Russian Spaceman Titan Titov Reaches Moon Next Stage
Western scientists see Soviet moon target after Titov completes 17 orbits in Vostok II. Officials hail science gains, while dangers and timing of Berlin tensions loom. Khrushchev promises Moscow welcome. Titov reports feeling splendid after 25 hours aloft.
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Britain
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Jodrell Bank
England
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Daily Mirror
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Washington
Moscow
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Siberia
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U S May Orbit Man By Early Next Year Space Plan
NASA moves toward an unmanned Mercury orbit within a month using an Atlas rocket, then a chimpanzee flight before human testing. Officials expect a manned orbital flight maybe by early 1962, as Apollo aims for moon landing within the decade.
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George M. Low
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United States
Latins urged to back U S plan at Uruguayan conference
Latin American leaders urged unity to back the United States alliance for progress message aimed at countering communism. Dillon to outline a ten year program with a one billion dollar first year push as Haedo and others pressed Kennedy to attend for a stronger push. White House aides noted Kennedy would remain in the United States.
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Latin America
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Western Alliance
Europe
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Eduardo Victor Haedo
Khrushchev
White House
U. S. Treasury
C. Douglas Dillon
Edward Sparks
President Haedo
Punta de Este
Weather Snyder and Texas Temperature Outlook
Weather notes cover Snyder North Central Texas Northeast Texas Northwest Texas South Central Texas Southeast Texas and Southwest Texas through Tuesday. Temperatures range from lows in the 60s to highs in the 90s and 100s with scattered thunderstorms in southern areas and clear to partly cloudy conditions elsewhere.
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Mrs Moore Dies Sunday at Cogdell Hospital
Mrs Daisy Elia Moore age 71 of 2006 Avenue N died at 6 05 p m Sunday in Cogdell Hospital Funeral rites set for Northside Baptist Church at 2 p m Wednesday Rev Jack Dean officiating Burial in Snyder Cemetery Time and date of services pending at Bolger Funeral Home She was born September 3 1889 and lived in Surry County 29 years She was a member of Northside Baptist Church She married George C Moore on December 1907 in Fayetteville Arkansas He died in 1951 Survived by two daughters Louise Hoyle Snyder two Thelma Tullis Oakley California two sons Raymond A Moore Ay o Arkansas and George B Moore Harvard Illinois one sister Annie Johns Van Nuys California 11 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren
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Bolger Funeral Home
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Scurry County
Northside Baptist
Hail and Thunderstorms Hit Snyder Area Early Today
Severe storm cells moved over the Snyder region with bright lightning and heavy thunder around 3 30 a m local time. A light shower and 0 9 inch moisture were recorded. hail damaged crops near the southeast county edge between Inadale Wastella Helmleigh and Roscoe while leaves were beaten in a local area.
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Break-In At Snyder Senior High School
Police reported a break in at Snyder Senior High School over the weekend. A soft drink vending machine was broken open and coins were taken. Entry was via an east side window found open. exact coin amount not yet determined.
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Tax Bill Parley Deadlock Holds Austin Revenue Talks
In Austin AP reports the House tax bill negotiators remain split as conferees fail to reach a compromise. Rep Charles Ballman says a revenue bill before midnight Tuesday is possible but not probable. Wilson indicates willingness to assist while the attorney general notes parts of the measure may face legal challenges.
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House Revenue and Taxation Committee
Tax conference fails again as session nears close
In Austin, House and Senate tax conferees failed to reach a compromise on revenue sources, voting to resume talks after noon. The rift centers on a 2 percent sales tax over 25 cents and a proposed natural gas levy, with Attorney General Will Wilson noting a firm split. A progress report was planned as the special session nears midnight Tuesday, while a House economy bill abolishing the State Park Board faced a public hearing demand on 48 hours notice.
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10Man
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Austin
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Center
Joint Committee
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Charles Ballman
Borger
State Park Board
Game and Commission
Bob Baker
Houston
Charles Bailman
Borger Baker
Parks Board
Lake Texoma Storm Causes Damages and One Death
A vicious Lake Texoma storm Sunday caused about a quarter million dollars in losses to boats and resorts with one drowning. Many boats sunk or damaged, anchor cables snapped, and power outages occurred across Texas and Oklahoma.
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Waco
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Charley Lay
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Oklo
Vic Resort
Hijacking Bill Gets Panel Okay
The Senate Aviation subcommittee approved unanimously a bill to make airplane hijacking punishable by life in prison. The measure follows a Continental Airlines hijack at El Paso by two gunmen and seeks federal piracy-like jurisdiction for crimes in flight. It would assign strong penalties including life imprisonment for deadly offenses aboard aircraft.
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Senate Aviation Subcommittee
Continental Airlines
el Paso
Tex
Cuba
Mike Monroney
Dekla
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House Commerce
John Bell Williams
D-Miss
Senate
Clair Engle
D-Calif
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