts toward a favorable conclusion.
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Califano
Johnson
Rand Corp
Pentagon
Ft. Belvoir
Washington
Calfano
of Defense
Clark M. Clifford
Donald Hornig
Auto Theft Suspect Held After Car Theft
An anonymous call aided police in arresting 29 year old Richard Hunter of 410 Wabash for stealing a 1962 car from W R Ockletree at 627 College. Hunter was jailed on 5000 bond after arraignment. A second theft involving Lowell Powell’s 1956 car was also being investigated. the vehicle was later found abandoned at 200 North Belmont.
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Richard Hunter
Wabash
W. R. ‘Ockletree
College
Ockletree
Washington Lane
Monahans
West Second
North Belmont
Teen-Ager Hurt In 2-Car Crash
An 18 year old from Odessa, Rudy Allen Bryant, was injured in a two car crash about 413 miles west of Odessa on 27th street. He was treated at Medical Center Hospital for a nose injury and released. The other driver, Virginia Brown, 25, of Tom Green, was not injured.
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Laulano
Jonnson
Commission On Causes and Prevention of Violence
Lloyd Cutler
National Governors] Council
Council of State
Nations
Conference of Mayors
National League of Cities
Ramsey Clark
Price
William Daniel
Roberson
East 21St
Cutler
Themas
Porarciaia Eneviie
Puerto Ricans push for own demo amid Poor People’s Campaign
The protest in several northeastern cities drew Puerto Rican leaders and supporters in heat under the sun for over three hours. A Red Cross mobile unit treated attendees while speeches in Spanish stressed preserving Puerto Rican culture and not merely joining the June 19 march. Gerena Valentine of New York and other leaders argued for independent demonstration and continued support for the campaign’s aims.
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New York
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Camden
N.J
Red Cross
Gerena Valentine
Abernathy
America
Sterling Tucker
Sittire
U.S
Martin Luther King Jr
Roys Cong Mount Strong Rocket
Wilkins
Saigon
National Association
Whitney M. Young Jr
Nationals
Urban League
Patrick Cardinal O'Boyle
Washington
Edward W. Brooke
R-Mass
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Young
Reuther
Cardinal O’boyle
Tucker
New York City
Aber- Mathy
Aber-mathy
Lou
North Vietnam
United States
Hanoi
Peace Talks Continue Amid Pressure For Change
Discussion in Paris centers on shifting American public opinion toward peace as negotiators seek to persuade Hanoi to curb bombing. Harriman pushes Thuy to admit North Vietnamese troops in the South, while U S officials weigh Hanoi's stance and Thuy's world audience appeals in hopes of swaying Johnson.
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Harriman
Thuy
United, States
Johnson
U.S
Hanoi
United States
Paris
North Vietnam
World
District Court Records and City Traffic Accidents Digest
A compendium of divorce filings and court actions across multiple parties including Comuelo Morotes, Bally Hennessey, and John Janowk, with associated addresses and docket notes. The report also lists numerous city traffic accidents involving parked vehicles, injuries, and property damage across streets and neighborhoods, mentioning victims and vehicle owners.
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John Bobey Rouse
Lennie Lownen
Colvin Lewson
Martie Janosk
David
Brentwood
Ofrt
Jose John Janowk
Florida
Neel
Robert Row Neeley
Dayton
Emory City
Woda Lee
Tommie
Jock Oof Grant
Jeremiah Roosevelt Bush
Gertie Loy Flush
Blayfock
Snyder
Ronald Cone Addis
Betty Adams
HR Hunt
Onmenes
Fener
Great Ou Basin Pelos Medical Center Hospital Center
Geneva Jane DeSnare
East Evercinds
Bost Ney Eoi oaiMirning
Morgen
Gerald’ L._ Thompson
Demone
Emmitt Crobt
Robert E. Wray
John C Zuid
West Odesea
Rowmon EF. Britnell
Robert C. Let'lwanon
Maude Warren
Lea Mekotey
Audrey A Sorin Kelly Damage
McEntire
Robert €. Parish
Troy
Taicant
Jacanetta
Stockton
William E. Quve
Pamnee Becey
Harry Hobson
Seruol K Ross
Richard R. Looney Collins
West Third
Hallowell
Angus
Tommy Vv. Graves
Marty WipDorngoe
Wrst
Lloyd
Smith
Charles
Pixie
Egat May
Damage
McCeery
James B. Finnegan
Judy K.issy
Sikwead
Lethoniertsaso
Shortey and Baby
Airs
Harey Henderson
Ann
Bobw
Travis Jarret
Hennigan
Monohans
Franklin
Delang Cooper
North Washington
Domope
Gecree C McDonald
Fast Ltd
Odessa American publication rates and contact details
The Odessa American lists pricing for home delivery in Odessa and Ector County at $2.00 per month, with retail trading zone rates at 41 90 per month and other zones at 3 cents per week. Mail subscriptions show yearly and multi-month options, plus single copy rates of 4 cents daily and 20 cents Sunday.
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Odessa
Texas
Odessa American
East 4Th Street
Ecvor
County
Kermit Fills City Council Position
W. C. Herricks of Pool Well Servicing Co won an unexpired council term in a four-way race after 420 ballots were counted. Herricks received 120 votes, Frank M. Horn 91, Jimmy Strickland 86, and H. W. Brooks Jr. 11. He fills Burle H. Green’s seat after Green resigned in April upon moving to Victoria.
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Kermit
W. C. Herricks
Pool Well Servicing Co
Herricks
Frank M. Horn
Jimmy Strickland
H. W. Brooks Jr
Sid Richardson Gas Plant
Burle H. Green
Apri
Victoria
Cops Seek $250000 Canary Diamond Theft in San Antonio
Police search for the McFarlin diamond and its 31 emeralds and 17 diamonds necklace valued at 115000 after a stocky man shattered a display case and fled in a waiting car. Insurance on the jewelry is listed at 200000 and the piece was donated to the Witte Museum in 1961. Witnesses note a green and white lawn chair used to block the room door.
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San Antonio
McFarlin
E. B. McFarlin
Witte Museum
Andrews Driller Dies After Rig Accident Near Tatum
Clyde Latham of Andrews died when two blocks fell nine feet from a Moran Drilling rig near Tatum New Mexico about 12 25 am Saturday The 14 driller from Andrews was fatally struck while on duty A funeral is planned Monday at 10 am at McKinney Acres Baptist Church in Andrews with burial in Andrews Cemetery Survivors include his wife Vivian a daughter Mrs Nevell Heath Seminole five sisters and five brothers An inquest was held by Sea County Deputy Joe Price and the body rests under Singleton Funeral Home care.
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Andrews Man
Tatum
Sea Country
Joe Price
McKinney Acres Baptist Church
Andrews
Andrews Cemetery
Singleton Funeral Home
Latham
Vilvian
Nevell
Toan Heath
Seminole
Eward Marley
Noble
Ed Lynch
Four Burglary Cases Reported
Four burglary cases were being investigated Saturday night by police, but only in one case were the intruders successful. A large amount of beer and malt liquor was taken from the Lone Star Beer Co. at 1800 East Second after someone climbed in and cut their way inside.
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Lone Star Beer Co
East
Velaear
Tarrant Samieone
Brooks
May
McCann
Andrews
Orella Lowe
Big Spring
Odessa Brother of Soldier Killed in Vietnam
PFC Ernest R. Taylor, 2, Sentinel Oklahoma, brother of Odessa residents E. J. Taylor and Bill Taylor, confirmed killed in action in South Vietnam. Taylor served since 1967 and had been in country since January 15 with Co. C Third Battalion 60th Infantry. Funeral plans are underway in Sentinel, with survivors including his wife and mother.
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Ernest R. Taylor
Sentinel
Okla
Odessa
Taylor
E. J. Taylor
Delwood
Bill Taylor
North Jackson
Mekong Dela
South Vietnam
Co. C
60Th Infantry
Vietnam
Burn Victims In Seminole Hospital Release After Treatment
Mrs Susan Job 83 died at Memorial Hospital after a short illness. Three burn victims treated at Medical Center Hospital in Seminole were released Saturday. Survivors include daughters Mae Camplain Ringling Elvie Funk Hobbs and a son George Bennett Overton, a brother Stuart Lyle Maud, twelve grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. The 14 year old Alan Layman was treated and later released after swallowing something and recovering at Redbud.
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Susan Job Seminole
Susan Job
Memorial Hospital
Seminole
Medical Center Hospital
Mahler
Lass
Singleton Funeral Home
Ringling
Ohio
Ernest
Maud
Alan Layman
James E. Layman
Redbud
Center Hospital
Fisherman Drowns On Lake During Dallas Trip
Paul Harrison Price, 38, of Dallas, drowned at Lake Tawa Koni in Greenville Texas while retrieving a fishing pole washed away by a passing boat. His wife Barbara and two children witnessed the incident as Sgt. Fred Hurst of the Texas Highway Patrol described the sequence. Price stepped into deep water after leaving his pole in shallow water and, unable to swim, went under before help could arrive.
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Texas
Lake Greenville
Tex
Paul Harrison Price
Dallas
Lake Tawa Koni
Fred Hurst
Texas Highway Patrol
Price
Hurst
Barbara
Fire sparks spark small car fire. no serious damage
Sparks from a welding torch set a floor mat on fire in a car belonging to Tommy Arnold at 107 North Tom Green Saturday. Firemen reported only minor damage and no injuries.
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Tommy Arnold
North Tom Green
Three Boys Released To Parents In Bicycle Theft Case
Three boys ages 7 14 and 15 were released to their parents after being questioned by Edor City Juvenile Probation Department officers in a bicycle theft case. The youths are accused of taking two bikes from Ace Equipment Co at 2916 West Second.
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Edoraty Juvenile Probation Department
Ace Equipment Co
West Second
Midland speaker Millard Neptune to address GOP luncheon
Midland GOP candidate Millard K. Neptune for Commissioner of the General Land Office of Texas will be guest speaker at the Whitaker luncheon. W L Mehaffey, 56, from Midland County, was in satisfactory condition after being bitten on the right ankle by a rattlesnake at the Downtowner motel, hospitalized at Medical Center Midland.
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Midland
Millard K. Neptune
GOP
General Land Office of Texas
W. L. Mehaffey
Whitaker
Midland County
Obissa Chamber Session on Advertising Promotion
At 9:30 A.M. in the Chamber Board Room the Obissa Advertising and Promotion Committee meets to discuss local business outreach and event promotions. The session outlines agenda items for the Chamber of Commerce.
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Chamber of Commerce Advertising and Promotion Committee
Chamber Board Room
Pony Express Sets 107 Year Record Ride
This 107 year old note recalls Pony Express riders routing from St. Joseph to Sacramento in seven days carrying Lincoln’s inaugural address. It contrasts modern postal delays with 19th century speed and cites the 49th Missouri Federation convention in St. Joseph with National Postal Union reps.
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ST. Joseph
Pony Express
Sacramento
Calif
Lincoln
National Postal Union
Washington, D.C
National Union
St. J
Missouri Federation of Postal Clerks and Auxiliary
Washington
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Hubert H Humphrey
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Big Spring Hospital
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Colorado City Country Club
Staked Plains Masonic Lodge
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New Orleans
Walter I. Brooks
Ingleton Funeral Home
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