Federal camp wrangle over June 19 protest in West Texas
The piece reports Sen Robert Byrd demand to close the SCLC camp on federal property by June 23 amid protests on Juneteenth. It quotes Byrd and Udall opposing extensions, with Abernathy and others resisting. It notes broader civil rights tension, including police and court actions, and references a related El Paso reader letter about discrimination and June 19 celebrations.
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Gordon Granger
Galveston
Robert S. Allen Park
Clarksby
Texas
West
Texa
Ramsey Clark
Bernor
Stewart Udall
Odessa
Byrd
West Texas
United States
Abe Lin
Les Vlee
Rarinary
Robert Byrd
W. Va
Appropriations
District of Columbia
Brill
West Potomac
SCLC
Ralph Abernathy
RAPID READING RATE CALL FE 7 3185
A brief classified style item notes a rapid reading rate program or offer with a contact number FE 7 3185. The readable text centers on promoting a speed reading service and provides a single telephone contact.
Texans debate daylight saving and latest sunsets
In Austin AP reports lawmakers and citizens argue over exempting Texas from daylight saving time. Sunset times vary by city from 8:26 in Houston to 9:15 if El Paso used central time, with Lubbock and Amarillo at 9:02 and 9:05 respectively. The issue hinges on federal law and potential state action.
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Wwe
el Paso
Bob
San Angelo
Alan Douglass
Elque
Paso
Sierra Street
Texas
Isi
NAACP
Denver
Colo
America
Montreal
Earth
Bernard A. Power
American
Weather Engineering Corp
Fof America
Washington, D.C
U.S. Senate
Power
California
Labrador
Iran
Tran
Tehran
Austin
Port Arthur
Elmer Tarbox
Lubharknock
Drkness
Johnny Carson
Texas House
Lubbock
Amarillo
North Pole
Naval Observatory
Houston
Brownsville
Dallas
Bridge Winners Are Announced in Odessa Clubs
Winners in duplicate bridge play were announced across Odessa venues last week. At the Odessa Duplicate Club on Tuesday, first went to Mrs. Bill Stewart and Mrs. John Norman, with second to Mrs. Fred Lugenheim and Mrs. Verna Whiddon and third to Mike Terk and Jay Terk. Odessa Country Club on Wednesday saw first and second tied between Mrs. Phil Terk I and Mrs. J. H. Spiehart and Mrs. W. B. Costin and Mrs. J. L. Robinson. third went to Mrs. $. P. Hubbard and Mrs. J. M. Brumfield. Odessa Redbud Thursday Club listed first for Mrs. Wayne and Mrs. Jean Hogg, second for Mrs. Joe Meisen and Mrs. F. R. Taylor, and third for Mrs. Phil Terk and Mrs. Neal Ferguson. Friday’s Redbud results had first place to Mrs. Phil Terk and Mrs. Bill Stewart, with second and third shared by Mrs. John Norman and Mrs. Mike Morrison and by Mrs. Lynch and T. Walker. Special Session SANTA FE, N.M. AP, recounts the 13th special session since statehood as the Legislature convened recently.
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Odessa
Bill Stewart
John Norman
Fred Lugenheim
Verna Whiddon
Mike Terk
Jay Terk
Odessa Country Club
Phil Terkl
J. H. Spiehart
W. B. Costin
J. L. Robinson
J. L. Robinson For First and Second and Mrs. $. P. Hubbard
J. M. Brumfield
Mike Morrison
Lynch
T. Walker
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Todd & Todd
Warsaw
Usion
Sears
Cojionia
Braxld
Wilk
Cottom
Rayon Mq
Sears and Save
Gantes? Pemake
Paris
London
Rome
U.S
Singer Center
Singer World
Debs
Singer Today
Singer
Grant Avenue
Santa FE
N.M
New Mexico
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