Breakin Suspects Post $3 500 Bonds
Midland staff report two of five men charged in a 43000 gem burglary posted 3500 bonds after being returned from Oklahoma. Curtis Garrett and James Overton were released pending further proceedings. others remain at large. Garrett denied involvement and described police chase reports as false.
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Midland
Oklahoma
Purcell
Harold Wallace
Curtis Glyn Garrett
Kingston
Odessa
James Overton
Austin
Justice of the Peace
John Biggs
Henry Bowen
South Alleghancy
Jerry Ray James
Far
Benjamin Tisle
Wallace
John Watts
Garrett
L. A. French Jr
Fourth annual Odessa Quarter Horse Show planned
The Ector County 4 H Cavaliers sponsor a two-division American Quarter Horse show at Proctor's Arena in Yukon and Golder. Adult and youth classes exceed 20 per division, with entry fees of 5 dollars per adult class and 3 dollars per youth class. Grand and reserve trophies, ribbons to sixth, 9 a.m. adult entries, 50 to 60 participants, free to the public.
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Ector County
Caballeros
Odessa
Proctor’s Arena
Yukon
Golder
Connally Urges Best Education at LULAC Convention
Gov. John Connally urged continued effort to provide the best education for all Texans in a luncheon speech to the LULAC national convention. He named illiteracy unemployment financial dependency and school drop outs as the four critical domestic problems tied to education quality and access.
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Corpus Christi
John Connally
Texas
The
League of United Latin American Citizens
LULAC
Connally
El Paso Couple Declared Dead
A prominent El Paso couple, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Patterson, who disappeared March 6, 1957, were declared legally dead by Judge Richard Crawford. DPS official William Cowan Jr. said the case remains open. All leads in the search proved fruitless as they vanished from their home, leaving the photo shop run by employees.
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EL Paso
UPI
W. D. Patterson
Richard Crawford
County Court At Law
William Cowan Jr
Department of Public Safety
Pattersons
Services Set This Morning On Horseback
Sunrise services planned at 7 p m for more than 10 Head in West Trail Riders at Proctor s Stables North Golder and Yukon Ninety four riders began Saturday from Andrews as over 170 registered for a four day 11 mile ride from Andrews to Pecos Trail Boss Ray Briggs said riders would join in Odessa today with others Monday at Monahans The group traveled 33 miles Saturday to Proctor s Stables for the first overnight stop Rev W I Lee Northside Baptist Church to preside Sunday lunch at Jonesville Riders continue at 6 am Monday for a 27 mile leg to Wickett then 32 miles to Pecos In Pecos Reeves County Sheriffettes will host a family style dinner Tuesday night Reeves County Sheriff Posse will feed breakfast and barbecue Wednesday Headin West Trail Riders will join the West of the Pecos Rodeo parade to promote the event
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Proctor’s
North Golder
Yukon
Andrews
Pecos
Ray Briggs
Odessa
Monahans
W. I. Lee
Northside
Lone Star Gas Official Carl Hill Dead at 54
Carl M. Hill 54 vice president of Lone Star Gas Co exploration and gas supply division died at Baylor Hospital Saturday. A 34 year company employee he became vice president in 1958 and also served as vice president of Lone Star Gathering Co a 1961 subsidiary. Native of Windom Texas funeral arrangements pending.
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Dallas
Carl M. Hill
Lone Star Gas Co
Baylor’ Hospital
Hill
Lone Star Gathering Co
Windom
Tex
Dad's Day Note From Dead Son
In San Antonio, Thurman G. Ragsdale received a Father's Day letter from his son Lt. Robert Ragsdale, 25, just hours before being notified of his death in a South Vietnam helicopter crash. The note mentions the number of combat missions completed.
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San Antonio, Tex
U.S
South Viet Nam
Thurman G. Ragsdale
San Antonio
Robert Ragsdale
Young Ragsdale
High Court OKs Rap For Robber
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals approved Frank Earl Fleck’s 99 year sentence for the Dallas National Bank of Commerce robbery. The court concluded its constitutional session by deciding 23 cases on appeal and bringing total cases decided to just over 1,100 in the nine month session.
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Austin
UPI
Court of Criminal Appeals
Frank Earl Fleck
National Bank of Commerce
Dallas
Texas
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Breakin
Buddy Davis
Proctor's
P. E. Osburn
Kermit Saddle Club
Charles McCain
Walter
Bronc) Shipman
William Shipman
Lone Star Gas
Singer Company
Singer
N. Grant
High Court
Oks
Cass
Courtney Or
Deauville
Fieldcrest
Department Stores
Rockhill
Grandview
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