City records report arrests and hospital admissions
County Court files list charges against Jewell Buckner for concealed weapon possession Myrtle Hester Morgan for liquor without permit T J Taylor for driving while intoxicated Arthur Perry Kennedy for license suspended Andre Flores for aggravated assault At Medical Center Hospital March 16 admissions include Mrs Wesley Dalley and 22 others Discharges and births follow with numerous names and addresses City traffic accidents record multiple collisions with damages ranging from 60 to 685 dollars and injuries to several youths in the area
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Jewell Buckner
Myrtle Hester Morgan
T. J. Taylor
Arthur Perry Kennedy
Andres Flores
J. B. McClelland
Harvey Adcox
J. D. Elrod
Bobby D. Warren
Bruce W. Page
Edaline Anderson
Richard L. Norman
Lewis W. Vardeman
Albert R. Atwood
Michael S. Schlemeyer
Robert Keith Baker
James Motley
Wayne T. Hutchison
William R. Haynie
Millard E. Hicks
Elzie H. Stuckey
Mallie C. Davis
Linda D. Hudman
Ernestine Cook
Edward Keith Cook
Kenneth K. Batson
Gary G. Courtney
Benito Ramos
Ray L. Shinn
Clarence D. Murray
Marie A. Clarece D. Murray
Marie A .L. Horton
Benjamin F
Earl Ray Baker
Bernice C. Williams
Rites Pending In Denver City For George Rose
Funeral services were pending for George Lawrence Rose 68 who had lived in Denver City since 1937 He died Sunday Singleton Funeral Home handled arrangements He is survived by his wife two daughters Mrs Lurlyne Eidge Austin and Mrs Laphane Waltz Fort Lauderdale Fla two sisters Mrs J D Tarter Houston and Mrs Harvey Shumake Sacramento Calif and three brothers Joe and Robert Houston and Jim Katy.
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Denver City
George Lawrence Rose
Rose
Wink
Singleton Funeral Home
Lurlyne Eidge
Austin
Laphane Waltz
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
J. D. Tarter
Houston
Harvey Shumake
Sacramento
Calif
Joe
Robert
Jim
Katy
Kermit Rites Held Tuesday for Claude Hatcher
Funeral services were held in Era Church of Christ for Claude Hatcher 76 who died Sunday in Gainesville Survivors include a daughter Mrs G W Bentley of Kermit and other relatives
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Kermit
Era Church of Christ
Claude Hatcher
Hatcher
Gainesville
G. W. Bentley
Estes trial speed rises as lenders testify
In El Paso, finance firm executives testified about dealings with Billie Sal Estes, detailing purchases of notes totaling 1.93 million tied to fertilizer tanks. Witnesses cited unpaid balances and missing collateral as the case against Estes accelerates toward possible resolution by week’s end.
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EL Paso
Billie Sal Estes
Finance Company
Estes
U.S
Mislions
CIT
New York
Pecos
Texas
Pacific Finance Corp
Los Angeles
Pioneer Finance of
Detroit
Commercial Credit of
Baltimore
Kuykendall Investments
Caprock Investment
Lubbock
Panion Equipment
Mowder
Pacific
Commercial Credit Corp
A. W. Sutcliffe
Superior
Lubbock Machiner & Supply Co
Roger Kuykendall
Kuykendall Investments Co
Carl W. Jones
Caprock Investment Co
Thomas S. Potter
Pioneer Finance
Mich
Superior Manufacturing
Potter
Pioneer Fiinance
Seminole Lad Has Top Steer
Perry McGuire, an 18 year old Seminole High senior and Gaines County 4 H Club member, won the top steer championship at the 30th South Plains Junior Fat Stock Show with a 940 pound Angus among 185 steers. He is the son of Mr and Mrs A P McGuire. Two Brownfield boys captured grand and reserve in the Berkshire barrow contest.
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Lubbock
Perry McGuire
South Plains
Gaines County
A. P. McGuire
Compton
Berkshire Barrow
el Paso
Don Rutledge
Danny Daniels
Food Mart
Kermit Teachers reject merit pay plan in secret vote
In Kermit a secret ballot showed teachers voting 104 against to 25 for a proposed merit pay plan. The plan offered three $300 bonuses tied to three to nine year service milestones, but officials expect no immediate changes after the defeat. Dr. John Dampeer cited concerns about jealousy among staff.
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Kermit
Kermit School
D. M. Mayer
D. R. (Slim
Mel
Iton
John Dampeer
Dampeer
Worker Hurt In Big Mishap Near Odessa
An oilfield worker, J. W. Taylor, 50, of Odessa, remained in Medical Center Hospital in good condition after being struck by heavy equipment on a rig 10 miles southeast of Odessa. He suffered facial cuts and possible head injury. Two Odessans had minor injuries and two children were treated and sent home after dog bite incidents.
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Medical Center Hospital
Here
J. W. Taylor
West Pearl
Odessa
Melvin McElroy
W. T. Newgent
East 21St
William Riley
B. L. Phelps
LaCasa
Odessa College organ teacher to perform West Texas concert
John Adams, piano and organ instructor at Odessa College, will present his first West Texas concert at 8 p.m. Tuesday at First Presbyterian Church in Midland. The West Texas Chapter of the American Guild of Organists presents Adams in an evening including Bach and Buxtehude preludes, Franck Chorale in A minor, Genzmer Sonata, and Ginastera Tocata Villancico y Fuga. Adams joined Odessa College in 1962 after moving from Mississippi and graduating from LSU.
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John Adams
Odessa College
West Texas
First Presbyterian Church
Midland
American Guild of Organists
Adams
Franck
Bach
Paschelbel
Buxtehude
Genzmer
Ginastera
Odesson Fined On Check Charge
Brad Taft age 21 of 2734 Keystone was fined 25 dollars after pleading guilty in Ector County Court to passing a bogus ten dollar check at Cabell's Minit Market on January 19. Another man remained jailed in connection with another worthless check case. The suspect was Jimmy Wayne.
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Brad Taft
Keystone
Ector
Taft
W. M
Bill) Hill
Cabell’s
Ector County
Jimmy Wayne
Loving Vote Contest Dismissed By Judge
The Loving County election contest in district court was dismissed after four plaintiffs withdrew. Judge John Sutton ruled the contest as dismissed on motion of the contestants following a recount of votes. Absentee ballots questioned numbered forty seven of fifty four cast, with officials remaining in office.
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Pecos
Loving
San Angelo
John Sutton
Hill Hudson
McKinley Hopper
Robert Rouse Buford
Louise Massingill
L. B. Shifflett
Hudson
Sutton
W. T. Winston
Edna Clayton
Olita Wilson
Don Creager
Allready
Kermit Bank
Thieves Snatch Television Set Amid String of Break-ins
Police investigated eight thefts Monday with a television set and a record player stolen from Janie Castor at 816 Humble rear. Virginia Ramirez from 103 East May reported a missing record player about $10. Other losses included tools, a tachometer, insulated wire, a .22 pistol from James Moore’s drawer, $7 from Leonard Lane, gasoline from Bobby McGee in Midland, soft drink bottles from A D Lewis, and items missing from Thomas Forsyth at 807 South Myers.
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Janie Castor
Humble
Virginia Ramirez
East May
Drill
Golder
James Moore
East Murphy
Leonard N. Lane
North Adams
Bobby McGee
Midland
A. D. Lewis
East Second
Thomas Forsyth
South Myers
Odessa man to face charges in wife beating case
Silvestre R. Sauceda, 31, was jailed on threats to take a life and an aggravated assault count to be filed in county court. Delia Sauceda, 31, remained in Medical Center Hospital with multiple bruises and a back injury after being beaten and tossed from a car near her Odessa home on Sunday. Deputies said the events occurred in Odessa and the charges were filed with Justice of the Peace before transfer to county court.
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Odessa
Delia Sauceda
Sonora
Medical Center
Silvestre R. Sauceda
Ector
Justice of the Peace
J. B. Dolan
Worker Hurts Arm at Goldsmith Gas Plant
Jerry Bonds an 18 year old laborer from Goldsmith is hospitalized at Medical Center with an injured right arm after a bearing from an engine at the El Paso Natural Gas plant fell on him. He is undergoing X rays to assess the damage.
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Jerry Bonds
Goldsmith
Medical Center Hospital
Bonds
el Paso
Deadline Near for 1963 Vehicle Safety Stickers in Ector County
The Texas Department of Public Safety says 27,789 vehicles have been inspected, about 47 percent of the 59,491 registered in Ector County. With a deadline of April 15, 32 public inspection stations remain available to issue the one dollar stickers.
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Ector County
Texas Department of Public Safety
Odessan Dies Unexpectedly
Selby Leeroy Harrison 47 died on arrival at Medical Center Hospital after a suspected heart attack at his home in Odessa. He was a construction superintendent for Insulation and Specialties Inc. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday at Hubbard Kelly Funeral Home with Rev Cyril Stone. Buried Sunset Memorial Gardens. Born Nov 18 1915 in Pulaski Tennessee, married 1943 in Texarkana to Evelyn Adcock. They moved to Odessa in 1961 from Shreveport. Survived by his widow four sons one daughter two sisters and one brother.
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Selby Leeroy Harrison
Medical Center Hospital
Amherst
Harrison
Insulation and Specialties, Inc
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral
Cyril Stone
St. Luke's Methodist Church
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Pulaski
Tenn
Tex
Mechanic Dies in Hobbs on Monday
Hobbs New Mexico staff report Doug Glen Woodard 51 a mechanic for an oilfield supply firm died at his home Monday Funeral services are pending at Griffin Funeral Home Survivors include his wife two sons Robert of Lubbock Texas and Mike Hobbs two daughters Mrs Joe Key Wichita Falls Texas and Sandra Hobbs three brothers Jimmy Vernon Texas Jack Blossom Texas and Neal Shreveport Louisiana and four sisters Mrs John Taylor Vernon Texas Mrs W R Wright Texarkana Texas Mrs E W Robinson Oklahoma City and Mrs Ernest Scharbrough San Luis Obispo California
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Hobbs
N. M
Douglas Glen Woodard
Griffin Funeral Home
Robert
Lubbock
Tex
Mike
Joe Key
Wichita Falls
Sandra
Jimmy
Vernon
Jack
Blossom
Neal
Shreveport
Siisters
John Taylor
W. R. Wright
Texarkana
E. W. Robinson
Oklahoma City
Ernest Scharbrough
San Luis Obispo
Calif
Final Rites Today for Hardy Shelby in Plainview
Funeral services for Hardy R. Shelby age 54 of Plainview were held at 2 30 p m in the First Baptist Church. Shelby father of Tom Shelby Pecos died Sunday in a Plainview hospital after a brief illness.
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Plainview
Hardy R. Shelby
First Baptist
Shelby
Tom Shelby
Pecos
Shrine Barbecue At Odessa Chuck Wagon Grounds
Odessa Shrine Club will stage a chicken barbecue at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the Odessa Chuck Wagon Gang barns on the coliseum grounds. All Shriner families are invited to the activity which will also include a film entitled Pride of the Fez.
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Odessa Shrine Club
Odessa Chuck Wagon Gang
Coliseum
Odessa Rep Defends Colleague In Water Commission Row
Odessa representative George Cook defends W S Heatly amid accusations of possible conflicts of interest. Heatly, head of the House Appropriations Committee, may have influenced water commission funding while serving as legal counsel for American Canal Co. The company seeks a permit to divert water near Houston and the Space Center. Carter, water commission chair, denied the rumors and pledged to clear the record.
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George Cook
Odessa
W. S. Heatly
Paducah
Cook
House
Heatly
Esnal Co
State Water Commission
UPI
American Canal Co
Water Commission
The
Appli
Houston
Manned Spacecraft Center
Joe E. Carter
Carter
Ms State
Texas Solons Eye San Angelo College
Texas senators weigh a four year college at San Angelo with tentative 21 to 10 approval. A final passage vote failed. observers doubt quick reconsideration due to Senate schedule. Backers push amid broader debate on expanding senior colleges. Sponsor Sen. Dorsey Hardeman faces delaying tactics from Moore Creighton and Herring who warn of funding limits.
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Austin
Texas
San Angelo
Senate
Dorsey Hardeman
W. T. Moore
Bryan
Tom Creighton
Mineral ‘Wells
Charles Herring
Auslin
Chamber of Commerce
Moore
Hardeman
Creighton
Winters Rites Set Wednesday
Funeral services for Ealum P. Wright 72 Winters will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at First Baptist Church with burial in Lakeview Cemetery. Wright a longtime Runnels County farmer died Monday at Winters Municipal Hospital. Survivors include his wife and seven sons including Max Clint and Frank Wright all of Odessa.
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Winters
Ealum P. Wright
First Baptist Church
Lakeview Cemetery
Spill Funeral Home
Wright
Runnels County
Winters Municipal Hospital
Max
Clint
Frank Wright
Odessa
Funeral services pending for J W Neugent in Lubbock
Funeral services were pending in Lubbock today for J W Neugent 92 a former Brownfield resident who died in a Lubbock rest home Monday night. Among his survivors is a son Dalton who lives in Brownfield.
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Brownfield
Lubbock
J. W. Neugent
Dalton
Tax Decision Due At Midland Meeting
Midland County Commissioners plan to decide on a tax increase to fund a 3.5 million dollar courthouse expansion and auditorium coliseum. They met with the Midland Chamber of Commerce Executive Committee to discuss the tax amount if the election passes. Rites In Brownwood. Thomas Carl Ray 58 of Brownwood, father of a Midland resident, buried in Santa Anna Cemetery after services at Wright's Funeral Home. Death occurred Sunday in a Temple hospital. Survivors include his daughter G B Burris of Midland. Officials favor a later date for the election to allow more preparation time.
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Midland Chamber of Commerce Executive Committee
Brownwood Brownwood
Thomas Carl Ray
Brownwood
Midland
Santa Anna
Wright
Temple Hospital
G. B. Burris
Funeral Plans Set for Bus Driver Willie Wheat
Final rites for 66 year old Willie W Wheat of Wingate were scheduled for 2 p m today at Wingate Baptist Church with burial in Wingate Cemetery under Spill Funeral direction. Wheat had served as a school bus driver for ten years and died Sunday at his home. He is survived by two children A R Wheat and Mrs L C Briley both of Midland.
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Willie W. Wheat
Wingate
Wingate Baptist Church
Wingate Cemetery
Spill Funeral Home
Wheat
A. R. Wheat
Mother's Rites Held Tuesday for E. L. Kinsey
Funeral services were to be held at 2 30 p m at Roby Primitive Baptist Church for Mrs E L Kinsey 73 of Sweetwater mother of Midland residents Mrs Minnie Bell West and Mrs Faye Brown.
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Midland
Roby Primitive Baptist Church
E. L. Kinsey
Sweetwater
Minnie Bell West
Faye Brown
New Building Rites Scheduled for Groundbreaking Plant
San Angelo reports ground breaking ceremonies on April 2 for a new multi million dollar surgical sutures plant. The two story facility sits mostly underground with only a six foot protrusion above ground and will be earth covered. The design emphasizes weather protection and national security, offering weather resilience and stable underground operations.
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San Angelo
Odessa Rites Set for Henry Prince Sr.
Funeral services for Henry Prince Sr. 55 of 920 Snyder are planned for 3 p.m. Wednesday at St. John’s Baptist Church with burial in Odessa Cemetery. He had managed Prince Funeral Home here for three years and died Sunday morning at his home from natural causes.
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Paw
Henry Prince Sr
Snyder
St. John’s Baptist Church
Odessa
Prince Funeral Home
Prince
Odessan Pledged at Texas Tech Alpha Omicron Kappa Psi
Odessan Ike Nail and Dessa are among spring pledges to Texas Tech University’s Alpha Omicron chapter of Kappa Psi, the national honorary band fraternity.
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Odessan
Lubbock
Ike Nail
Dessa
Texas
Tech
Alpha Omicron
Kappa -Kappa Psi
Fraterni- A
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