Quotations From UPI Report On Havana Rant And Flynn Suit
United Press International quotes a Havana radio calling Eisenhower a putrid decadent democracy and a golf loving dictator type. Beverly Radland sues Errol Flynn estate for 5 million over sex scandal claims. Anne Lupoli confesses to fatally shooting her husband Joseph. Lu ben Vichey says city ordnance for an African fire dancer cannot be met without fireproof brassieres.
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Havana
Cuba
Eisenhower
United States
Ins
Caesar Attila Nero Caligula Eisenhower
New York
Beverly Radland
Errol Flynn
Miss Radland
Luben Vichey
Skin Diver May Break World Endurance Record
PORT ARTHUR AP A research chemist aims to break the skin diving endurance record in a 12 100 ft tank as Ben Thornton, 2, enters the water at 6 09 p m Friday and seeks a 100 hour plus feat. He plans to surpass Jane Balda sare of Florida who set 100 hours 3 minutes last January while Thornton eats drinks and sleeps underwater.
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Port Arthur
Ben Thornton
Jane Baldasare
Florida
Thornton
Larger Draft Call Issued
The Army issued a call for 3,000 draftees in September, 1,000 more than August and the largest monthly draft since last December. The total called since the Korean War began rises to 2,347,990 men.
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Washington
UPI
Army
Sepember
Tim Army
Two Vandalism Cases Reported in Odessa
Odessa police investigated two vandalism reports. Nion Gay C Glover’s windshield was broken while parked at his residence on Winchester. Leon Long’s windshield was broken while parked at his home on South Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Nion- Gay
C. & Glover
Winchester
Leon Long
South Lincoln
Two Odessa Teens Admit Burglary of Coin Machines
Two Odessa youths were charged with burglary of two coin operated machines after admitting their roles. Floyd Monroe Baker and Gilbert McPherson signed statements and released on own recognizance. Juveniles were released to parents after counseling. Losses: about two dollars from each vending machine at Casey's Drive In and Fina Service Station on Grant Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Justice of the Peace L. A
Slim) Stewart
Mike Berry
Floyd Monroe Baker
Clifford
Gilbert McPherson
South Washington
Baker
McPherson
James Johnson
Casey’s
South Grant
Fina
Casey's
Two Burglaries Reported Here
Police investigate two burglaries Monday at local businesses. Gay Paree at 207 Electric lost beer and change from a cigarette and a juke box after a window was broken. Caseys Drive In at 3103 Andrews Highway reported missing beer and change from a jukebox after an air conditioner was pulled from the wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Paree
iCasey
Andrews Highway
Poston Jr. Held on County Desertion Charge
Samuel Poston Jr. 43 of 1701 West Second, listed as Lymn Mote, was jailed in Ec tor County on a Montague County child desertion charge. Deputies arrested him Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Poston Jr
West Second
Ector County
Montague County
Poston
Coexistence Criticisms Hit by Baptists at World Alliance
U S and Brazilian Baptists urged the Baptist World Alliance to renounce peaceful coexistence talks with a Soviet delegation led by Zhidkov and Karev accusing them of Soviet propaganda. The Soviets denied the charge as outgoing president Adams praised Russian Baptists. Supporters doubted the petition would prevail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
U.S
Baptist World Alliance
Jackov Zhidkov
Alexander Karev
Churches of the Free World
Alliance
Theodore F. Adams
Richmond
Adams
Soviet Union
Assault Trial Postponed Here
Luther Wesley Tucker, 30, charged with assault with intent to murder, had his trial postponed Monday at the request of defense attorney Murray Howze of Monahans who argued he is scheduled to try another case outside the county. Tucker was to face jurors in the first district court for the May beating of Odessa patrolman Roy Aldridge as the jury panel was dismissed by Judge C. V. Milburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Wesley Tucker
Murray Howze
Monahans
Tucker
Anther
Odessa
Roy Aldridge
C. V. Milburn
Brothers Hurt In Crash Here
Two Odessa boys were injured, neither seriously, when their motorscooter struck the rear of a Coca Cola Bowling Co pickup at West Seventh and Lasseter. Dilford Ray Hinton, 12, was in satisfactory condition at Medical Center Hospital with a broken ker an, and Clyde Richard Hinton, 7, was treated for facial lacerations and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
West Seventh
Lasseter
Medical Center Hospital
Dilford Ray Himson
C. A. Hinton
Clyde Richard Hinton
Coca-Cola Bowling
Ector Okays Paving Work on West 16th and Murphey
Ector County Commissioners approved a two and a half mile paving project on West 16th Street at an estimated $60,000. They also awarded a contract to Parker Construction Co. for three quarters of a mile on West Murphy from Farm-to-Market Road 1936 at $12,223.
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Ector County Commissioners
West 16Th Street
Parker Construction Co. l
West Murphy West
Marriage Licenses and Court Actions Noted
Marriage licenses issued include Donald King and Carolyn Cloud and Milton Brumley and Anna Hooper. Criminal charges filed against Conrad Voorhies for aggravated assault. Civil cases include Federal Credit Union vs Clarence Hollis and others. Divorce suit Mary Kennedy vs Weldon Kennedy filed. Medical Center Hospital lists numerous patients admitted and discharged in June. City traffic incidents noted with damages. County court discusses road project on West Murphy Street, aid for Otto’s Boy's Ranch, potential hospital raises, and travel expenses for officials. bids sought for county air conditioning system.
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Donald King
Carolyn Cloud
Milton Brumley
Anna Hooper
Conrad Voorhies
Mazperasus
Federal Credit Union
Clarence Hollis
Magperasus Federal Credit Union
Hb. G. Gardner
Jones Brothers Dirt
John Musick
District Court
Mary Kennedy
Weldon Kennedy
Medical Center Hospital
Fermando Sanches
Joe MM. Suarez
Frederick E. Simpson
Mirs. R. GB. Clathorn
Santiago Banuelos
Sidney F. Nelson
Clea Dugger
Harold Lester Elis
Warmer Alexander Tankersley
Roland Bell
Glenn LK Rhea
Glenda Joyce
Baucum
James H. Aycuck
Pate W. Brunt
Robert O. "White
Eddie C. Hearne
Merman L. French
Milburn
Donald Ray Linn
Cherry Louise Haskin
Richant Anthony Barnett
Jimms Wimberley
L. D. Byrd Jr
E. C. Manwell
Edward O. Engebretson
Ida Avila
John Nathan Deaton
Lee Vors Dick
Glenda Joyce Baucum
Tom Henry Prentice
E. C. Maxwell Cherry
Louie Haskin
Alan Franklin Box
Claude Leonard MacGiff
Virginia Ann McGnff
Johnny J.wagner
Preston Leroy Pope
Nella Hernandez
Paul Eldon Lamm
L. W. Bartley
Edna Ladvlie Humphrey
Fred O. Tucker
Howard M. Ford
Kyle Henry Gray
Albert Oliver
Mablelee Prince
Jessie Allen Lee
Jennye Estele Exman
John BR. Roberts Jr
Virgil N. Wordes
Ced Henry
Hutherto N. Bolding
Hershel Conley
W. DD. McDonald
William Murray Giller
Richard Frank Vogtino
Michard Anthony Darnett
Linda Primera
Pattie
Cleo ML Durer
Tom Green
Boyd L. Thiebaud
East
Robert Earl Bourland
Jesse LaVem Collier
Harvey Wayne Miles
Dale C. Stone
John B. Winn
Carol Lee Garrett
Jerry Harold Broseh
Darvel Edward Hutchins
Haymond C. Chancellor
Bennie Gayle Ray
Bobby Dale Allison
Alvin Milton Mayer
Milford Lewis Princard
Patsy Spencer
Melvin H. Wall
T. Harold McLemore
Garth Christine Wilson
Mary, Densman
Ethel Marie Ecktoff
Lloyd S. Smith
Harold Lester Ellis
A. L. Cararth
Alva L. Shornwell
Jimmy Wimberley
Dick Woolf
Michael Ray Chancellor
Geraldine Lioyd
Charles Johrson
Ocle S. Speed
Eddie R. Mitchell
Allen Dale Lynn
Ida Aviila
Mary Juanita Ranch
Bil W. Lowe
James W. Thompson
Dudley Lee Ethadee
Wilburn E. Garner
C. CG DeHay
Warner A. Tankersley
Lads Mantel Mancha
Donald Dean Carson
George Vernon A Appleton
Joe MM. Suarex
Katie Lee Gray
James aArcock
Henry D. Lawrence
Violet D. Daniels
Jesse Abed
Leon H. Amerperry
Baby
Walton D. Autre
Eloy A. Prado
Dan G. Ennel
Jerm
B. Bixzys
Lonnie McKinmrey
Babs
C.B. Martin
and Mires Dale C. Storie
Midland
Jay, Sibus
Funeral Service Set In Beaumont For Dr Johan Yost
Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Brassard Mortuary Chapel Beaumont for Dr Johan S Yost a retired veterinarian who lived in Beaumont the past six years He is survived by his wife Bertha two sons Randolph Yost of Tulsa and Russell Yost of Midland a brother H C Yost of Beausimon
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Brassard Mortuary Chapel
Beaumont
Johan S. Yost
Yost
Bertha
Randolph Yost
Tulsa
Russell Yost
Midland
Williamson Well Service Company
H. C. Yost
Beausimon
GOP Nominee To Speak Here
Ford Chapman of Pecos, Republican candidate for Congress, will address an Ector County Republican Women's Club meeting at 8 p.m. Thursday in the National Bank of Odessa. He will face incumbent J. T. Rutherford and Dorothy Wyvell in the November 8 general election. Also attending will be Katy Heck, Midland Republican district committeewoman, and Jary Johnson of Odessa, temporary club chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Chapman
Pecos
Congress
Ector County
Repubican Women's Club
National Bank of
Odessa
East Eighth
Echo
Chapman
J. T. Rutherford
Dorothy Wyvell
Midland
Constitution Party
Katy Heck
Jary Johnson
Republican Women’s Club
Lawmen Probe Four Theft Cases In Odessa Area
Police and sheriffs deputies investigated five theft reports Sunday in Odessa area. Carlton Evans of Las Cruces said $125 in clothes vanished from his car in Odessa Country Club lot. Velma Lafferty reported a purse with eight dollars missing from a friend's home visit. C C DeHay Jr. reported siphoned gasoline and a distributor cap from his car at home. Pat Bellamy said four hubcaps were stolen from his car at Scott Theater lot. G Schuyler Rice noted a criminler type water sprinkler valued at $35 taken from his yard.
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Carlton Evans
Las Cruces
N.M
C. C. DeHay Jr
Cumberland
DeHay
Pat Bellamy
East Mth
Scott Theater
Odessa
G. Schuyler Rice
North Dousy
Assault Case Filed in Ector County Court
Conrad Voorikes, 27, of S07 North Tom Green, charged in Ector County Court Monday with aggravated assault. He allegedly struck Dewey Billings, 29, of 3 East Sixth with a tire during a fight last April. He was held in Ector County jail Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Voorikes
North Tom Green
Ecor
Dewey Billings
East Sixth
Ector County
Tuesday Rites Set In Odessa for Eddie Ward
Funeral services for Eddie Webster Ward 52 of 5409 North Washington are set for 4 p m Tuesday at Belmont Baptist Church Odessa. Ward a truck driver for Odessa Butane died Sunday night after a week long illness at Medical Center Hospital Burial will be in Sunset Memorial Gardens He was born November 15 1929 in Athens Texas and lived in Odessa since 1951 He is survived by his wife Dorothy two children Forrest Allen Ward and Brinda Gaile Ward, his father Ed Ward two brothers J D and H S Ward and a sister Mrs R C Kennedy.
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Belmont Baptist Church
Eddie Webster Ward
North
Washington
Odessa Butane Company
Ward
Medical Center Hospital
Conally Evans
Hubbard Funeral Home
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Athens
Tex
Houston
Odessa
Brownfield
Dorothy
Forrest Allen Ward
Brinda Gaile
Ed Ward
J. D
H. S. Ward
R. C. Kennedy
Farmington
N. M
Mother's Rites Slated Tuesday
Mrs. Joan Cahela of Decatur Alabama, mother of an Odessan, died Sunday night after a years illness. Funeral services set for 2:39 p.m. Tuesday in Decatur. She is survived by three sons Rudy Joe and Will, all in Bessemer Alabama, three daughters Irene Templin Ellis Terry and Lillie Harris, and 13 grandchildren. Jack Cahela 701 West 21st has left for Decatur to attend.
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Joan Cahela
Decatur
Ala
Jack Ca‘hela
West 21St
Cahela
Rudy
Joe
Will
Das Bessemer
Irene Templin
Bessemer
Ellis Terry
Lillie Harris
South Irvin
Woman Accused In Theft Case
A six year-old Odessa woman, Cora Bell Crosby, was released on a $50 bond after being charged with petty theft for two meat packages taken from Safeway Super Market at 07 East Eighth. Store manager Carl Larcy stated he saw pork chops and chicken in her purse and stopped her as she left the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Safeway Super Market
East Eighth
Cora Bell Crosby
Lindy
Carl Larcy
East 10Th
Larcy
State's General Deficit Growing
AUSTIN AP The state's general revenue deficits three million dollars more than last call for general revenue warrants on June 9. State Treasurer Jesse James said the deficit now stands at 47,536,992, compared with 4,333,444 on June 3.
Dallas Church Refuses Suburban Move Emphasizes Downtown Work
In Dallas the Rev. Dr. W A Criswell leads First Baptist Church to deepen downtown roots amid skyscrapers. The church funds Good Shepherd Department to aid underprivileged youths, runs buses to low income districts, and owns facilities worth about 10 million dollars including a new building across the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
W. A. Criswell
Texas
First Baptist
Johnny Barrett
Cri
Good Shepherd Department
Barrett
Good Shepherd
F. Burch
Burch
Odessans Treated After Separate Mishaps
Two Odessa residents were treated at iMedical Center Hospital after separate accidents. Seven year old Sandra Grimes, daughter of Lewis E Grimes, broke her left arm in a bicycle fall at home and was released after treatment. Patsy Spencer, 28, of 210 East Ninth, suffered a broken left ankle while dancing and was admitted in satisfactory condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iMedical Center Hospital
Sandra Grimes
Lewis E. Grimes
West 21St
Patsy Spencer
East Ninth
Daniel's Son Goes Fishing in Glacier Park
GLACIER NATIONAL PARK Mont AP The five or six year old son of Gov Price Daniel wandered off while his father attended a governors conference Jennifer John was reported missing triggering a glacier park search. Rangers located him in a small boat fishing with a guide aboard. The governor said the boy apparently left the docks with a guide before wandering onto the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glacier National Park
Mont
Price Daniel
John
Glacier Park Rangers
Sinoculars
Governors’ Conference
Train Collisions at Sun Valley Crossing Two Crashes
A freight train struck a car at a Sun Valley crossing then, ten minutes later, hit a second car driven by Reford Ray Simpson of Burbank. Abe Tadao, 29, of Pacoima, suffered a shoulder injury and contusions. Simpson lost a right arm. Engineer C C Beard cooperated with investigators and resumed operation after the first crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Sun Vailey
Abe Tadao
Pacoima
Southern Pacific
Tadao
C. C. Beard
Rreford Ray Simpson
Burbank
Simpson
Supreme Court to rule on POW pay for three defectors
The Supreme Court agreed to decide claims by three soldiers who defected to the Communists when captured in Korea, seeking prisoner-of-war pay. The Court of Claims had rejected the claims saying it would reward dishonor and penalize loyalty. Plaintiffs include Otho Bell of Hillsboro Mississippi, William Cowart of Monticello Arkansas, and Lewie Griggs of Jacksonville Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
U. S. Court of Claims
Cour
Otho Bell
Hillsboro
Miss
William Cowart
Monticello
Ark
Lewie Griggs
Jacksonville
Tex
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Joseeph
Ira Homer Smith
West Fila Smith
Hinton Lad
Crockett Junior High School
Fannin Elementary School
Ector
Grant
Dave
Lous
Charles J. Patlorem
Wabash Damacca Moe
Macwella
Marland
Juan Navarriata Mata
SL Alging
Samuel Loor
West
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West Fund
Antes
Elis Drar
Jack D
Euscot Somi
North Lanodendalce
Sont
Damaces
Steed Amd Lee
Else Lee Tastee
Ichenwesd
Macuel KicDkeald Roem
Mermh Adams Damaces
West Coomiy Road
Mites Ray Brumic
Raeman
Deo West Third Damarcs
Cooma Tread
Fastih
Stanley Firetauch
Doran
J. E. Donaldson
Parker Construction Co
West Murphy Street
Otto
Otto Pavlicek
Gerald Fugit
Norman Maney
Maney
Miles Jones
Richard Ogletree
Austin
San Angelo
Selwyn Webber
GOP
Debbie Gilbreath
S. E. Gilbreath
Henderson
Charles McCain
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