District Court Ruling Upheld in Civil Appeals Court
The Court of Civil Appeals in El Paso upheld an injunction suit against Ector County officials over a $2.6 million hospital addition. It affirmed District Judge C E Patterson’s ruling that County Auditor Joe Hamilton should have been joined as a defendant. The appeal followed a decision that Hamilton was proper and indispensable, but the petition was not amended. The bond amount surpassed the figure during the appeal.
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Court of Civil Appeals
el Paso
Ector
New Medical Center Hospital
C. E. Patterson
Alpine
Joe Hamilton
Lubbock
John Lee Smith
I. C
Ants. Patterson
Hamilton
Midland man injured in fall from pickup on SH 349
A 38-year-old Midland man named Balthazar Herrera was injured Sunday when he fell from the back of a pickup truck on State Highway 349 about two miles south of Midland. He suffered facial lacerations and a possible broken jaw and was admitted to Midland Memorial Hospital after the 11:30 a.m. accident.
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Midland
Balthazar Herrera
Lucille Arick
Midland Memorial Hospital
Swedish Prince Ber til reported in satisfactory condition
London dispatch says Prince Bertil, 45, second son of King Gustaf of Sweden, is in satisfactory condition after an emergency operation. A spokesman refused to disclose the operation's nature.
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London
UPI
Prince Bertil
Gustaf of
Sweden
Farm Groups See Broad Unity Amid Disputes
Washington officials say four major farm groups the Grange the American Farm Bureau Federation the National Farmers Union and the National Council of Farmer Cooperatives share broad goals. They agree on boosting income expanding markets funding research and public understanding while differences lie mainly in methods and policy details with some emphasis on legislative structure and government role.
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Newsom
Exiles From Algeria Push For Settlement
Paris reports say the Algerian rebel government in exile offers to send Premier Abbas to Paris to discuss a ceasefire and weapons disposition with France. De Gaulle signals likely meeting, with referendum on Algeria’s future planned within four years after fighting ends. Rebel leaders are described as divided amid opposition from rightists and the army.
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Paris
Ferhat Abbas
Abbas
Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
France
Tunisia
Morocco
Ozona Ranchhand Faces Murder Trial in Garcia Shooting
A 56 year old Ozona ranchhand stands trial before Judge Hart Johnson in the 112th District Court for the April 25 fatal shooting of Domingo Garcia at Hudspeth Headquarters Ranch. District Attorney Connell Ashley said Pancho Pekena would plead not guilty. Pekena is free on a $5,000 bond and scheduled to appear at 10 a.m.
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Ozona
Hart Johnson
Domingo Garcia
Connell Ashley
Pancho Pekena
Garcia
Hudspeth
DeLeon
Kermit Man Norman Stroud Dies at 67
Norman H Stroud 67 a Ker mit resident for 20 years died at home Sunday morning He was a retired pumper for Magnolia Petroleum Co Born December 17 1893 in Arkansas a World War I veteran and American Legion member He is survived by his wife Mary five sons Hildon W Randal A Darrel C Ogden and Jimmy K five brothers and eight grandchildren Funeral services are pending at East Side Church of Christ in Kermit
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Kermit
Norman H. Stroud
East Side Church of Christ
Stroud
Magnolia Petroleum Co
Arkansas
American Legion
Mary
Hildon W
San Antonio
Randal A
Darrel C
Carlsbad
N. M
Ogden
Webster
Jimmy K
U.S. Navy
Hemex Piles Ointment Offered Free by Mail
Advertisement for Hemex piles ointment promises relief from itching and pain. A 79 cent tube is mailed in plain packaging with a free offer valid until July 15, 1960, addressed to Hemex Dept S at 1212 W Washington Blvd Los Angeles California.
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Dept. S
W. Washington Blvd
Los Angeles
Calif
Funeral Rites For Mrs Ellison In Crane Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Ellen Ellison aged 86 of 310 West 1th were set for 10 a m at the First Methodist Church in Crane. She died at Ward Memorial Hospital Saturday and was born December 19 1873 in Comanche. Surviving are five sons Earl and L J Ellison of Monahans Ralph Ellison of Springfield Missouri Joe Ellison of Brownsboro and Charlie Ellison of Mineola. one sister Mrs Katy Dunn of Griffin Georgia.
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Monahans
Ellen Ellison
West Lth
First Methodist Church of
Crane
Bean Production May Be Curtailed
Washington AP reports that Mexican bean production in main growing regions could drop sharply if drought persists for another month. Mexico may need to boost bean imports to meet consumer demand.
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Washington
Forign Agricultural Service
Mexico
Monahans Rites For Henry Russell Held Today
Monahans services for Henry Lee Russell 29 who died Sunday of a heart attack were held today at Calvary Baptist Church. Afterward the body will go to Mexia for rites Tuesday at 10 a.m. at Point Enterprise Baptist Church with burial in Enterprise Cemetery. Rev. Robert A Thrift officiated. Russell, a Humble Oil employee and Calvary Baptist member, is survived by his wife three children two brothers three sisters and his parents.
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Monahans
Henry Lee Russell
Calvary Baptist Church
Point Enterprise Baptist Church
Enterprise Cemetery
Robert A. Thrift
Russell
Humble Oil Company
Henry Lewis
Charles Dawd
Ricky Dale
New York
E. D. Russell
Snyder
Paul Russell
Garland
Virgil Russell
Dallas
Eva Powell
Abilene
Laura Maxine McMahon
Houston
Ruby Lee Russell
Mexia
E. O. Russell
Public To View Chamber Building
Monahans residents will tour an $18,000 Chamber of Commerce building, finished recently, on Thursday from 6 to 9 p.m. The first event of a Jaycee sponsored Carnival running July 6 through July 9 at the Ward County courthouse grounds. Proceeds since 1955 fund completion costs with hopes the debt will be paid after 1961. This year the carnival expands to 23 booths and six rides with a bigger crowd anticipated.
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Monahans
Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Ward County
Lions To Meet At Noon Lunch In Odessa Heights
Odessa Heights Lions will assign duties to new officers at their noon luncheon Tuesday. John Colwell reports the club will review goals and upcoming service projects during the meeting.
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Odessa Heights
John Colwell
Four Area Counties Seek Brucellosis Control Status
Four county area including Ector seeks Type II Brucellosis Control status from the Texas Animal Health Commission. The group includes Martin Andrews and Midland. If certified, a seven county block will avoid blood tests for cattle movement. A Sept hearings set in Austin with potential control area effective Sept 21. If delays, ranchers plan to wait until next fall.
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Ector County
Texas ‘Animal Health Commission
Ector
Martin
Andrews
Midland
Bang
Hubert Martin
Crane
Ward
Winkler
Texas
Texas Animal Health Commission
Austin
Africans Mark Independence Day in Mali Federation
The Mali Federation celebrates independence from French rule with street parades and dances. Dakar to be capital of a new nation two percent the size of France, population six million, within the French Community. Modibo Keita to be president and Mamacou Dia vice president.
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Dakar
Mali
Nerest
Senegal
Sudan
Paris
Africa
France
Modibo Keita
Mamacou Dia
Burglars Use Walkie Talkies in Birmingham Heist
In Birmingham on Sunday a thief abandoned foot and burglary tools at a supermarket. A walkie talkie radio was found among the items and appeared to have been used to keep in touch with a lookout before the thief fled when a policeman approached. Detective C. L. Limbaugh described the radio as turned on and likely used for coordination.
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Birmingham
Ala
C. L. Limbaugh
Limbaugh
Fireman Takes Round Trip After Siren Calls Home
HONITON England AP A volunteer fireman Eddie Marks was in the New Dolphin hotel bar Sunday when the town siren sounded. He ran a haw mile to the fire station only to find the engine had already departed for a minor hotel kitchen blaze at the New Dolphin.
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Honiton
England
Eddie Marks
New Dolphin
Marks
Dolphin
Greenville boy drowns in Lake Lamont
UPI report says 13 year old Jimmy Barrow of Greenville fell from a boat during a storm on Lake Lamont and is presumed drowned. Cousin J W Barrow, 21, stated the youth went overboard. body not immediately recovered.
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Greenville
UPI
Jimmy Barrow
Lake Lamont
J. W. Barrow
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