Crazy Colors Is Big OHS Hit at Odessa Senior Assembly
A large crowd of adults, high school students, and children gathered in Odessa High School auditorium Thursday evening to see the colorful Senior Assembly, one of the most vibrant in years. The event showcased senior performances as the program moved through lively acts before the limited seating tied up the venue.
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Odessa High School
Beverly Wakefield
Elaine Elliott
Jim Latham
Italy Takes Bridge Lead In World Championship Faceoff
Italy moved into the lead of the World Bridge Team Championship by beating the United States 1 to 2 in a close match. Brazil beat the defending champions Aces of Dallas 146, leaving the Aces in third. Indonesia had a bye round and will play again Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. Admission was 50 cents for students and $1 for adults.
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Brazil
Italy
United States
Aces
Dallas
Tex
Indonesia
Baby Could Lose Fingers In Abandoned Toddler Case
Doctors in Brunswick Ga say an abandoned toddler will lose four fingers on his left hand despite a 30 percent chance to save his thumb. The blond haired blue eyed boy, 18 months to 2 years, was found at a couple's doorstep with prior burn injuries and deep infection. Hospital staff reported about 100 adoption inquiries as the child remains a county welfare ward. In Mobile, a Fort Worth man was sentenced to two years for illegally transporting 10 Mexican aliens. judge suspended 18 months and placed him on probation.
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Brunswick, Ga
Roy F. Thagard
Brunswick
Thagard
Glynn-Brunswick Memorial Hospital
Doe
County Welfare Agency
Mobile. Ala
Fort Worth
Tex
United States
U.S. District Court
Virgil Pittman
Emiliano Rosales
Rosales
Mobile Bay Causeway
Border Patrol
Nuclear protest hits France tests in the South Pacific
In Sydney James Montgomery protests planned French nuclear tests by ordering imported cognac with ice and a soft drink as a symbolic action. Across Colorado, Project Rio Blanco detonates a three 30 kiloton nuclear devices underground to access natural gas, triggering minor ground tremors and little damage. Observers reported a muffled thud and dust plumes while towns nearby experienced rattled windows. Officials note low radiation risk and pending gas sample tests. International Court of Justice action by Australia and New Zealand seeks a June hearing to restrain France, which pledges not to recognize the court’s competence. Labor unions debate actions affecting international relations while some refuse to handle French cargoes or service French-owned ships.
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Sydney
Australia
James Montgomery
South Pacific
Montgomery
Rio Blanco
Colo
Hiroshima
Colorado Rockies
Colorado
Rocky Mountain
Ground
Meeker
Montrose
Regis College
Denver
New Zealand
International Court of Justice
Hague
France
International Court
Almos
Senate Probe On Soviet Wheat Sale Set For Next Month
Senate permanent investigations subcommittee plans hearings on last summer's grain sales to the Soviet Union. Howard Feldman said investigators will take an overall look, not focus on isolated aspects, as various agencies examine subsidies pricing and handling. Critics cite farmer prices, with wheat rising from 1.68 1.70 to about 2.40 a bushel in September, and calls for exporters disclosure of overseas sales.
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Soviet Union
Howard Feldman
Senate
Permanent Investigations Subcommittee
Feldman
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Commodity Exchange Authority
Agriculture Department
Kamae City
Pair Handed Prison Term In Kidnapping
Woodrow Ransonette and his brother Franklin were each sentenced to 5,005 years for kidnapping socialite Amanda Dealey, daughter-in-law of Dallas Morning News president Joe M. Dealey. The arraignment followed a ransom paid and a police capture in North Dallas. The judge labeled the punishment cruel and unusual, prompting appeals notices from both men.
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Dallas
Woodrow Ransonette
Amanda Dealey
Franklin
Dealey
Dallas Morning News
Joe M. Dealey
North
Ransonette Brothers
John Mead
Woodrow
Mead
Ransonetele
Deadley
Metal Fragments Linked to 1897 UFO Crash Tale
Reports from Aurora Texas recount a flying object collision with a windmill, a dismembered pilot buried near a grave in Aurora Cemetery, and strange metal fragments unearthed by a treasure hunter. Investigators suggest the metal has unusual properties and may connect windmill debris with the grave site.
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Texas
Kelley
Corpus Christi
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