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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1968

Page

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Odessa Cleared In State Liquor Board Inquiry

A Texas Attorney General report found no evidence of wrongdoing in Odessa amid a broader TLCB probe. It notes no gambling or prostitution at the Inn of the Golden West and cites limited Roden-led store activity over seven years. Neel called the inquiry objective and said TLCB benefits from its recommendations.

Odessa W. D. Noel TLCB Golden West Golden Rooster Club Inn of the Golden West State Attorney General’s Office Tom Pinkie) Rodett Texas Liquor Control Board Administration Mr. Roden City of Impact Noel Roden Lincoln Hotel Noe Neel Texas Attorney General’s Office Department of Public Safety Nora White

All Hands Lost North Koreans Say Ship Sunk

North Korea claimed a spy ship was sunk with all hands after being attacked by North Korean patrol boats in the Yellow Sea near Yunpyung Island and Boopo. The report cited the Korean Central News Agency and noted no independent confirmation and no U.S. vessel loss.

Tokyo North Korea U.S Yellow Sea Pyongyang Korean Central News Agency Jast Pueblo Pentagon Washington Korea Phil G.f. Goulding Defense Secretary People’s Army Yunpyung Island Dispatch United States Yunpyang Yellow Boopo Pukpo Haeyu

France vote to set new National Assembly amid unrest

Paris awaits a two round election as France seeks political stability after student riots and strikes. De Gaulle warns of danger if his followers fail to secure a majority. Communists and left groups criticize the government for unrest and ineffective handling. Polls show modest shifts, with de Gaulle’s influence central.

Paris France National Assembly de Gaulle Democratic and Socialist Left Socialist Party Het

Troops Shift To Perimeter Of Saigon Amid Offensive

US forces rerouted from rural areas to strengthen Saigon defenses amid ongoing shelling and street fighting. U.S. commanders confirm troop redeployments while Viet Cong increase divisions around the capital and plan a possible July offensive. Air strikes with B52 bombers widen the assault against suspected enemy concentrations.

LMC Saigon France U.S. 101St Arseas Hamy Sar Inoi Paris U.S

TLCB Probe Cites Ex Boss In Broad Mismanagement Report

A 43 page Texas Liquor Control Board inquiry found no direct criminal indictments but cited irregularities, favoritism, and poor administration under former administrator Coke Stevenson Jr. Investigators noted lack of dedication at the top and communications breakdown with field staff, amid external pressure from the alcoholic beverage industry. Odessa officials praised the report and called for further probes.

Texas Attorney General’s Office Texas Liquor Control Board Odessa TLCB Gayle Noll Coke Stevenson Jr Ing Te Noel Odessan LCB Stevenson William L. Ferguson John Crank

West Texas Weather Outlook for Monday

U S Weather Bureau Midland Odessa expects hot sunny to partly cloudy skies across West Texas through today and Monday with a slight 15 percent chance of showers late Monday afternoon and a light thunder threat from a high pressure system. Saturday highs reached around 90s while some areas hit near 103 with scattered rainfall totals across the state.

Ausulemaly U. S Satur Temple Satur Wrandown Rio Grande Valley Louisianas Lufkin Presidio el Paso Alvin Galveston Cleveland College Station Laredo

Brazilian police arrest 200 in Brasilia student clash

In Brasilia police bottled up about 500 demonstrators in the parliament building and arrested 200. Two students were slightly injured in a battle with police. General Portela told protesters they could go home, but they refused without guarantees of no arrests and release of detainees. In Rio de Janeiro, after three days of student violence last week that left one police officer dead and more than 1,000 arrests, student leaders met privately to plan new actions.

Rio DE Janeiro Brasilia Jayme Portela Rio

Vietnam War Tet Offensive Reaches Saigon Embassy

The Tet Offensive brings fighting to Saigon’s heart as Viet Cong and North Vietnamese guerrillas invade the U S Embassy. Amid terror and bombings, reports describe disruptions to daily life and lingering fear across the three million residents.

Bey M. pAbEnes Ancy D. Higgins R . A Elie Yetg Nancy Saigon South Stread Vietnam U.S

Higgins Couple Celebrates First Anniversary

A Rahway New Jersey couple marked their first anniversary. Tommy Higgins writes loving words to Nancy D Higgins at 2158 Oliver Street. He reflects on a joyous year together and expresses deep affection.

Nancy D. Higgins Oliver Ut Rahway N.J Tommy Inietnam

The Quipster at Playful Advice Column

A witty quip notes that a girl should not chase a man unless he is fleeing, offering light moral counsel in a humorous tone. The line emphasizes independence and confidence, framing pursuit as unnecessary when a partner shows unwillingness.

Poor People Steer Course For Trouble

Washington AP Leaders of the Poor People's Campaign maintained their presence at Resurrection City as a Park Service permit to camp there expires Sunday night. Rev Ralph David Abernathy said the campaign would not leave and that lawmakers plan quick action to remove them. Chief Crow Flies High, a Mandan, presented a title claim saying the land was stolen but never relinquished by Indians.

Washington Resurrection City Ralph David Abernathy National Park Service Abernathy Southern Christian Leadership Conference Monay Capitol Hall House George Crow Flies High North Dakota Chief Crow Flies High

Tax Bite Won’t Be Severe If Lyndon Signs Bull, Report Says

Reporter claims a tax bite will be mild if President Lyndon B Johnson signs the bull into law, noting he is most likely to do so. The item appears on page 9-A of the Odessa American.

Lyndon Odessa College Gail Sykes Durham N. C

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