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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1961
Page
2
New York reports that thermostats are part of a growing family of automatic controls aiding homes and industries. Leeds and Northrup Co asserts computer control advances industrial evolution, with its systems regulating power distribution in over 90 percent of national interconnected grids.
Dallas based publisher Eugene C. Pulliam charged at the Texas Press Association convention that President Kennedy has a dictator complex and is steering the nation toward Washington driven control of federal, state, and local systems. He cited Cuba, Laos, and Korea as three foreign policy blunders damaging U S prestige and warned the bureaucracy poses a greater threat than communism.
Robert A. Whitney describes a marketing audit system built from 1 200 executives ideas, blending market analysis with an integrated review of planning directing coordinating and controlling. The wheel model targets 10 fields per company with 30 60 and 90 day reports and clear accountability for implementation.
Funeral services were held at First Methodist Church in Pecos for Ira Ralph Titus a 70 year old native who died after arriving at St Marys Hospital Lubbock. Titus a retired civil engineer lived in Pecos for 30 years. He is survived by his wife two sons three daughters two brothers a sister and 13 grandchildren.
Florida officials extend a three week probe into a prostitution pornography ring tied to a nudist camp a Tampa motel and a modeling agency. Four men remain free on bond as 100 plus models mostly teens were questioned and 30 subpoenaed. The case involves alleged intimidation of two teenage girls into prostitution and blackmail.
Weekend vandals smashed a light fixture at Bills Sears Super Market located at 1107 East 42nd. Employee Bill Childress said the replacement would cost about 3.50 dollars.
A medical briefing explains that babies with cleft lip or palate can grow normally but face two hurdles: lip appearance and speech development. Early lip repair, possible palate surgery later, dental care, and appliances aid function. Guidance emphasizes understanding and gradual education for affected children.
A reader with calf pain after decades of bowling asks if they should quit the sport. Reply urges changing form to prevent injury, and notes pain may recur with continued bowling.
The Midland Council for Retarded Children will hold its monthly meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Parish Hall of St. Nicholas Episcopal Church. Dr Milton J Loring of Midland Memorial Hospital will speak on Visual Problems of the Mentally Retarded after a report meeting. a social hour follows.
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