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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1961

Page

8

Six Are Appointed To Girls State Posts

Six area girls have been elected to offices in the American Legion Auxiliary Bluebonnet Girls State at the Texas School for the Blind in Austin. The 1961 session hosts 399 attendees, the largest extracurricular program for Texas high school girls. Susan Elizabeth Harden of Odessa is city councilman of City B, sponsored by Auxiliary 430. Joan Campbell of McCamey is councilman of City F, sponsored by Unit 421. Susann Mayrene Newsom is named for City ...

American Legion Auxiliary Bluebonnet Girls State Texas School For the Blind Austin Girls Susan Elizabeth Harden B. L. Harden Odessa Ater Herman A Post 400 Newsom Donna Arlene Russell Rex R. Russell Unit 430 Nanley Martin R. H. Martin McCamey Business and Professional Women’s Club Bettie Straughan Justice of Peace Beta Sigma Phi Xi Veta Kappa Omicron-Omicron

Consolidation Of Tax Offices Delayed For A Year

Midland officials postpone merging city county and school tax offices for at least twelve months to work out details. The plan would place tax facilities into a central office costing about 50 000 dollars. The delay involves local government bodies and reflects a staged approach to public tax administration.

Midland

New Executive Editor Named at Temple Daily Telegram

TEMPLE AP The Temple Daily Telegram announces Larry Ingram as executive editor succeeding William Wilson. Ingram began the role June 12 after returning to Temple from the Denver Post where he served five years as assistant city editor and editorial writer.

Temple Larry Ingram Temple Daily Telegram Frank W. Mayborn Ingram William Wilson Denver Post

Well Blowout Near Monahans Brought Under Control

Monahans staff report a wild well four miles north of town was killed by workers after blowing gas for more than 12 hours when a gas pocket was struck at 2800 feet on Monday. State Highway 18 was closed. No injuries occurred. Drilling resumed at 8 p.m. Monday and continued Tuesday.

Monahans Here Rodman and Noel Oil Corp

Engineer Indicted On Bribery Count

An Austin engineer, Homer Trimble, is indicted for bribery by Winkler County Grand Jury. The charge stems from an April 10 incident in Kermit when he allegedly offered Mayor Burt Stevens and Councilman Joe Merlett 15,000 dollars to steer contracts for the city’s capital improvements. Trimble was arrested in Austin and posted 15,000 dollars bond.

Kermit City Winkler County Grand Jury Homer Trimble Winkler Bill Eddins Eddins Grand Jury Burt Stevens Joe Merlett Trimble Kermit Winkler County Austin

Famine Seen As Possible Result Of Nuclear War

Davis California AP report cites Dr Albert Bellamy emeritus professor of biophysics at UC Los Angeles warning famine could follow any nuclear conflict. He calls for stockpiling food in many locations to cover several months after a nuclear attack.

Davis Calif Atomic Energy Commission Albert Bellamy University of California Los Angeles Bellamy

Drowns In Gravel Pit Near McAllen

AP report rubin rios aged 11 drowned in a gravel pit on Monday while swimming with two companions. Rescue attempts failed as the boys were in the water at the time. Police and lifeguards investigated the mishap and cautioned on water safety near pits.

Mcallen Rubin Rios Monteay

Zeus program on schedule says Elvis Stahr

Secretary of the Army Elvis Stahr states the Nike Zeus project remains on schedule and fully funded at this stage. He expresses optimism about the progress and confidence among all involved in the Zeus development.

EL Paso Elvis Stahr Stahr

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