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Snyder Daily News

Location

Snyder, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1958

Page

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Loose in Snyder Dog May Be Rabid

A small mixed breed dog described as 14 inches high with brown head and chest is loose in Snyder. The owner R L Ray and Dr Carl Dillaha urge locating the dog to determine rabies exposure, as Pasteur shots would be needed within two weeks if exposure is confirmed. Call Ray at HI 3-9476 or Dillaha at HI 3-3501.

Snyder Susie Carl Dillaha R. L. Ray Avenue V Pasteur Dillaha Ray Police Department

Johnson Urges Social Security Bill Passage

Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson urged the Senate to pass a strong social security bill despite Eisenhower veto threats. He pressed for adjournment talks as debates continued on aid expansions and education funding linked to a missile age program.

Johnson Washington Lyndon B. Johnson Tex Senate Eisenhower Welfare Flemming U. S House Boston Bernard Goldfine Congress Goldfine Sherman Adams Maine Sen Margaret Chase Smith R-Me

Ex-Governor Ratner testifies on Hoffa inquiry with denial

Former Kansas governor Payne Ratner testified before the Senate Rackets Committee that he interceded with Rep. Wint Smith to keep James Hoffa on track during the 1953 House investigation but denied arranging the inquiry’s squelching. He said he sought a postponement due to a concurrent grand jury probe and denied being hired by the union for that purpose.

Washington Payne Ratner Kansas James R. Hoffa House Hoffa Teamsters Union Wint Smith R-Kan Clare E. Hoffman R-Mich Ratner Senate Rackets Committee Smith Hoffman Congress

Absentee Voting Pace Slow In Democratic Primary

Absentee voting remained light as 28 people had voted absentee with three ballots in the mail. The deadline to vote absentee is next Tuesday at the county clerk's office or by mail. Applications are available at the county clerk's office.

Dan Cotton

Moon Shot May Be Set Next Sunday

Informed sources say the Air Force may try the first moon rocket launch next Sunday from Cape Canaveral at about 7 a.m. EST if conditions permit. Maj. Gen. Donald M. Yates denied a set time, with possible postponements to Monday Tuesday or Wednesday depending on conditions. The mission aims to reach the moon, relay photographs from space, and measure space particle impacts and gravitational fields.

Moon Earth

Gromyko Brands U S as Major Mid East Threat

At the United Nations General Assembly Gromyko charged the United States and Britain with threatening peace in the Middle East. He cited U S military actions in Lebanon and said oil interests drive intervention. Eisenhower outlined a peace plan and a regional finance agency, receiving applause.

United Nations, N. Y Andrei A. Gromyko Eisenhower Middle East United States General Assembly U.N Gromyko Britain Lebanon U.S United Kingdom The Assembly

Rayburn Sees Chance For Farm Measure

Speaker Sam Rayburn said a farm legislation compromise may be possible before adjournment after talks with lawmakers. The shift follows Southern pressure to avoid sharp cotton and rice acreage cuts next year while Senate and House bills seek new support calculations and parity standards.

Washington Sam Rayburn Congress Rayburn House Senate Secretary of Agriculture Benson

Navy Probes Becky Storm Near Puerto Rico

Navy planes and three instrument loaded craft from hurricane research joined Air Force units to study the season's second storm Becky. Forecasters said Becky stands a good chance of strengthening in the next 24 to 36 hours with winds around 55 mph in squalls and a tropical storm watch in effect for Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands.

San Juan Puerto Rico Navy National Hurricane Research Projects Air Force Becky Virgin Islands

Six-Point Plan Offered By President

President Eisenhower unveiled a six point program to foster Middle East peace and stability. It calls for a standby United Nations peace force an Arab led economic development fund U N checks on propaganda arms control study and measures to secure Lebanon and Jordan with U N involvement and troop replacement. The speech was broadcast coast to coast and worldwide via Voice of America.

Marvin L. Arrowsmith United Nations N. Y Eisenhower Middle East U.N United Nations General Assembly Russia Soviet Union Voice of America Radio Moscow Kremlin United States Israel Lebanon Jordan

Texas Weather: Heat Highs Above 100 With Scattered Thunderstorms

Readings show 103 degree high and 71 degree low, 75 at 7 30 a m. Forecasts predict partly cloudy skies through Thursday with widely scattered thundershowers mainly afternoon and evening. Temperatures remain steady.

Snyder Texas

Man Beaten Fatally By Irate Husband

Dallas AP report: James Harlan Shaw, 35, a Tyler salesman, died after a beating Friday by a Dallas mechanic Lloyd Sanders 25 charged with assault to murder. Shaw suffered a broken jaw and head injuries. The incident followed a confrontation after Sanders found his wife with Shaw near his home early Friday.

Dallas James Harlan Shaw Tyler Shaw Lloyd Sanders Oliver Sanders

First Bale Ginned Here In Scurry County 1958

The first bale of 1958 cotton in Scurry County was ginned at Paymaster Gin from 19 acres farmed by 59 year old L O By num near Union. The bale weighed 1980 pounds and was reduced to 405 pounds for ginning. By num, a former fireman, now grows corn, maize, cane, and cattle on 160 acres.

Scurry County L. O Bynum Union D. T. Pierce Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Committee Lee Watson Doc) Bynum Avenue W Paymaster Here Agriculture Committee Chamber of Commerce Bynum’s O. P. Tate Snyder Leo Schattel Norman Ford Polar John Roemisch, Jr Hermleigh J. O. Hudnall Camp Springs L. T. Nail P. A. Ware F. J. Murphree Cottonwood Flat Texas Engineering Extension Service

Snyder School Board Seeks Bids for Health Plan

The Snyder school board called for bids by Aug 22 on a new health insurance plan for school personnel to start this year, replacing Occidental Life Insurance Co. which seeks a 220 percent rate increase. Superintendent T. E. McCollum was told to contact interested bidders and the board will keep costs close to current levels.

Snyder Occidental Life Insurance Co T. E. McCollum Sghool

Wind and Rain Hit North Texas Areas

Thunderstorms troubled Texas after Tuesday damage. Tornadic winds hit rural areas near Bonham Dallas and Fort Worth. Lightning hurt two men in Terrell. A small twister damaged Edhube south of Bonham wrecking a barn and unroofing a home. Hail damaged cotton and Lake Lavon winds sank boats and damaged structures. Two workers treated for shock near Terrell.

Associated Press Texas Bonham Dallas Fort Worth Terrell Edhube Lake Lavon Richland Hills Terrel Calvin Rushing Esker Evans

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