English diplomat enjoys Western Shrew in Odessa festival
The Honorable T Anthony K Elliott British Embassy official visited Odessa for the Western styled opening of the fourth annual summer Shakespeare festival at The Globe Theater of the Great Southwest. He praised the Western twist on Taming of the Shrew and noted Odessa's appeal while discussing England's evolving role in world affairs and closer ties with the United States and Europe.
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Odessa
Great Southwest
T. ‘Anthony K. Elliott
Washington
Sat Eliott
Elliott
Odessa Chamber of Commerces
Inn of
Houston
Texas
Globe
England
U.S
T. Anthony K. Elliott
Marjorie Morris
Odessa College
Globe Theater
T. Anthony K. Elliott Odessa
America
United States
Nixon
Vietnam
Europe
No Drug Report Made Grand Jurors End Session
The Ector County Grand Jury recessed after a full day of narcotics inquiries without filing a report. Foreman Norman Hesser said the probe was incomplete and no resumption date was set. The panel did indict 11 cases, nine sealed, including two open charges involving burglary and felony theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ector County
Grand Jury
Afernoon
Norman Hesser
161St District Court
R. L. McKim
Odessa
Jim Reese
Ron Neighbors
Ron Harmon
Jack Tomlin
A. M
Saim) Gabrel
Don
Reaves
Tommy Callendar
Bob Joseph
Texas Department of Public Safety
DPS
T. J. Hefner
McKim
James Henry McKeon
Georgia Girl Lounge
West 42Nd
Elfriede Ilse Hanson
North Hancock
Wman
Andrews Highway
Joan Henry Hawkins
Andrews
Seminole Welcomes Its First Local Doctor
Seminole Health and Humanities, Inc. has recruited its first physician for the city of nearly 6,000. Dr. Wyatt Howell, 37, will set up practice Saturday after graduating from the University of Texas Medical School in Galveston. The group offers $10,000 in aid to medical students who promise to practice here for two years. funds are locally raised. Howell recently completed his internship in Portland and is a Port Arthur native, married with five children.
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Seminole
Seminole Health and Humanities, Inc
Wyatt Howell
University of Texas Medical School
Galveston
Health and Humanities Fund
Richard Watts
Howell
Watts
Moody Foundation
Portland
Port Arthur
Political Items Group To Organize In Odessa Today
Members of the American Political Items Collectors from across Texas gather in Odessa to charter a Texas chapter. Cecil E. Burney of Corpus Christi will chair the organizational meeting at the Inn of the Golden West as the Presidential Museum hosts a consuming exhibit of 25 000 campaign and convention items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Texas
A.P.S.C
Cecil E. Burney
Corpus Christi
State Bar of Texas
Inn of the Golden West
A.P.I.C
University of Texas
Permian Basin
Aquavision
Globe Theatre
Texas A.P.I.C
Roger S. Bell
el Paso
J. K. Hartman
Midland
George L. Buck
Allen C. Matthews
Austin
Stanton Ex-Mayor Wheeler Dies After Long Illness
Stanley William Wheeler 65, former Stanton mayor, died about 4 45 a m Friday at Medical Center Hospital Big Spring after a long illness. Services set for 4 p m today at Stanton First United Methodist Church. Burial in Trinity Memorial Park Big Spring. He was born August 29 1907 in Chicago and married Dona Belle Allen September 12 1928 in Stanton. He served as mayor April 1966 to April 1968. He chaired Wheeler Motor Co Inc in Stanton and Andrews. Survived by widow, three sons, mother, four brothers, two sisters and seven grandchildren.
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Stanton
Stanley William Wheeler
Big Spring
Medical Center
First United Methodist Church
Trinity Memorial Park
Gilbreath Funeral Home
Chicago
Dona Belle Allen
Wheeler Motor Co. Inc
Stanton and Andrews
William A. Wheeler
Robert S. Wheeler
Andrews
James E. Wheeler
George Neil
George Neill
Austin
Ralph Neill
Raymond Neill
Frank Neill
Wesley Carroll Sr
Milton Knowles
McCamey
Anita Matilda Wofford
Marathon
Larry D. Sheppard
Thursay
San Antonio
John Wofford
del Rio
Bill Sanders
Walt Phillips
MonAhans
Alex Freitag
Irvin Feitag
Ralph Feitag
Clyde Feitag
Civil Rights Case Aired in Midland Court
U S District Judge D W Suttle delayed ruling in a civil rights suit filed by Luther Humphrey of Odessa against Southwestern Portland Cement Co alleging race based promotion discrimination. Witnesses testified the firm is an equal opportunity employer. briefs are due within 45 days after transcripts. Funeral services noted for Anita Matilda Wofford, 55, of McCamey, and memorials for Kelly Dan Campbell, Crane infant. Other obituaries include Albert L Letterman of Midland.
Marriage Licenses and Court Filings Listed in County Record
County court issued marriage licenses to Harold Jawayne Hamlin and Wilma Jean Darnell James William Carpenter and Rebecca Rae Griffin Larry Anthony Brantley and Connie Sennett Christian. District court filed divorces D Pauline Blanchard vs William Blanchard Karen Ann Otwell vs Bobby Wayne Otwell. City traffic accidents reported on North Grant Lottie P Ray 23 Monanans and Susan Miccord 23 Route 2 Odessa. Damage reports include 100 block West Filth Weldon L Watkins 14273 Tule Lane and unknown vehicle left scene. Additional damage entries list Rex Rogers 95 North Golder 9900 block Dawn parked vehicle Connie C Woullard 2923 Dawn Linga T Posteal 22 912 Prairie Emma Carrasco 1413 North Move Lucio V Coves National Perk. Minor damage noted.
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Harold Jawayne Hamlin
Wilma Jean Darnell
James William Carpenter
Rebecca Rae Griffin
Larry Anthony Brantley
Connie Sennett Christian
Robert Elmo Bookman
Brenda Sue Collina
Dewey See Bingham
D. Pauline Blanchard
William €. Blanchard
Karen Ann Otwell
Bobby Wayne Otweill
North
Grant
Lottie
Connie C. Woullard
North Dixie
Linga T. Posteal
Prairie
Ane
Rg. Collins
Burnet
South Alleghaney
Emma
Carrasco
North Move
Lucio V. Coves
Agnes Heads Toward Cuba Agnes Heads Toward Cuba
Tropical storm Agnes strengthened off Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula and drifted east toward Cuba Jamaica and the Cayman Islands. The 1972 storm was near Cozumel with gusts to 70 mph as recon and satellite data tracked its movement. In Cloverdale Indiana a 79 year old man, Donald P Spalding of San Antonio Texas, died in a two vehicle collision on U S 231.
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Miami
Fla
Agnes
Mexico
Yucatan Peninsula
Cozumel
National Hurricane Center
Cuba
Jamaica
Cayman Islands
Cloverdale, Ind
Donald P. Spalding
San Antonio
Tex
U.S. 231
Cloverdale
The Miracle Worker at Odessa Playhouse
A performance of The Miracle Worker at the Permian Playhouse in Odessa is scheduled for tomorrow at 2:30 P.M. This production features local cast and serves as a community theater offering.
Utah Girl Wins Miss Wool of America Title
Barbara Ward 19 a Salt Lake City junior at the University of Utah was named Miss Wool of America in San Angelo Texas. She was chosen from 20 contestants representing wool councils nationwide, succeeding Margie Sharp a Salt Lake City coed who held the title last year. Sandi Tomczak 22 and Jill Eversole 19 finished first and second runners up.
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San Angelo
Tex
Barbara Ward
Salt Lake City
Utah
Miss Ward
University of Utah
Lake City
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Jim Pinkerton
Circulation Department
Roselle
North Whitaker
Albert L. Letterman
Kelly Dan Campbell
Crane
Joe Dale Campbell
Medical Center Hospital
Howard Marshall
Delton Campbell
Fort Stockton
San Angelo. Tex
BE. J. Hartgraves
Rio Concho Manor
Belview Heights
Newnie W. Ellis
Midland Memorial Hospital
Wink
Sinclair Oil Co
Letterman
Continental Oil Co
Eunice
N.M
J.L. Childers Oil Co
Mildred
Erwanna Smithling
Muskogee
Okla
Betty Jean Nix
Oregon
Bill
Haskell
Otto Letterman
East 17Th
Marie Horner
Neodasha
Kan
Winfred
Marshville
Marshville, Mo
Playhouse
the Miracle Worker
Miss Wool
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