Israel seeks Soviet contact revival via Eban remarks
Foreign Minister Abba Eban said Israel expects the Soviet Union to resume contacts broken during the 1967 war and that such an initiative would be desirable. He noted Moscow recognizes Israel’s importance and seeks understanding in the Middle East as Romania remains the bloc’s lone entity with full ties. Premier Salam of Lebanon began a three day Jordan visit amid speculation he might mediate between King Hussein’s government and Palestinian guerrillas. Salam met Yasir Arafat for a sitrep on the situation as Cairo talks opened between Sadat and King Faisal. Sources said Faisal briefed Sadat on Nixon talks and Sadat outlined Cairo discussions with Rogers. Leaders aimed for a unified stance, noting Egypt’s militancy versus Saudi caution.
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Associated Press
Soviet Union
Abba Eban
Israel
Saeb Salam
Lebanon
Jordan
Huseei
Salam
Yasir Arafat
Middle East
Cairo
Anwar Sadat
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Sadat
Nixon
Washington
William P. Rogers
Murder trial moves from Dallas to Belton in high profile case
The case against Guzman and Lopez, with Judge Scales moving the murder trial to Belton to avoid publicity, sees prosecutors aided by Bell County and defended by Solon and local attorneys. A Dallas psychiatrist has evaluated Guzman as hearings approach, with limited witness plans and two days expected for the state's case. In related affairs, assets of former officials were confiscated over alleged plots against Sadat, while Gaza reports tallied 50 yearly murders and strikes on Arab women and bus drivers amid fears of violence.
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Lopez
Asst. Dist
Mulder
John J. Solon
Guzman
Don Metcalfe
Florentino Ramirez
Solon
Dallas
Belton
Dist
R.T. Scales
Dalals
Scales
Bell County
Atty
Stanley Kaci
Frank Holbrook
Killeen
Land Bank
Aly Sabry
City groups schedule noon and evening events around town
City Council meets in the council chamber at noon while the Grandview Lions Club gathers at the Branding Iron. Hi-Ncon Optimists convene at Sands Restaurant at noon. Jaycees meet at Farr's on 31st and Andrews Highway at noon. An 8 PM session is planned by American Legion Post 430 at Legion Hall on Eighth and Pueblo.
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Grandview Lions Club
Hi-Ncon Optimists
Sands Restaurant
American Legion Post
Legion Hall
Eighth and Pueblo
Governor Smith vows no tax budget after veto
Governor Smith used a 30 minute telecast to defend vetoing one year of a two year appropriations bill. He argued state spending has surged from 26 to 346 per capita since 1940 and urged a crusade against runaway spending. A special session is planned for 1972 to rewrite the vetoed second year and address welfare funds.
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NBL
USA Securities and Exchange Commission
Smith
Gus Mutscher
Odessa American masthead and rates notice
The Odessa American publishes daily and Sunday from 22 East 4th Street Odessa Texas. Subscriptions are offered in Odessa and Ector County 2.50 per month retail zone 2.00 per month other zones 35 cents weekly mail 25.00 per year 13.00 per month 7.00 per 3 months 2.50 per month. Single copies 16 cents daily and Saturday 25 cents Sunday.
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Odessa
Texas
East 4Th Street
Odessa, Texas
Odessa American
Ector County
El Paso area court and hospital notices summary
County court issued licenses for Chism Fisher McPherson Kelley and Cabrara Moreno. District court filed civil actions: Gonzales v James for damages, Edson v Morris for damages, El Paso Products v Wanda Petroleum for on account. Medical Center Hospital lists admissions June 1 19 births June 19 and discharges through June 20. numerous named patients. City traffic accidents reported across multiple blocks with several injuries and property damage notes.
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Charlies Verdon Chism
Leila Jean Fisher
Richard Carey McPherson
Jeanette McClure Kelley
Carlos Ramos Cabrara
Mary Tavarez Moreno
Dassie Sims Shirley
Shirley Ann Butler
Sandra K. Byrd
District Court
Pedro M. Gonzales
Tom Paul James
L. D
Edson
Roy Morris
el Paso Products
Wanda Petroleum Co
Medical Center Hospital
Thelma Catherine Black
Wilma
Brunifield
Social F. Hardwick
Willie
Mathis
Timothy M. Bickerstatt
Carl H. Fischlein
Fidel Silva
Leticia Marie Baiza
Molly Castillo
Judy Ann Cavender
Shelley Ann Smith
Elma Stake
Cleo T. Sheamake
Maydla_ W son
Cynthia Price
Cheryl Parker
Gwen Phillips
Randolph Gloson
Dean Molintorff
Ross Maria Hamilton
Brenda Parker
Randall LaBruyere
Eula Rage
Joe Tammen
Luz Molinar
Alford Rushing
Olin Ashley
Sandra Chesshir
Swendolyn Rush
Laura Willis
Martha Primera
Mary Clifton
Henry Maples
Roy Williamson
Johnnie Seales
Howard Peacock
Guy Morphew
Lavonia Laving
Debra Lovith
Marion White
Jewet Westmoreland
Alfred Lewis
Kevin Springer
Dvanah Voss
Lula Bell
Billy Landers
Larry Willams
Bobby Henderson
Horace Hounshell
Herman McCune
Richard Rangel
Three Are Treated For Fight Injuries
Three individuals were treated at Medical Center Hospital after weekend brawls. O D Bilbrey, 38, of 3103 Pleasant, sustained head and face lacerations from a scuffle. Edwin D Biddlecome, 28, of Phoenix, Arizona, had chest pain from a fight at a carnival on 42nd Street. Arthur L Phillips, 19, of 711 Prairie, was treated for lacerations on two fingers of his left hand.
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Medical Center Hospital
O. D. Bilbrey
Pleasant
Edwin D. Biddlecome
Phoenix
Ariz
42Nd Street
Arthur L. Phillips
Prairie
Couple Injured In Buggy Accident Near Penwell
A dune buggy crash near Penwell Sunday sent two people to Medical Center Hospital for treatment. Dwight Baker, 25, and Linda Baker, 26, both of 1506 Mesa, were released after treatment for a lacerated right hand and head and nose injuries respectively.
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Penwell
Medical Center Hospital
Dwight Baker
Linda Baker
Mesa
She
Sheriff Tom Green Leader Dies After 66-Year Life
Cecil P. Turner 66 longtime Tom Green County sheriff died Sunday after a heart attack he suffered June 11 in his office. Services pending. Turner born November 24 1904 in Scurry County married 1922 in Abilene. San Angelo resident since 1926. sheriff since 1946, elected seventh term in 1968. survived by Winnie Viola Turner three sons three brothers a sister and four grandchildren. active in Lions Elks Woodmen of the World and National Sheriff Association. former Texas Sheriff Association president 1967. AVA LOU DONAGHEYKERMIT Ava Lou Donaghey 58 of Kermit funeral today First Baptist Church graveside Anson Cemetery Cooper Funeral in charge. Native of Hale Center moved to Kermit five years ago from Odessa. survivors include two sons a daughter mother sister two brothers and six grandchildren.
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Cecil P. Turner
Tom Green County
Clinic
Johnson
Turner
Scurry County
Winnie Viola Franklin
Inbilene
Sheriff's Department
Lions Club
Elks Club
Woodmen of the World
National Sheriff's Association
Sheriff's Association of Texas
Preston B. Turner
Odessa
Tommy C. Turner
Ann Arbor
Mich
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Ava Lou Donaghey Kermit
Ava Lou Donaghey
Kermit
First Baptist Church
Anson
Cooper
Edward Eugene Donaghey
Lubbock
Jane Ellison
Stacie Dean
Charles Dean
Midland
D. O. Gray
Big Spring
R. J. Blackburn
Clute
Gar Wood a pioneer of hydraulic lift and speedboats
Gar Wood created the first hydraulic lift for dump trucks and used the revenue to back racing boats and the Chris-Craft company. He helped design PT boats in World War II and died at 90 in Victoria Hospital. He also built an electric car in 1960 and raced internationally, earning fame and wealth.
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Gar Wood
Navy
Victoria Hospital
Long Agoas
MacArthur Causeway
Biscayne Bay
Garfield Arthur Wood
Chris-Craft Boat Manufacturing Company
Detroit Yacht Club
Truck Pusher Dies At Age 6
Hobart Albert Tuck 61 of 1012 West Clifford died Sunday in Medical Center Hospital after a short illness. Funeral rites set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Hubbard Kelly Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Odessa Cemetery. He was born March 6, 1910 in Collinsville and married Dorothy Louise Thomas March 21, 1940 in Longview. Survivors include daughter Gail Wolf of Duncanville and three sons Thomas of Phoenix, Ronald of El Toro, and Donel of 1012 West Clifford. He came to Odessa from Illinois in 1944.
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Lwest Clifford
Medical Center Hospital
Hubbard-Kelly
Buriial
Odessa
Whitfield Construction Co
Collinsville
Dorothy Louise Thomas
Longview
Tuck
Illinios
Gail Wolf
Duncanville
Thomas
Phoenix, Ariz
Ronald
el Toro
Calif
Donel Tuck
West Cliford
Tornado Hits Apache Trailer Park North of Baytown
A Sunday tornado ripped through the Apache Trailer Park on Farm Road 1492 north of Baytown, destroying seven trailers and injuring 10 people. One person was seriously hurt, Murl Ling, 19, suffered severe facial cuts and was hospitalized. A funnel cloud was seen about 30 minutes earlier near Baytown, with another near Friendswood not reaching ground. Weather today in Texas: light winds, highs 83 to 88, scattered thundershowers across Northwest and South Central Texas and along the coast.
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Texas Electric Co
Apache
Baytown
Murl Ling
Gulf Coast Hospital
Reggie Harper
Texas Department of Public Safety
Friendswood
Harper
Texas
Panhandle
West Texas
Major Arrested In Huge Theft At Travis AFB
Air Force major Lewis H. Ellison Jr. of Glen Ridge New Jersey is under arrest on charges of larceny exceeding 150000 dollars in electronic equipment removed from Vietnam bound helicopters being shipped while he flew to the war zone. He faces seven thefts tied to helicopters during March and April.
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Traiis Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Lewis H. Ellison, Jr
Glen Ridges
N.J
Ellison
Summer Happening Advisers Are Named
The advisory board for Summer Happening 71 is announced by Ronald E. Pokorney. Members include Mayor Jimmie Reese, City Manager Ronald Neighbors, County Judge Mike Barney, Parks Director Jerry Tschauner, Dr. Phil Speegle of Odessa College, Dave Sanford, W. M. Holm, and Q. B. McMahon. A leadership meeting is set for Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. in the Fine Arts auditorium at Odessa College.
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A. C. Wilson
Patterson
Leslie Riggs
Tillman Riggs
Westwood
Joe Bizzel
C. O. Bizzel
Fargo
Phil Speegle
Summer Happening
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Jimie Reese
Ronald
Mike Barney
Jerry Tschauner
Ector County
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the Family Ymca
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Ector County Independent Schools
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