County Attorneys Meet In Midland to Discuss Redistricting
West Texas county attorneys gather in Midland led by Wille DuBose to decide action on Pecos County redistricting suit after the Supreme Court ruling on one man one vote. Pecos and Midland officials weigh Article 2351 of the Texas Election Code and possible appeals to the Court of Civil Appeals in El Paso.
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Midland
West Texas
Pecos County
Wille DuBose
Paul Dionne
Dionne
Supreme Court
Pamne
Pecos Pe de Pecos Capunty
Commisioners Court
Couny
Dianne
J. Gorman
Wiseman
GOP
Billy Moody
Moody
Court of Civil Appeals
el Paso
Miss Your Paper Odesss American Circulation Help
Notice asks readers to call the Circulation Department at FE 7-4661 if the Odessa American is missed or service is unsatisfactory. Hours listed: Monday through Friday until 6 45 p m Saturdays until noon and Sundays until 10 30 a m.
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Circulation Department
Odessa American publication details and rates notice
The Odessa American lists publication data including address 277 East 4th Street Odessa Texas 79760 and post office entry details. Subscription rates are shown for home delivery in Odessa and Ector County 2.00 per month, retail trading zone 1.90 per month, all other zones 35 cents per week, mail 20.00 per year and 13.65 per month options, plus 3 month and 2.00 per month plans. Single copy rates are 10 cents daily and Saturday, 20 cents Sunday.
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Odessa
Texas
Odessa American
East 4Th Street
Questa
Ector County
Rumors of Huong Discord Over Saigon Leadership Roles
The report notes Premier Huong’s alleged rifts with Thieu, citing refusals to back Thieu picks like Lt Gen Nguyen Van La, Do Kien Nhieu, and Tran Thien Phuong. Huong, an elder statesman figure, opposes appointments tied to corruption probes and governance concerns in Saigon and the Mekong Delta.
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Huong
Nguyen van
Loc
Thieu
iThieu
Thien
Nhieu
Tran Thien Phuong
Saigon
Arrest details of Francisco Jopez Garza on felony theft warrant
Francisco Jopez Garza, 19, of 1613 Fidson, was arrested by Ector County sheriff's deputies late Tuesday night and held Wednesday on a McCulloch County warrant charging felony theft.
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Francisco Jopez, Garza
Fidson
Ector County
Civil rights march draws diverse turnout and security
A large Washington March for Jobs and Freedom drew participants from across the nation including whites and blacks. Organizers cited nonviolent goals and honored past leaders while security was heightened with thousands of police and guards.
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Ca Wertepetene King
Memphis
Tenn
Maryland
Virginia
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuth
Lincoln Memorial
National Council of Churches
Martin Luther King Jr
America
King
Ralph David Abernathy
Monument
Resurrection City
Washington
Abernathy
Washington Monument
Independence Avenue
West Capitol Park
Congress
Hue Ceremy
Thieu
Sup
Bernard Lafayette
Thieu vows stronger resolve to fight communists in South Vietnam
President Thieu urged anti Communist groups to unite against Hanoi and defend the national cause. He pledged to destroy the enemy until Hanoi agrees to talks with South Vietnam’s government, signaling a shift toward intensified pressure and a delayed trip to the United States until July 20.
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Twe
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Saigon
Thieu
United States
Wachinatan Triiary
Three West Texans Named To Board Directors
Three West Texans were named Tuesday as District 2 directors on the State Board of the American Cancer Society during a district meeting in Odessa. The 44 persons at the annual district meeting at the First...
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American Cancer Society
Odessa
House Debates Connally Tax Bill Amid Budget Turmoil
Lawmakers plan a full day of amendments as Gov Connally's HB2 faces a tepid reception in the House Tax Committee. The session wrestles with tax shifts to fund a $2.5 billion general appropriation bill while fire damage around Odessa drains attention.
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John Connally
House
Connally
Ben Barnes
Chamber
Senate
Pris
East Pearl
Odessa
T Lara
Claude Sales
Arene
Charles
Cole
Senate Committee
East Eighth
Bennjits
Franslin
Holley
Alabama - Coushatta
Presbyterian Church elects Joe Sevier and honors cancer drive work
The Presbyterian Church elected Joe Sevier of Midland and named Snyder Snyder and Odessa delegates to state representation. ACS awards went to Dawson Gaines Nolan and Midland Counties for cancer fund drive records. Midland received special awards for education and clubs. Espinosa, a WWII veteran, died on arrival from stab wounds. Ambrose Huckstatter of Pecos had final rites at St Catherine's Church, buried in Evergreen Cemetery. Delegates honored late J C Ansel Belknap for long-time service to the ACS.
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Presbyterian Church
Joe Sevier
Midland
E. T
Patterson
Snyder
Oehlschlager
Odessa
ACS
Dawson
Gaines
Nolan
Iin
Iear
Midland County
W. H. Pomeroy
Texas
Jack Logan
Corinne Wiles
Manon Moore
H. 8. Duke
RJ. D. Whitson
Ambrose A. Huckstatter
Pecos
St. Catherine’s Catholic Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Kan
Henry Hockstatter
Nevada
Jon
J. C
Ansel Belknap
Otto
Nev
McConnell
Mary McHugh
Jo Ann Lewis
Warner Robins
Death notices for Amos Wilson and Gibson in Texas towns
Funeral services were held for Amos Wilson 69 of Pecos and for Jack Gibson 64 in Sinton as tensions rise in Reeves and Odessa areas. Also reported are Bertran Harper 78 of Oak Grove and William Lovelace 66 of Crane County with services across multiple towns including Pecos Crane and Lovington. Survivors include spouses children and siblings with burial plans at local cemeteries.
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Sinton
Amos Wilson
Pecos
Jack Gaston Gibson Sr
Goodwin
Injwayne Partain
Sin. Medical Center
Ton’ Church of Christ
Linton
Gibson
Lyndale
Reeves
County Hospital
Sherwood Church of Bsiness
Christ
Love C. Buckman
Jack Gibson Jr
1817 Lyndale
Bobby Eugene Gibson
Dover
Dela
Oak Grove
Bertran C. Harper
Reba Schrock
Odessa
Kilbourne Baptist Church
Kilbourne
First National Funeral Home of
Crane
William Henry Lovelace
Methodist
Cache
Oklo
Clyde Randolph
True
New Castle
Lovelace
Jin Tolar
J.V
Winifred McClure
Crane County Parks
Oklahoma
U.S. Post Office
C. L
Lindale
R. C
Monahans
Brawner
Milo
C. C. McNeil
Pleasant
Colorado City
H.T. Coles
First Methodist
Riker and Son Funeral Home
In Custody Two theft suspects in city jail awaiting transfer
Two men, John Barrienies aged 33 of 609 Magnolia and Lupe Sosa Rodriguez aged 25 of 406 West May, were jailed Wednesday morning on misdemeanor theft charges. They allegedly stole a power saw on Tuesday from Public Rentals at 518 South Grant. the complaint is filed in Ector County Courts.
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Ector County i
John’ Barrienies
Magnolia
Lupe Sosa Rodriguez
West May
Grant
Ector County
Pivot Point Tomorrow Odessa Meeting Schedule
Odessa events list daily gatherings across several venues. Optimists meet at Sands Restaurant at 7 A.M. Sunrise. City Planning Board convenes at City Hall council chamber at 9 A.M. Lions and Civitan groups gather at Sands Restaurant at noon. Sandhills American Business Club also at Sands. Evening Lions at Sands at 6:30 P.M. Basin Lions at Little Mexico Café 7:30 P.M. Texas State Guard Odessa unit meets at National Guard Armory, 4501 Andrews Highway at 7:30 P.M.
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Sunrise Optimists
Sands Restaurant
City Planning Board
Council Chamber
City Hall
Odessa Civitan
Sands
Sandhills American Business Club
Texas State Guard
Odessa
National Guard Armory
Andrews Highway
New York Presidential Delegates Chosen Amid Races and Surprises
The New York primary produced a mix of automatic and contested delegate wins. Rockefeller secured most statewide delegates while Nixon and others held districts. Emanuel Celler and Adam Clayton Powell won renomination in Brooklyn and Harlem. The process featured many contests for seats in Congress, state legislature, and presidential delegates, with Kennedy aligned groups remaining active after his death.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Queens
Nixon
Rochester
Rockefeller
Brooklyn
Emanuel Celler
Congress
O’dwyer
Nickerson
Resnick
U.S
Jacob K. Javits
GOP
Murray Baron
Liberal Party
New York
Democratic State Committee
Kennedy
McCarthy
Humphrey
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C. M. Borchert
Espinosa
Spanish Baptist Church
Felix
Tony
Eden
Pete
Miguel
San Angelo
Amstasia Trevino
Houston
Ambrose Huckstatter
Odesson
Amos Wieson
Mrs. Mattie Howard
Bertran
Harper
W. H. Lovelace
Mattie Howard
Pecos Funeral Home
Fairview
Howard
Memorial Hospital
Albertville
Alabama
Milford Howard
Allas Rice
Ala
Gordon Vaughn
Joe West
Baltimore, Md
Joe Sparks
Birmingham
Jwo
H. T. Coles
Clara DeLuca
West 12Th
Permian General Hospital
Andrews
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
E. M. White
J. G. Espinosa
Lovington
N.M
Day-Loveless Funeral Home
Jose Gonzales Espinosa
Smith-Rogers Funeral Home
Eden Suneral
Camp Traiter
American Bank
M H & H Granite CO
Stephen Hobock
Odene
Downtown
Lions
Inn of Golden West
Evening Lions
Basin Lions
Little Mexico Cafe
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