Muskie shifts strategy as primary results test support
In New Hampshire he says rivals set high victory standards while he aims at key primaries. He will skip the May 16 Maryland primary to focus on Michigan, as Wallace and Jackson campaign in Wisconsin and Indiana. The report details delegate contests, voter dropoffs, and cross-party gains amid a changing campaign approach.
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Maryland
Michigan
Muskie
Chicago
Walker
S. McCarthy
Champaign County
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Wallace
Indianapolis
Indiana
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Henry M. Jackson
Washington
University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
Vietnam
Wisconsin
Lindsay
Miwaukee
New York
John V. Lindsay
Dole
Robert J. Dole
Ohio
Ashland College
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
Kansas
Chicago election heats long battle over Daley era foes
In a polarized Chicago race, Hanrahan edges Berg for the precinct loyalist vote while Walker wins broad suburban support with a reform push. Daley era power, patronage posts, and a tense state attorney fight frame a district contest likely to shape investigations of public officials. Moor and Walker gain strength from independent voters across the county.
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Berg
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Walker
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Aaeneat Ae
Nindls
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Seagraves Chamber Honors Gaines Farmer of the Year
Seagraves Chamber of Commerce banquet named Troy Martin as Farmer of the Year. Travis Bagley Citizen of the Year and Mrs. Ice Holt earned honors. Bellinda Myrick entertained, Miss Texas alumna. New officers include Gene Gammill vice president Pat McAdoo secretary and Mrs Jerry Burt executive secretary.
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Yseagraves
Gaines Onty
Seagraves Chamber of Commerce
Troy Martin
Seagraves Chamber
Martin
Gaines County
Travis Bagley
Ice Holt
Gene Gammill
Pat McAdoo
Jerry Burt
Bellinda Myrick
Odessa
Miss Myrick
Bing
Gene Coward
Chamber
J. D. Keel
Seagraves
J. V. Jones
Odess a American imprint data fragment
The text provides fragmented newspaper masthead details for the Odessa American with mis-spelled lines. It lists address in Odessa Texas, postal and subscription rates, delivery zones, and contact numbers, but contains numerous OCR errors and incomplete data.
Shoplifting charge filed against Frank Lujan Sherman
Frank Lujan Sherman 22 of 521 Clifford was charged in Ector County Court with shoplifting two socket wrench sets valued at 31.18 from Gibson's Discount Center at 2419 West County Road. He posted 3000 bond.
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Ector County
Frank Lujan Sherman
Clifford
Gibson’s Discount Center
West County Road
Panel Calls Meeting of Permian Basin Citizens Group
The executive committee of the Concerned Citizens of the Permian Basin will hold its first meeting of the year at 5 p.m. Thursday in the seventh floor conference room of the Ameri can Bank Building. The board will set a yearly course and hear representatives from the Ector County district attorney’s office and a Midland FBI agent explain pornography laws.
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Permian Basin
American Bank
Ector County
FBI
Tom Conklin
Three Schools Set Band Concert at Bonham Junior High
Nimitz Bonham and Hood junior high schools plan a combined band concert at 7 30 p m Thursday in the Bonham Junior High School Auditorium Admission is 50 cents Hood band directed by Van B Ragsdale will perform Earl of Oxford March Ronde des Princesses and Incantation and Dance Bonham band directed by Charles E Nail will play Old Comrades Chaconne and English Dances Nimitz band directed by Malcolm B Harris performs Emblem of Unity Overture for Winds and Variations of a Korean Folk Song
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Bonham
Hood
Bonham Junior High
Hood Band
van B. Ragsdale
Earl of Oxford
Jacobs
Stravinski
Kiser
Bonham Band
Charles E. Nail
Tieke
Holst
Arnold
Malcolm B. Harris
Nimitz Band
Richards
Carter
Chance
Hood Cops Top UIL Meet Honors
Hood Junior High School chor groups won Class CCC honors in the UIL Region VI-A vocal contests at Lee High School Midland. Hood took first in concert and sightreading for girls and mixed chorus and first in concert and second in sightreading for boys. Other Odessa juniors earned varied ratings across concert and sightreading events including Blackshear Bowie Bonham Crockett Nimitz Nimitz and Crockett entries with multiple I II III IV placements across girls boys and mixed ensembles.
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Lee High School
Midland
Hood
Odessa
Blackshear
Bowie
Bonham Girls
Crockett
Nimitz
Bonham Boys
Nimiz
Suspect Sought in Ector County Assault Case
A charge of aggravated assault was filed in Ector County Court against Santos Larez, 19, of 1338 South Alleghaney. He is accused of shooting Richard Noel McConnell, 14, on March 11 near 13th and Center during an argument. no arrest had been made as of Wednesday.
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Ector County
Santos Larez
South Alleghaney
Penisuni
Richard Noel McConnell
Eastlover
13Th and Center
Funeral notices fill Texas papers with multiple services
Funeral services are listed for Cecil Ray Derrick 52 of Mesquite and other area residents. Details include times, locations like Hubbard Kelly Funeral Home Sunset Memorial Gardens and First Baptist Grapevine, survivors, and notes on their deaths from traffic injuries and illnesses across cities such as Grapevine Odessa Midland Crane Coleman Fort Stockton and more.
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Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Medical Center Hospital
Derrick
Rexené Polymers Co
Betty
Linda Dowden
East 46Th
J. L. Derrick
Mesquite
Edwin L. Derrick
Coleman
Clara Martin
Stevens Funeral Home
Baptist Memorial Geriatric Hospital
San Angelo
Texas
W. A. Martin
Gouldbush
Virginia Sparks
Fort Stockton
Mozelle Scruggs
Fort Stockton Funeral Home
East Hill
Barnie Mae Smith
Midland
Ellis Funeral Home
Resthaven Memorial Park
Bent Franklin
Martin
Howard
Stanton
Reeves B. Smith
J. W
Myrtle) Price
North Tom Green
Binnelly Funeral Home
Presbyterian Church
Dundee
Slayton
Joseph
J. W. Price Sr
Redbud
Audrey Stalcup
Jacksboro
Floy Carter
Vernon
Tilman Jones
Wichita
Kan
Two Folklore Scholarships Awarded to Sul Ross State
Alpine notices David A. Witts a Dallas attorney and former Chiracahua Ranch owner funds two five hundred dollar graduate scholarships at Sul Ross State University. The awards cover tuition and fees for two SRSU graduate students to study Big Bend folklore next term and publish manuscripts on the topic.
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Alpine
David A. Witts
Dallas
Sul Ross State University
Big Bend
Witts
Chiracahua
Brewster County
Terlingua
SRSU
Free Safety Inspection Set by Odessa Garagemen
The Odessa Chapter of the Independent Garagemen's Association offers free car safety inspections from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday on the National Bank of Odessa parking lot. A spokesman said no charge for the safety inspection and additional inspections will cover hoses and belts.
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Odessa
Independent Garagemen’s Association
National Bank of Odessa
Suspect Faces Theft Complaint In Ector County Jail
Freddie Eugene Conner, 33, of the Avalon Courts at 2005 West Second, remained in Ector County jail in lieu of a $2500 bond on a theft charge. He is accused of taking $50 from Don Logsdon's apartment at the Avalon Courts on March 11. Municipal Judge Cecil Hardwick set the bond in the Justice of the Peace J. A. Purifoy court.
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Freddie Eugene Conner
Avalon Courts
West Second
Ector County
Conner
Don Logsdon
Cecil Hardwick
Court of Justice of the Peace
J. A. Purifoy
Postal Times Changed for Odessa Mail Classes
Odessa Post Office announces new final collection times for fall classes of mail including air mail and special delivery. Deadlines are 5 50 p.m. weekdays 4 45 p.m. Saturdays and 2 30 p.m. Sundays and holidays.
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Odessa
Wildcat Toastmasters honor best speaker at Sands dinner
The Sands Restaurant dinner meeting named Bob Hamilton best speaker with Randy Nunneley as most improved. Marcus Bates earned best evaluator while Aaron Gensberg won best table topic. Neil Borders acted as toastmaster for the evening.
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Wildcat
Bob Hamilton
Sands
Randy Nunneley
Marcus Bates
Aaron Gensberg
Neil Borders
Two Vandal Cases Spark City Police Attention
Police investigated two vandalism incidents on Wednesday. An air gun shattered the windshield of Allen Sorrells's car at 717 North Alleghany. At Chandler's Beauty and Order Shop at 3509 East University, the front door was damaged.
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Allen Sorrells
North Alleghancy
Chandler’s Beauty and Orber
East University
DWI Suspect Swearengin Freed on Bond
Larry Andrews Swearengin aged 25 of 1900 East Eighth was released Wednesday on a $1000 bond for driving while intoxicated. He was arrested at 12:40 a.m. Wednesday mile west of Odessa on U.S. 80. Justice of the Peace Otis Moore set the bond.
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DWI
Larry Andrews
Swearengin
East Eighth
Odessa
U.S. 80
Otis Moore
Notable Deaths Across States Include Oilman and Author
A string of obituaries from Texas to Colorado notes the deaths of diverse figures. Myrtle Price of Odessa and Floyd Henderson of Ozona are mourned, alongside William Dunlap of Ozona, J. Miles Moreman of Lovington, Eugene Moriarty of Wichita, Thomas Chubb of Thomasville, Jimmy Carroll of Los Angeles, and Lee Howsam of Denver. Survivors, burial plans, and brief life summaries appear for each, detailing careers as ranchers, authors, musicians, and public figures.
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Ozona United Methodist Church
Floyd Richmond ‘Henderson
Janes
Floyd R
Dick) Henderson Jr
Roy Hendersson
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