Eleven Hurt In Two Car Crash At Tom Green Avenue
Eleven persons were injured in a two car collision near the intersection of Tom Green and Eighth before noon Wednesday. All were treated and released from Medical Center Hospital. Drivers were Isidro Najera 28 of 1111 North Tom Green and J I Hughes 33 of 210 Conet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Green
Medical Center Hospital
Isidro Najera
North Tom Green
Irene Salinas
Virginia Najera
Arturo Najera
Fernando Najera
Rudy Salinas
Ruth Sal
City Resident Faces Charge Against Gene Kirby
Gene Kirby, a 40 year old machinist of Route 7, remained in Ector County jail on a $1000 bond for a misdemeanor charge. He allegedly sent an anonymous letter accusing a person of lacking chastity. The complaint, filed May 7 by Eugene Carman of 401 West 50th, is in Ector County Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Kirby
Route 7
Ector County
Kirby
Eugene Carman
West 50Th
Admiral Kimmel Dies at 59 a Pacific Fleet Commander
Annapolis graduate Admiral Kimmel died after a long naval career that included WWI service in European waters, command roles in the Pacific, and brief liaison with President Roosevelt. Survived by wife Dorothy and two sons, Edward and Navy Captain Thomas H. Kimmel. one son was killed in World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
Roosevelt
Kimmel
Pacific
Dorothy Kinkaid Kimmel
Edward Kimmel
Navy
Thomas H. Kimmel
Home Savings Assn retail center listing
The Home Savings Association advertisement notes a branch at 801 North Texas Town and Country Shopping Center. It highlights banking services and local accessibility for residents seeking mortgage, loan, or deposit arrangements in a convenient shopping-center location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Savings Assn
Texas Town & Country Shopping Center
Harriman Seeks Demilitarized Zone Use For Vietnam Peace
Newsmen quoted Harriman urging urgent steps toward peace in Vietnam. He reaffirmed U S opposition to a coalition government and proposed restoring the demilitarized zone along the 1954 Geneva lines as a buffer while seeking basic steps to peace. He pressed for agreement on functioning the zone as prescribed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman
Jorden
Thuy
South
North
Vietnam
MISS YOUR PAPER Sundays and 10 30
An item notes missed paper delivery for Sundays with a time reference of 10 30. The brief implies scheduling or reminder for newspaper delivery. No additional names or organizations are present.
Odessa American newspaper ad with subscription rates
Fragmented OCR shows a local notice from Odessa Texas offering home delivery, subscription rates, and zone pricing. Mentions monthly and yearly costs, mail delivery, and rates for weekend and Sunday editions, with unclear dates and contact lines.
$5,490 Case Is Settled in Odessa Court
A $54,490 damage suit was settled in 70th District Court on Tuesday after jurors were selected. Plaintiff W D Drennan of Odessa claimed his wife Ethel was injured in a two car crash at Lith and Nabors Lane involving defendants Carl Sensintaffer and Wilson Sensintaffer, both of Odessa. Attorneys were Jerry Childs for the Drennans and Rush Moody Jr. for the defense. Jury members included Brooke Pace Virginia Williams Bobby Swanson Mrs. Harry Rambo Lee Spurgeon Mrs. R. A. Payne Mrs. Jim Parris Doyle Green Maurice Carpenter Brian Huckeba and Willie McGee. The amount of settlement was not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
70Th District Court
W. D. Drennan
Odessa
Ethel
Lith and
Nabors Lane
Carl Lee Sensintaffer
Wilson Wayne Sensintaffer
Drennan
Carl Sensitaffer
Wilson Sensintaffer
Jerry Childs
Drennans
Rush Moody Jr
Midland
Brooke G. Pace
Virginia Williams
Bobby Ray Swanson
Harry Rambo
Lee Spurgeon
R. A. Payne
Jim Parris
Doyle Green
Maurice A. Carpenter
Brian Huckeba
Willie McGee
Cancer Society Plans Meeting With Dr Walker Speaker
Dr R V Walker president of the Texas division of the American Cancer Society will be guest speaker at the annual Ector County Unit meeting. Dr Keith Oehlschlager Ector County unit president will preside as chairmen report on past year activities. Walker is an UT Southwestern Oral Surgery Division chairman and has held multiple dental and cancer positions in Texas and national groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V. Walker
Texas Division
American Cancer Society
Ector County
ACS
Keith Oehlschlager
Ector County Unit
Walker
University of Texas Southwestern Medical School
Dallas
Texas Dental Association
Texas
Southwest Society of Oral Surgeans
American Dental Association
American Board of Oral Surgery
Program Charman
London
Texas Dental Associmen
Alpine Treated as Murdered Man Dies in Tavern Fight
Clarence Nicks 32 died from injuries after a tavern fight on April 23. Police jailed two men on murder charges. Dr. Denton Cooley led the team performing transplants, including the first Houston heart recipient Everett Claire Thomas and James Cobb who died after a May 5 transplant. Stuckwish, Brewster County Memorial Hospital administrator, died after his 1957 heart transplant. funeral arrangements await at Geeslin Funeral Home Alpine. Survivors include wife Geraldine and four sons, with extended relatives in Pittsburgh and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Nicks
Denton Cooley
Everett Claire Thomas
Phoenix
Ariz
Houston
James Cobb
Alexandria
Stuckwish
Brewster County Memorial Hospital
Alpine
Cooley
Mike
San Antonio
Don
Alpine High School
Geraldine
Charles Boulogne
Paris
Fredrick West
London
Philip Blaiberg
Cape ‘Town
South Africa
Pittsburgh
Duquesne University
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth
Sterling County Memorial
Sterling City
Brewster County Hospital
Jerry Edwards
Cleborne
Stockwish
Ait ‘Geeslin
Pamela Jean
John Michael Stuckwish Jr
Don Randal Stuckwish
Kenneth Charles, iStuckwish
Stephen S. ‘Stuckwish
Albert Charles Stuckwish
Alva Lucas
Dorothea [Stuckwish
Eleanor Purdy
Audrey Dembowsky
Jal
Alred Stuckwish
Ichatsworth
Calif
Three Theft Reports From Odessa Police
Three thefts were reported Tuesday to Odessa police. JIL¢ Massimer at 903 North Sam Houston said a $15 stereo speaker was stolen from his car parked in front of his residence. John Latoux at 1219 North Lincoln reported a $7 tachometer stolen from his car. An electric saw was stolen from a display counter at Daniel Hardware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
North Sam Houston
John Latoux
North Lincoln
Daniel Hardware
Kennedy and McCarthy Consider Joint Campaign Shift
Kennedy says he and McCarthy could join forces to move the Democratic Party in a new direction while Humphrey remains the status quo. He notes gains in Nebraska, urges possible cooperation in Oregon and California, and stresses Kennedy as the leading coalition figure. McCarthy plans to continue campaigning and argues their race remains open as Indiana and Nebraska results unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey
Kennedy
Democratic Party
Oregon
California
McCarthy
Nebraska
Johnson
Sen. McCarthy
Indiana
Lincoln
Roger
D. Branigin
Heavy attack on Kham Duc camp raises tolls in Vietnam
United States authorities say the 1964 built Kham Duc Special Forces camp faced its heaviest assault yet by North Vietnamese troops. At least 185 South Vietnamese personnel and family members were killed, with 25 Americans killed and 125 wounded during evacuation and fighting. About 1,700 defenders and families were evacuated on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nui Ba den
Wes
U.S. Command
Komedienne
Martha Rave
Kham Duc
Soldier's Services Scheduled Saturday
PFC John Runyon Neary Jr aged 21 of Odessa, a paratrooper killed in Vietnam May 1, will have his body arrive at Midland Odessa Air Terminal at 3 15 p.m. today. Funeral services follow at 4 p.m. Saturday at Second Baptist Church with full military honors and burial in Sunset Memorial Gardens. Neary, son of Mr and Mrs John R Neary Sr, died from gunshot wounds near Da Nang while with the 505 Airborne Infantry, Third Brigade, 61st Airborne Division. He enlisted Oct 11 1967 after training at Fort Polk and volunteered for on-the-job Vietnam training. He was born Nov 5, 1946 in Florence Alabama and moved to Odessa in 1958 from New Brunswick New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Runyon Neary Jr
Odessa
Vietnam
Midland- Odessa Air Terminal
Second Baptist Church
Billy P. Smith
Hardin
Simmons University
Roy Edgeman
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
Thomas Waldrep
Baize Taylor
Neary
John R. Neary Sr
East 43Rd
Army
da Nang
States
505 Airborne Infantry
61St Airborne
Fort Polk
U.S
Vietjnam
Florence
Alabama
New Brunswick
N.J
Rites Planned In Oklahoma for Mary Lauderdale
Funeral services for 82 year old Mary Etta Lauderdale of Cushing Oklahoma who died in Odessa will be held later this week in Cushing under Davis Funeral Home direction. She was born January 26 1886 in Neosho Missouri and survived by four sons Ira L and Marvin M Lauderdale of Cushing Homer L and Robert J Lauderdale of Odessa also one grandchild and five great grandchildren. The obituary also notes the death of Mattie Carthew Clements 72 at Stanton with services in the First Baptist Church and burial at Evergreen Cemetery under Gilbreath Funeral. Additional items list Victoriana Gallego Alpine and Sam Holloway Midland with their funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Etta Lauderdale
Cushing
Okla
Odessa
Davis Funeral ‘Home
Chapel of Roses Funeral Home
Homer L
Robert J. Lauderdale
Ira L
Marvin M. Lauderdale
Cushing, Okla
Stanton
Mattie (Carthew Clements
First Baptist Church
W. H. Uhlman
Evergreen Cemetery
Gilbreath Funeral Home
Callahan County
W. L. Clements
Putnam
Bob Vutech
Corpus Christi
T. J. Poindexter
South Dakota
Jim Craton
Kansas
Ken
W. H. Clements
Eqdve Butler
Bess Heriage
Victoriana Gallego
Alpine
Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church
Holy Angel Cemetery
Geeslin Funeral Home
Green Cafe
Pete Gallego Jr
Gallego
Our Lady of Peace Roman Catholic Church
Sacred Heart Society
Our Lady of Guadalupe
Our Lady of Fatima
Voice of St. Jude Society
Willie Uranga
Joe Ramos
Paso
Pete A. Gallego Jr
Ernest Paredes
Long Beach
Calif
Manuel Almodova
Sam H. Holloway
Midland
Sam Houston Holloway
Newnie W. Ellis
Holloway
Veteran’s Administration Hospital
Big Spring
Ate
California
Midland College
Seminole
Thhen
Ettawanda
Philippines
Okinawa
Iva Dingman
Former Odessa Man Faces Rites in Claremore
Funeral services for Floyd Shorty Clift 77 of Claremore Oklahoma and former Odessa resident will be held Thursday with burial in a Claremore cemetery. He died Monday night after a three month illness. He worked for Republic Supply Co in Odessa from 1920 to 1957 and later for E L Farmer and Co in Snyder until January 1968. He was reared in Claremore and moved there in January for health reasons and is survived by two brothers and a sister, all in Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd (Shorty) Clift
Claremore
Okla
Odessa
Clift
Republic Supply Co
Republic
E. L. Farmer and Co
Snyder
Oklahoma
Students Emerge as Beta Gamma Sigma at University of Texas
The University of Texas recognizes students for honorary scholastic business administration excellence. Franklin Crawford and Edward McKedows Jr. are named among the inductees into Beta Gamma Sigma, reflecting high academic achievement at the Austin campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Dowd
Franklin Crawford
East
Ifth
Odessa
Renrs
Edward McKedows Jr
Higi
University of Texas
Cab Company Named In Suit
Odessa resident John Henry Barnette sues Yellow Cab Co and Melvin Courtley in 161st District Court seeking 5.5 in damages. He says he called for a ride to 397 Devine on April 26, but Courtley drove to 301 Devine and struck him, pulling a pen from the cab and beating him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry Barnette
Odessa
161St District Court
The
Yellow Cab Co
Melvin Courtley
Barnette
Courtley
Devine
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Bivinion Starlings
Glen Atkins
Brown Brutes
Odessa Chamber of Commerce
Paul Williams
Bobby Greenwood
Chamber
Admiral Kimmel
Rene A
Annapolis
Fandy
Ezchin
Geoio
Meldee
Sy Harriman
United States
South Vietnam
William Jorden
Americas
Anset
Odesshr American
Eattath
Steet
Odews
Tero Tetan
Entetea
Odetso Texas
Ockete
Cape
Cancer Society
Land
S. Fisher
B. Fisher
North Grant FE
American Independent Party
Wallace
Soldier's
Rites
Mattie C. Clements
Middlebush
Alamo
Hood
Permian High School
Hardin-Simmons University
Abilene
Hardin-Simmons
Bruce W. Neary
Helen Louise Near
W. L. Jones
Midessa Baptist Church
Qeers2
Lamesa
Plainview
Hobbs
Jones
Lubbock
Cab Company
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