British Pressure Grows Over Soblen Return Decision
London reports intensify as Britain presses El Al to fly Dr. Robert Soblen to the United States for a life sentence. Israel insists Soblen would be sent only to Israel, while Britain extends the deadline and weighs alternative carriers amid legal questions.
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Robert A. Soblen
Home
Henry Brooke
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United States
Soviet Union
Pan Americam
Soblen
New York
Fl al
Britain
Israel
Dr. Soblen
FI al
Foreign Ministry
Jerusalem
Independent Times of London
Home Secretary
Tax Cut Not Ruled Out Decision Expected Soon
The White House said President Kennedy may decide this weekend on asking Congress for an immediate tax cut but most likely next week. Economic advisers say trends are mixed and not yet a crisis, while Kennedy weighs data and timing for potential action next January.
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Washington
White House
Kennedy
Congress
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Walter W. Heller
Heller
U.S
Jacob K. Javits
R-N. Y
Aflcio Executive Council
George Meany
AFL Cio
Andrew T. Hatcher
Hatcher
Davis Rites Set Friday
Funeral services for Mrs. Bern ee Louise Davis 39 of Snyder are set for Friday at 2 pm at First Methodist Church with Rev. Roy Havens and others officiating. Burial will follow at Ira Cemetery. she died Wednesday at D M Cogdell Memorial Hospital. Survivors include her husband, parents, a sister and three brothers.
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Bernee Louise
Buddy) Davis
First Methodist Church of
Snyder
Roy Havens
Union Methodist Church
Durward Boggs
Thirtyseventh Street Church of Christ
Harry Vanderpool
Snyder First
Ira
Bell Funeral Home
Farnest C. Chasteen
J. J. Hall
Billy Ray Chasteen
Joe F. Chasteen
Colorado City
Jack B. Chasteen
Claude Woolever
Bill Dixon
Ernest Hall
Jess Spykes
Billy Davidson
Odessa Girl Found Unharmed After Canyon Search
A search party found Leta Kay Barfield a 19 year old from Odessa Texas unharmed after she spent several hours in rugged canyons northwest of Ruidoso New Mexico She had become separated from her brother and another boy who had blazed a trail with hatchets but lost it during the return trip The boys reached town where the Barfield family is staying
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N. M
Leta Kay Barfield
Odessa
Tex
Barfield
Filibuster Threat Reemerges Over Satellite Bill
Sen Este Kefauver and Sen Wayne Morse warned of another Senate filibuster against the communications satellite bill. The Foreign Relations Committee plans amendments on foreign policy controls before reporting the measure Friday. Kefauver argued nongovernment ownership is improper. Morse said opponents seek only a government owned system.
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Estes Kefauver
Dtenn
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Senate
Senate Foreign Reactions Committee
Kefauver
Morse
Foreign Relations Committee
Hugh L. Dryden
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Congress
U.S
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
At&t
Texas Heat Records Fall as 100s Reign Across State
Texas endures a sweeping heat wave with temperatures exceeding 100 degrees in most regions. Officials urge water conservation amid strained reservoirs and a pool closure in Temple. San Antonio bases limit outdoor activity and rainfall remains scarce with highs near 100 to 108 in several cities.
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Temple
San Antonio
Randolph Air Force Base
Lackland Air Force Base
Presidio
Big Bend
Wichita Falls
Galveston
Gulf Coast
Mercury
Beaumont
Houston
Laredo
Childress
Junction
Lufkin
College Station
San Angelo
Waco
Austin
el Paso
Victoria
Mineral Wells
Wink
Dalhart
Dallas
West Texas
GOP Raps Test Ban Proposal In Kennedy Fight
Republican leaders charge President Kennedy is retreating toward the Soviet position on a nuclear test ban. Dirksen Halleck and Rockefeller accuse U S negotiators of concessions and warn the administration risks national security as Geneva talks continue. Kennedy counters with aims to align U S positions with new seismic data and onsite inspections.
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Kennedy
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
House
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Dirksen
Halleck
Geneva
Nan
Rockefeller
U.S
White House
News Center
GUCG
Arthur H. Dean
Dirksen and
Sabin Vaccine Drive Planned in Snyder
The Snyder Jaycees will sponsor a Sabin Oral vaccine drive with initial dose on September 9 and medical supervision by Cogdell Memorial Hospital staff. Times and locations will be announced later and the vaccine will be free. donations are welcome to offset handling costs. The notice urges all residents to get the Sabin vaccine to boost immunity. Separately, the State Health Department reported 10 new polio cases for the week ending Saturday, totaling 151 for the year, including 121 paralytic.
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Snyder Jaycees
Cogdell Memorial Hospital
State Department of Health
Celebrezze Proposes New Drug Regulations
Secretary of Welfare Anthony J. Celebrezze urges FDA oversight from investigational start to finish for new drugs. Proposals aim to require preclinical safety data, planned clinical trials, and immediate FDA notification if safety doubts arise, with 60 days for public comment.
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Washington
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Celebrezze
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Europe
Commissioner of Food and Drugs
George P. Larrick
Pair Hurt In Mishap
Two Snyder children were injured in a motor scooter pickup crash at Ave P and Texas. Fred Allen Hodges three suffered head injuries and was in critical condition at Hendrick Memorial Hospital Abilene. Jean nette Hodges thirteen had a broken leg and head lacerations and was in serious condition at Cogdell Hospital. The scooter collided with a 1960 Chevrolet driven by Felipe Pesina sixteen of Snyder who was uninjured. Parents are Mr and Mrs Tom Hodges of Greenhill Addison Snyder. Patrolman Ivy Daniels investigated.
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Ave. P
Texas
Fred Allen Hodges
Hendrick Memorial Hospital
Abilene
Bel
Jeannette Hodges
Cogdell Hospital
Felipe Pesina
Hodges
Tom Hodges
Greenhill
Addison
Ivy Daniels
Settlements In Crash Made in Houston Area
Two Dallas women and their children received settlements totaling 340000 for Braniff Electra crash that killed all 34 aboard near Buffalo Texas. Mrs Harold Brooks gets 175000 for Charles Kaufman and Mrs Jolanda Stevenson 165000 for William Stevenson. Judge Phil Peden approved the settlements allocating 55000 to Brooks five children and 45000 to Stevenson two children.
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Houston
Dallas
New York
Buffalo
Tex
Harold Brooks
Charles Kaufman
Jolanda Stevenson
William Stevenson
U.S. Dist
Phil
Weather snapshot across Texas with heat high 100s
Readings show hot conditions across the state with highs near 97 to 107 degrees in multiple regions. North Central Texas expects 100s today and Friday, while Northeast to Southeast Texas face hot, partly cloudy days with isolated thundershowers possible in the north.
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