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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1963

Page

8

Navy Task Force 77.5 Probes South China Sea Moves

Navy Task Force 77.5, including Task Group 77.5, prowls the South China Sea primed for nuclear or conventional conflict. The unit keeps watch for trouble as the Vietnam War era tensions rise in Southeast Asia.

Navy South China Sea 77.5 U.S. Navy Southeast Asia South Viet Nam Red China U.S. 7Th Far East Asia Fleet Hawaii Japan James Ganson Daniels III Coronado Calif Daniels South China Soviet Union United States

Exiles See Vietnamese's Chief's Fall

Two Vietnamese exiles predict South Vietnam will oust Diem this year. They claim anti-Diem movement gains strength in Saigon with backing from officers and officials. A grenade incident is blamed on them, not Viet Cong. Exiles Thi and Cu, once linked to failed rebellions, live in Cambodia and Paris.

Phnom Penh Cambodia Ngo Dinh Diem South Viet Nam Saigon Diem Saagon Park Pham Phuc Quoc Thi St. Cyr Military Academy Paris America

Cancer Society Meet Is Slated Wednesday

The Ector County Unit of the American Cancer Society will hold a 10 a.m. Wednesday business meeting in the First National Bank Community Room. The annual education fund drive began March 1 with Fred Homeyer in charge of advance gifts. the main crusade is set for April. J. C. McConnell chairs the campaign with Gayle Dishong as county president. A second memorial fellowship offering a $3,600 grant for one year of physician cancer research will honor John H. Marks and Don Dishong, successor to Gayle Dishong.

Ector County American Cancer Society First National Bank Fred Homeyer Advance Gifts J. C. McConnell Gayle Dishong John H. Marks Marks Trucking Co

Goldsmith youth injured at El Paso Natural Gas plant

Jerry Bonds, an 18 year old laborer, was admitted to Medical Center Hospital Tuesday with an injured right arm. A bearing from an engine at the El Paso Natural Gas plant near Goldsmith fell on his arm, and he was being X-rayed.

Jerry Bonds Goldsmith Medical Center Hospital Bonds el Paso

Man freed after refusals to reveal windfall location

Alabama Supreme Court ordered the release of T L Thaggard who barred from disclosing where he hid 43000 dollars gained from a bank error. He had earlier refused to say where the funds were, despite bank suit to recover the money, and was jailed until he cooperated. The court set bond while arguments proceed.

Montgomery Ala UPI Alabama Supreme Court Eugene Carter T. L. Thaggard Thaggard Supreme Court Carter Union Bank and Trust Co

Winters Rites Set Wednesday

Funeral services for Ealum P. Wright 72 of Winters will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the First Baptist Church with burial in Lakeview Cemetery. Wright longtime Runnels County farmer died Monday at Winters Municipal Hospital. Survived by his wife and seven sons including Max Clint and Frank Wright of Odessa.

Winters Ealum P. Wright

Odessa Rites Set Wednesday for Prince Sr.

Funeral services for Paul Henry Prince Sr. 55 of 920 Snyder are set for 3 p.m. Wednesday at St. John s Baptist Church in Odessa with burial in Odessa Cemetery. Prince had managed the local funeral home for three years and died Sunday morning at his home from natural causes.

Paul Henry Prince Sr Snyder St. John’s Baptist Church Odessa Prince Funeral Home Prince

Groundbreaking Set for Underground Surgical Sutures Plant

SAN ANGELO STAFF reports a new multi million dollar manufacturing plant to produce surgical sutures will break ground April 2 in San Angelo. The two story facility will be largely underground with a six foot surface protrusion and earth cover, offering weather protection and security. The windowless design promises operational economy and stable ground level temperatures amid winds and heat.

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