Kennedy Symington Attend Montana Democratic Meet
Senators Kennedy and Symington attend the Helena state convention as North Dakota voters head to a crucial Senate election. Rockefeller refuses to sign a Nixon pledge, while Williams accuses Johnson of pressuring for a Kennedy blocking tactic. Sanford defeats Lake in North Carolina Democratic governor race signaling moderates’ rise.
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Addison Facing Hearing Today
UPI reports Addison, promoter John Milton Addison, arrested in Dallas on a $300 theft charge tied to stolen securities. Three San Antonio bondsmen withdrew from his original bond as Golden Colorado authorities filed the complaint and Dallas sheriffs relayed it by telegraph. Addison was released on a writ of habeas corpus and said he hopes to arrange bond today claiming the charges are unfounded and that he was acquitted last December.
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UPI
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John Milton Addison Armer
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Jlact Wool
Golden
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Dallas
Wees Eee
Stoneleigh
Decker
Midair
Odessa Heights Lions Club to hear Raymond Van Zandt
Odessa Heights Lions Club will hear Raymond Van Zandt assistant to the pastor of the Highland Methodist Church, according to program chairman John Colwell.
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Odessa Heights Lions Club
Raymond van Zandt
Highland Methodist Church
John Colwell
Last Rites Set At San Angelo
Funeral services for M. D. Lankford 88 a resident since 1938 will be Tuesday at 3 p m at West Side Baptist Church with burial in Fairmount Cemetery Lankford a retired farmer born Sept 16 1871 in Royston Ga married Lilie May Creeks March 5 1906 at Anson the couple reared 11 children seven living Survivors include one son Earl B Lankford of Monahans
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Shannon Hospital
West Side Baptist Church
Fairmount
Lankford
Royston
Lilie May Creeks
Anson
Comanche
Brady and
Ballinger
Monahans
Bank Official Quits at Fort Davis Bank
Don Lovett, executive vice-president of First State Bank Fort Davis, resigns and is replaced temporarily by cashier Mrs Sp R Carlton. Lovett served 28 months with the bank and did not disclose future plans.
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Don Lovett
First State Bank
Sp. R. Carlton
Lovett
Victim's Rites Set In Kermit
Funeral services for Howard N. Foster 60 were held at First Baptist Church with burial at Kermit Cemetery under Maples Funeral Home. Foster, a 16 year resident, died Friday when his car overturned after running out of control near State Highways 302 and 115, possibly after a heart attack. He worked for Dalton Rambo Trucking Co. and was born September 18, 1899 in Oklahoma. Survived by wife Minnie, one son Howard Nelson Foster Jr., a brother, three sisters and five grandchildren.
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Dalton Rambo Trucking Co
Orla
Oklahoma
Minnie
Kermit
Howard Nelson Foster Jr
California
Girl Slightly Hurt In Mishap Near Grandfalls
Jeri Lewis, 18, was treated and released at Medical Center Hospital for minor injuries after a car she drove overturned near the gate to Imperial Reservoir south of Mona Hans. She and two 19 year old passengers were unhurt beyond her cuts and bruises.
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North Jackson
Medical Center Hospital
Monahans
D. D. Lewis
Eisenhower
Imperial Reservoir
Grandfalls
Miss Lewis
Rancher ropes bear and gifts it to zoo in OK
Kenneth Grimes sighted a bear on his ranch in Ada Oklahoma. With his fast horse he roped the animal. The bear spent several days as the sole occupant in a jail cell before becoming a gift to the Oklahoma City zoo.
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Kenneth Grimes
Oklahoma City Zoo
Carrier Oriskany sails for seven month Western Pacific cruise
The aircraft carrier Oriskany with nine sailors and one Marine from Odessa and nearby Permian Basin cities left California for a seven month Western Pacific deployment with the US Seventh Fleet. Ports include Japan, the Philippines, Hong Kong, and Formosa. Return is planned for December. Odessa crew members include Robert E. Taylor and Lance Cpl. William B. Worley, plus Crane sailors Robert E. Pearce and James C. Collins. Other area sailors listed hail from Texan and New Mexico towns such as Denver City, Brownfield, Eunice, Hobbs, and Lovington.
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Permian Basin
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Western Pacific
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Japan
Philippines
Hong Kong
Formosa
Robert E. Taylor
Seaman
W. H. Taylor
Marine Corps Lance
William B. Worley
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Robert E. Pearce
W. W. Pearce
James C. Collins
Herman M. Siegenthaler
Hobbs
Kinard L. Drewery
Electrician's Mate
Virgil K. C. ‘Drewery
Lovington
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Funeral Rites Set Today For Mrs. W. E. Simmons
Funeral services for Mrs. W E Simmons 79 mother of Mrs Roy De Busk of Hobbs NM were held today at 3 pm in Tohoka Stanley Funeral Home. Burial was planned at O Donnell Cemetery in O Donnell. She died Sunday at Terry County Hospital after living with her daughter in Brownfield. She was born November 7 1880 and had previously lived in O Donnell.
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W. E. Simmons
Roy DeBusk
Hobbs
N. M
Tohoka
Stanley Funeral Home
O'Donnell
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