High School Girl Killed In Wreck
A high school girl died in a vehicle wreck near the town, with authorities investigating the collision. The report notes community concern and ongoing inquiries as officials pursue details and possible charges.
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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1954
Page
7
A high school girl died in a vehicle wreck near the town, with authorities investigating the collision. The report notes community concern and ongoing inquiries as officials pursue details and possible charges.
At Quantico on June 19 President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon chaired a closed session with 160 senior military and civilian leaders to discuss global defense issues. The gathering included golf and a barbecue.
Mrs Loueta Webb 90 formerly of Odessa died in Amarillo after moving there a year ago to live with a child. She had 18 children 48 grandchildren and 85 great grandchildren. Fire rites will be held in Amarillo on Monday with burial at Vestine on Tuesday.
Sen Lester C Hunt of Wyoming died after shooting himself in his Senate office his notes cited despondency over health. The 61 year old dentist and first term Democrat left three suicide notes and died at 10 32 am est after an unsuccessful brain operation. Wyoming Governor Rogers expected to appoint a Republican to his seat changing Senate balance.
President Eisenhower at Quantico conveyed regret and grief over the death of Senator Lester C. Hunt of Wyoming by his own actions. He issued a public statement praising Hunt’s public service and experience as a former governor and long time senator. Colleagues expressed shock and sorrow at the loss to Wyoming and the nation.
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