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Newspaper

Snyder Daily News

Location

Snyder, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1957

Page

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Indicted Soviet Spy Ru dolph Abel in Brooklyn Case

Rudolf Ivanovich Abel a 55 year old described as a Soviet colonel of intelligence masquerading as a Brooklyn artist was indicted as a spy. The indictment charges Abel and four alleged coconspirators with activating agents in the United States to obtain defense related information and microfilm transmission to Soviet Russia. Abel was arrested in New York June 21 and held in detention before deportation proceedings were superseded by the espionage charge and trial.

New York Brooklyn Rudolf Ivanovich Abel United States Soviet State Security Service American Central Intelligence Agency Brooklyn Federal Courthouse Abel Soviet Russia U. S Latham McAllen Tex Texas

Eisenhower weighs veto on civil rights bill and cabinet moves

President Eisenhower reiterated opposition to the Senate civil rights bill version while signaling the chance of additional congressional action. He also discussed naming Neil H. McElroy secretary of defense and praised long term foreign aid and mutual security programs.

Washington Eisenhower Senate Ohio Neil H. McElroy Charles E. Wilson Defense McElvoy Wilson House Senate House Congress L Eisenhower United States

City approves Bell four party service delay plan

After a reading of the new city ordinance set rates for South western Bell Telephone Co. the company asked to discontinue four party service but could not add the stipulation without rewriting the ordinance. The council kept the form, and the new rates take effect Aug. 29. Clifford Carter of Bryan visited Snyder to discuss Texas constituents with Senator Lyndon Johnson and said Texans back Johnson’s work in Washington.

Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Snyder W. W. Park Truman Black Clifford Carter Bryan Lyndon Johnson Texas Sen. Johnson U. S. Senate Carter Washington

Weather Summary for Texas Regions

Snyder reports high 96 degrees Tuesday with low 68 and morning reading 69. East Texas partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers today and Thursday with little temperature change. South Central Texas partly cloudy with daytime thundershowers and little change. North Central Texas partly cloudy with thundershowers this afternoon and southwest areas unchanged. West Texas clear to partly cloudy with late day and night thunder showers and no significant temperature shifts.

Snyder Texas

Easton Denies Using a Recorder in Dio Inquiry

The Senate Rackets Committee heard Easton deny using a recording device after invoking the Fifth Amendment 88 times. He said he dictated 54 recalled questions to a stenographer and claimed no recording occurred. Kennedy pressed for the stenographer Miss Licata as he questioned Easton’s memory of the interview.

Washington Frank Easton Johnny Dio Senate Rackets Easton Dio Robert F. Kennedy Kennedy AFL United Auto Workers June Licata Miss Licata Leon Reich New York Sen D-Mass Brooklyn Sen. Kennedy Sen. Curtis R-Neb Teamsters James R. Hoffa Hoffa John O'Rourke

Child Rescued From Abandoned Chimney Shaft

In Bay City Michigan a 3 year old girl Glenda McPhee became wedged in an 8 by 12 inch opening after falling 18 feet into a chimney shaft. Firefighters dismantled the foundation brick by brick for about 30 minutes to free her. She was hospitalized and later reported not seriously hurt.

Bay City Mich Glenda McPhee Glenda Glen McPhee Voor

Pacifists Clash With AEC At Nevada Atomic Test Site

Pacifists attempting to halt a nuclear test at the Nevada site were turned back as the Atomic Energy Commission delayed the blast due to winds. Eleven demonstrators were arrested but later cautioned by a Beatty judge, with sentencing suspended for a year if they commit no Nevada offenses. Lawrence Scott, former minister, led the group back to camp.

Nev.p Atomic Energy Commission Hiroshima Japan Committee For AEC Beatty Nevada Lawrence Scott Chicago

Permit Approved For New Water District Project

The State Board of Water Engineers approved a 56 000 acre foot permit for the West Central Texas Municipal Water District. The district plans a 13 million dollar reservoir on Hubbard Creek to serve Albany Abilene Anson and Breckenridge. Protesters warned they would challenge the decision in court if granted.

Austin State Board of Water Engineers West Central Texas

Two Small Fires Cause Little Damage Near Snyder

Firemen answered two calls late this morning. At Halliburton Oil Well Cementing Co. on the Lubbock highway five miles north of Snyder a waste oil pit burned and damaged two utility poles and lines. A second blaze at 430 East Highway involved an air conditioner in a small shop with only slight damage.

Halliburton Oil Well Cementing Co Lubbock Highway Snyder East Highway

Sultan Force Closer To Rebel Fort In Oman Conflict

British troops and the Sultan of Muscat and Oman army moved to 14 miles from Nizwa, approaching the rebel stronghold behind five-foot walls. Royal Air Force leaflets warned villagers to cooperate as the force advances 80 miles from Fahud seeking a quick knockout to end a three week tribal rebellion amid Persian Gulf oil interests.

Manama Bahrain Muscat Oman Nizwa Izz Royal Air Force Fahud Arabian Peninsula Ft. Nizwa Persian Gulf Britain

Pre School Signups Near 60 Percent for First Grade Bridging

About 304 students registered for pre school as a bridge program for newcomers to first grade this fall. Over 500 total are expected in the first grade. The program runs next Monday to August 23 with sessions 8 to 9 30 a m and 10 to 11 30 a m. Parents attend orientation at each school.

Action Promised On Library Board Plan

Scurry County commissioners plan to decide next Monday on appointing an advisory library board. At a meeting with John Hudson, state librarian aide, attendees urged board governance over the library, not direct operation by the court.

Scurry County Ian Edgar Taylor Commissioners Court Moore Palmer Knight Hudson John Hudson Gene Dulaney L. L Pat) Moore Lee Watson

Six Jailed After Youth Is Beaten in Houston

In Houston, six adults and juveniles from a north side gang led by a former 55-arrest felon were jailed on disturbing the peace charges after beating 16-year-old Phenone Neal. The eight members, calling themselves the Laura Koppe Road Gang, were stopped at about 8:30 p.m. with two juveniles released.

Houston North Side Laura Koppe Gerald K. Adams Phenone Neal Neal Gordon Lusk Joe Norris

Rotund Comedy Star Oliver Hardy Dies

Oliver Hardy movie comedy team Luurel and Hardy member dies at his North Hollywood home after a paralytic stroke on September 12. He had been incapacitated since and could not speak.

North Hollywood Calif Oliver Hardy Luurel and Hardy Monnie L. Jones

Dummies Used In B58 Test

Fort Worth tests involve man like dummies ejected from Convair B58 nose section during sled tests at China Lake California. Dummies carry data instruments to record forces and accelerations to study human response in high speed eject scenarios. J E Hickok Convair Fort Worth senior test engineer says tests reveal what a human would endure during escape.

J. E. Hickok Convair Fort Worth

Khrushchev tours East Germany denounces Adenauer

Nikita Khrushchev arrived in East Berlin for a tour of East Germany and denounced Konrad Adenauer as a great danger to world peace at a mass rally. The Soviet leader was greeted by East German officials led by Walter Ulbricht as security and anti Communist unrest simmered amid Hungarian memories.

Berlin Nikita Khrushchev East Berlin East Germany Konrad Adenauer Khrushchev Adenauer Soviet Union Adolf Hitler Kaiser Wilhelm I Moscow Anastas Mikoyan Andrei Gromyko Walter Ulbricht Bulganin A. I. Mikoyan

Pickford Opposes Revival of Old Films on TV

Mary Pickford, a silent film icon, told reporters she will not allow her early pictures to be shown on television. She recalled watching films at Pickfair with Lionel Barrymore and others laughing at the outfits, noting Lionel’s tears.

San Francisco Mary Pickford America Pickfair Lionel Barrymore Lionel

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