Nixon Says Humphrey Faces Tougher Job Than President
In Lynchburg Virginia AP Nixon argues Humphrey will bear heavier burden while Johnson undergoes gall bladder surgery. Nixon notes the vice president must act with responsibility but lacking real power and cites his own past experiences. He expresses sympathy but stresses there is an understanding for presidential decision making during illness.
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Richard M. Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson
Nixon
Humphrey
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Virginia
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Sheraman Adams
Humble Smith School Dedicated in Snyder Honor
The Humble Smith School of Exceptional Children was dedicated in Snyder to honor Mrs Nellie Smith a retired Scurry County teacher. The facility aims to educate both exceptional and mentally retarded children with specialized programs during the Sunday ceremony.
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Snyder
Humble-Smith
Nellie Smith
Scurry County
Maurine
Robinson
Joy Lord
Irene Martinez
Gussie Gray
Dub Harbour
Dorothy Rat-off
Willie Bigham
Betty Buckner
Jim Erwin
Bob Womack
West
Kevin
Kynan Smith
Kenneth Smith
Lubbock
Humble-Smith School
Netlie
Scurry County Fair Opens With Varied Exhibits
Snyder Texas residents will attend the three day Scurry County Fair opening today. Exhibits include county agricultural products livestock and home crafts at Towle Memorial Park and nearby grounds. Livestock fields cover cattle swine and sheep with a poultry class and a women’s division art show. Fair director L. M. Dawson leads a multi community staff.
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Scurry County
Towle Memorial Park
National Guard Armory
L. M. Dawson
Fluvanna
Teamsters Plan $100 Plates Dinners to Fund Hoffa Defense
Teamsters officials said they will host $100-a-plate dinners to fund James R. Hoffa's legal defense. Dinners are set in Detroit and New York City with a West Coast event planned for early next year. Hoffa appeals convictions for jury tampering and mail fraud in federal court.
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UPD
Teamsters
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New York City
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Polio Declared Near End After Mass Vaccination
The World Health Organization in Geneva says polio is on the way out in every country with mass vaccination over the last decade. The report notes 121 U S polio cases last year versus 58 176 in 1954, signaling a victory tone for public health.
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Monterey Center
Nderson Lubbock’s
Humes
LeBaron
California Clothes
Sig Liberman
Clothing Department
Flint
Marshall Field
Duke
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