Supreme Court hearing on newspapers case stalls
The Supreme Court heard the newspapers case Saturday and recessed with no decision. Justices will reconvene at 10 a.m. EDT Monday, the same time Ellsberg is set to surrender. Nelson noted a legal link between Ellsberg and the newspaper case, while Boudin cited three surrender reasons: magistrate, judge, and bail considerations.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Ellsberg
Nelson
Supreme Court
Boudin
Convention Delegates Head to National Education Association Meet
Mrs John Duncan a primary teacher at Ireland Elementary School and Howard Butler personnel director for Ector County Independent School District are delegates to the 109th annual National Education Association convention June 26 to July 2 in Detroit They will join the Texas State Teachers Association delegation.
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John Duncan
Ireland
Howard Butler
Ector County Independent
National Education Association
Detroit
Texas State Teachers Association
Couple Plans 2 Year Stint In Peace Corps
Dennis and Angela Brown of San Antonio plan a two year Peace Corps assignment in Mato Grosso Brazil. He will train as county agricultural extension agent while she works in home economics nutrition and child care setting up 4 H clubs. They graduate from Sul Ross with degrees in history and government.
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Alpine
Dennis Brown
Angela
Mato Grosso
Brazil
Brown
Sul Ross State University
Sul Ross
John Marshall High School
San Antonio
Did Military Escalation Push Laos Cambodia War Plans
The Knight dispatch outlines U S and allied actions in Laos and Cambodia from 1966 to 1967 including covert and bombings, brief incursions by South Vietnamese forces, and discussions of expanding operations into Laos and North Vietnam. It notes opposition by civilians and concerns about provoking China or the Soviet Union, as well as Truman and Johnson policy statements and the Domino Principle concept.
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William Westmoreland
Laos
Cambodia
U.S
Shining Brass
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Johnson
Knight
Westmoreland
Earle G. Wheeler
North Vietnam
John McNaughton
Red China
United States
Soviet Union
Knights Dispatch
CIA
Japanese Go To Polls Today
Tokyo AP Japan voters select 126 deputies for the 252 seat upper house with polls predicting the Liberal Democratic party will widen its majority. Communists and Democratic Socialists gain seats while the main opposition Socialist party may stay the same or fall back. The election tests a pro Western government’s appeal and shapes a crucial decade. Campaign issues include Okinawa relations with the United States and taxes. turnout and counts show 71.6 million eligible. 50 national seats and 76 local seats in play. Multiple parties compete as Sato plans a cabinet reshuffle and will not seek re election next year as party president.
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Tokyo
Japan
Kisakuto
Liberal-Democratic Party
Democratic Socialists
Socialist Party
House of Councillors
Sato
Okinawa
China
United States
Liberal-Democrats
Socialists
Komeito, Or
Clean Government Party
Communists
Independents
Swim Lessons Offered By Ector Schools
Ector County Independent School District will offer swimming and diving lessons beginning Monday at Odessa High and Permian High School pools. The second of three summer sessions runs through July 16 with a $5 per-session fee. Ages four and up may register. Advanced classes run 8 to 8:45 a.m., three beginner sessions 8:45 to 11:15 a.m., and 11:15 a.m. to noon for intermediate. Permian hosts diving with options 8:45 to 9:30 a.m. or 10:30 to 11:15 a.m. Beginnings alternate 9:30 to 10:15 a.m. or 11:15 to 12 noon. Women’s swimming 9:30 to 10:15 a.m. at Permian and 2 to 3 p.m. at Odessa High. Children’s beginners 3 to 4 p.m. at Odessa High. Due to demand, advanced gymnastics lessons move to Permian High School’s old girls’ gym at 2 p.m. Monday.
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Ector County Independent School
Odessa
Permian
Permian High Pool
Odessa High
Bob Clark
Ector County
Drug addict seeks respect during withdrawal ordeal
The subject, a former heroin user, describes withdrawal symptoms and self surrender after running out of supply. He says the war’s end leaves only details and harassment, notes a crackdown pushing addicts toward church, and recalls previous heroin withdrawals including a plane trip home on leave.
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Ralph
Odessa American publication and subscription rates listing
The Odessa American at 222 East 4th Street Odessa Texas publishes daily and Sunday. Subscription rates include home delivery in Chessau and Ector County at 2.56 per month, retail trading zone 2.09 per month, all other zones 0.35 per week, mail 27.50 per year, 13.00 six months, 7.00 three months, 2.50 per month, and single copies 10 cents daily and Saturday, 25 cents Sunday.
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Odessa
Texas
East 4Th Street
Odessa American
Chessau
Ector County
Anger Greets Hughes At Addict Centers in New York
Senators Harold E. Hughes and Jacob K. Javits toured narcotics rehabilitation projects in the Bronx and Harlem hearing stories from veterans and addicts. Hughes pledged hearings on heroin maintenance while criticizing funding fights among rehab groups. Veterans from Vietnam and service members described long addiction histories and doubts about post tour treatment efficacy.
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New York
Harold E. Hughes
Jacob K. Javits
Bronx
Harlem
Hughes
Iowa
Senate
Washington
Sera Ienter
Arnold Valeria
Vietnam
Valeria
Air Force
Ramone Marrero
Javits
South Bronx
New York Republican
United States
Named To Honor Roll at Harding College
SEARCY Ark with a straight A average Anita Loraine Price daughter of Mr and Mrs Berry Mansell 3722 Amherst in Odessa is among 298 students named to the spring semester dean's list at Harding College She is a June graduate of the Church of Christ operated college with a BA in elementary education and is married to Darrell Price of Seminole
Justices hear Pentagon Papers case on danger test
The Supreme Court heard arguments from the Times and the Post on whether publication of Pentagon Papers could be a mortal danger to U S security. Bickel and Glendon challenged the governments claim of immediate harm and urged preservation of free press rights amid secret top secret files.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Bickel
William R. Glendon
Pentagon
Bickel
Yale
the Times
Glendon
The
Post
Griswold
Federal Appeals Court
New York City
Times
John M. Harlan
Harry A. Blackmun
United States
Middle East
Potter Stewart
Harvard Law School
Vietnam
Local Woman's Rites Pending in New Jersey
Mrs. Molly Bruckner 50 of 3544 Boulder dies in St. Francis Hospital Chicago after long illness. Retired Wilson Junior College teacher, Odessa resident last year, WWII veteran. Funeral arrangements pending at Rix Funeral Home. Survivors include three sons Harry Randy Phillip and a daughter Dora, and her father H W Acreman of Dallas.
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Molly Bruckner
Boulder
St. Francis Hospital
Chicago
Bruckner
Wilson Junior College
Odessa
Rix Funeral Home
Harry
Randy
Phillip Bruckner
Dora Bruckner
H. W. Acreman
Dallas
Big Victim's Rites Stated
Funeral rites for Harold El gar Lasgone a derrick man for Pool Co will be at 2 p m Monday in the Paul A Rix Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Sunset Memorial Gardens. He died after an 80 foot fall from an oil rig near Concord and Bookins. Survivors include his wife Betty his parents Mr and Mrs Bill Lasgone of Midland a brother and seven sisters and a number of nieces and nephews.
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Harold Elgar Lasgone
West 47Th
Pool Co
West 42Nd
Paul A. Rix
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Medical Center Hospital
Concord and
Bookins
Betty
Bill Lasgone
Marianna
Midland
Niler Humphries
Monroe
Alfie Lasgonel
Zachary
E. L. Lasgone
Baton Rouge
Lonnie Coleman
Dale Antee
East 13Th
Odessa
Bill Carr
Metrolpolis
Ill
John James
Sam Bath
Funeral Services for Garry Thomason Boy
Funeral services are set for Garry Wayne Thomason two year old son of Mr and Mrs Gar Wayne Thomason at 3 p m today at First Baptist Church Wink with burial in Kermit Cemetery. Cooper Funeral Home in charge. He drowned Saturday about 7 30 p m in three feet of water in a pool at Casa Permian Apartments after wandering from the fenced patio. Born May 1 1969 in La Mirada California he lived in Odessa eight months and was a former Kermit resident. Survivors include his parents a brother David D of the home his grandparents Mr and Mrs Ellis W Thomason of Monahans and Mr and Mrs Dave Moody of Bellflower California his great grandmother Mrs Grace Tidwell of Wink and Mrs Grace Worth of Lynwood California.
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Garry Wayne Thomason
Gar
Wayne Thomason
Nort Grandview
First Baptist Church
Wink
Kermit Cemetery
Cooper Funeral Home
Casa Permian
la Mirada
Calif
Thomassons
Odessa
Kermit
David D
Ellis W. Thomason
Monahans
Dave Moody
Bell Flower
Grace Tidwell
Grace Worth
Lynwood Alif
Woman Dies in Monahans Rites Pending
Mrs Virginia Samuel 57 of 420 Snyder Monahans died 10 p m Saturday at Medical Center Hospital after a week in care. Survived by husband Coleman Samuel. Funeral arrangements pending at Rix Funeral Home Monahans. Gracie Vianna Moore 80 of Monahans died Saturday at Ward Memorial Hospital after two months illness. Burial Brady Cemetery. Local arrangements Hammond Funeral Home. Mrs Moore survived by daughter Mrs Weldon Armstrong Monahans, son Leslie F Moore Tucson Ariz, sister Mrs Nora Stanford San Antonio, four grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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Virginia Samuel
Snyder
Medical Center Hospital
Coleman Samuel
Rix Funeral Home
Monahans
Gracie Vianna Moore
Ward Memorial Hospital
Brady
Brady Cemetery
Hammond Funeral Home
Weldon Armstrong
Leslie F. ‘Moore
Tucson
Ariz
Nora Stanford
San Antonio
Labor Union Candidates Visit Odessa Meeting
President and Secretary treasurer candidates of the Texas AFL-CIO will speak at the Odessa Central Labor Union meeting at 7 30 p m in Plumbers Hall. Campaigns for president list Roy R Evans and Harold Tate with Harold Tate as educational director. Secretary treasurer nominees include Sherman Fricks and Harry Hubbard plus L G Moore may run. AFL-CIO officials plan Midland visits as part of the tour.
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Texas Afl-Cio
Odessa Central Labor Union
Plumbers Hall
Organized Labor
Dallas
Roy R. Evans
Austin
Harold Tate
Sherman Fricks
Housston
Harry Hubbard
L. G. Moore
International Union of Operating Engineers of
Deer Park
Afl-Cio
Midland
Three Die In Car Truck Crash Near Hearne Texas
Three people died when a car and a truck collided on a Brazos River bridge on US 79 near Hearne Texas. Victims were Pascal Montez 21 Samuel Bustellos Jr 22 and Frank Bernal 22 all residents of Bryan. Trucker Raul Pena of Bryan escaped injury.
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Hearne
Tex
Little Brazos River
U.S. 79
Here
Pascal Montez
Samuel Bustellos Jr
Frank Bernal
Bryan
Raul Pena
Ector County Commissioner Court and local group meetings
The schedule lists a 10 AM Ector County Commissioner Court at the Ector County Courthouse, a noon Odessa Kiwanis event at Inn of the Golden West Ballroom, a noon Chaparral Toastmasters at Sands Restaurant, and a 7:30 PM CAP Group XVI Squadrons meeting at CAP Headquarters Building in Ector County Algeport.
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Ector County Commissioner Court
Ector County
Odessa
CAP Group XVI
CAP Hdgers. Bldg
Ector County Algeport
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My Baye
Pension Plans Group
Disability Life
Zales Jewelers
Spea
Camboia
Ae US
the Knight Dispatch
Truman
National Security Council
Indochina
Rusk
Hanoi
Chesiter Ronning
Downtown
Std & Grant
Great Oil Basin Center
Ector Schools
Sbicca Socialite
Cobbies
Shoe Box
Bankamericard
Circulation Department
Anger
Mary Owen
Mary Wheeler Owen
Roanoke
Stamford
Mohanans
St. John’s Methodist Church
Highland Cemetery
Methodist Church
Royal Neighbors
Woodmen of the World
Pete Owen
Monahanss
Alta Gainer
Hemmet
Marvin Owen l
Rudolph Owen
Houston
Naomi Anna Berry
Newnie W. Ellis
Midland Memorial Hospital
Mrs
Nellie Cook
Pecos
M. H. McKinney
Mangum Funeral Home
Center
Fairview
Rolfe
Lloyd
Los Gatos
Gene
Saudi Arabia
Chaparral Toastmasters
Sands Restaurant
Optimist Club
Branding Iron
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