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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1963
Page
2
In Newark, New Jersey, an inquiry begins after reports of giggling and confusion about who were the two police director Dominick Spina and a female companion heard laughing over a car radio early Monday.
George Pop Singer celebrated his 95th birthday with a square dance in Tucson Arizona AP He has danced since age 10 in Johnstown PA and rarely sits out a dance He says it’s easier to keep going than to get up once he sits down He has been a widower since 1949 and recently attended four or five dances weekly never dancing less than three hours He adds you must square dance while young not when old.
Blue Cross and Blue Shield warn in their monthly bulletin that coffee does not cure hangovers. They say studies show coffee tends to prolong the effects of alcohol rather than curb them.
Odessa residents meet at Bonham Junior High Tuesday to decide on forming a YMCA unit. If approved a temporary board will guide early development with activities for the whole family and a day camp planned. The Midland YMCA program will be presented and the Jaycees report 4000 survey cards issued in schools.
Odessa College Board of Regents will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the Library classroom to call off the April 6 election. A bill extending regent terms from three to six years passed the Legislature and was signed by Gov. Connally, making the election unnecessary. Regents with expiring terms were Guy Elliott Joe Zant and Leland Croft.
The Odessa American publishes daily except Saturdays from 222 East Fourth Street Odessa Texas. Subscription rates vary by zone with 35 cents per week in City of Miessa and Ector County 35 cents in Retail Trading Zone and 30 cents in All Other Zones. Mall subscription rates are 18 dollars per year 10 dollars for six months and 5 dollars for three months. Entered in Odessa post office as second class matter under act of March 1 1879.
H. B. Buck Clendenen was elected vice-president of the First National Bank in Odessa in a recent meeting announced by president E. M. Schur. A former auditor and comptroller from 1968 to 1961 at the bank, he later worked in a DeLeon bank before returning to Odessa on March 1. He is active in civic life and resides with his wife and three daughters.
LOS ANGELES Four cat families will be a thing of the past after July 1 as the city animal regulation commission approves a rule prohibiting residents except kennels and breeders from owning more than four felines.
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