Former President Kwitschek backs Goulart for Brazil presidency
Ex President Juscelino Kubitschek voiced support for leftist Vice President Joao Goulart and planned to travel to Brasilia as Congress battles military chiefs over Goulart’s return. Goulart stayed in Paris awaiting developments amid a constitutional crisis and political maneuvering across Rio Grande do Sul and Parana.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Juscelino Kubitschek
Joao Goulart
Goulart
Paris
Kubitschek
Brasilia
Congress
Spain
Janio Quadros
Rainieri Mazzilli
U.S
Rio Grande Do Sul
Leonel Brizola
Brizola
Porto Alegre
Uruguay
Rio
Santa Catarina
Parana
Ney Braga
Commissioners Review Budget and Set Voting Boxes in Snyder County
Scurry County Commissioners surveyed the proposed budget for next year with a public hearing advertised and final action set for Sept 11. They granted the Democratic Party permission to hold primaries in county polling places and approved a new lineup of voting boxes across Snyder County. The court also accepted a $1,950 acoustical ceiling bid for Towle Memorial Park Exhibition barn and authorized the county judge to request State Highway Dept space for engineering offices to ease courthouse crowding.
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Scurry
Democratic Party
Northeast Snyder
Sheriff's Office
Cottonwood Flats
Ennis Creek
Dermott
Baptist
Fluvanna
Union
Bison
Knapp
China Grove
Merket
Ira
Dunn
Lone Wolf
Inadale
Helmleigh
Camp Springs
Snyder
Commissioners Court Room
Crowder
Union Community Center
Justice of the Peace
T. E. Shelburne and Son
Towle Memorial Park
State Highway Dept
Weather snapshot across Texas with scattered storms
Readings show high 92 for Monday and 88 to 90s in many regions, lows around 60s to 70s. Forecasts call for clear to partly cloudy skies, little temperature change, and widely scattered afternoon thundershowers from North Central to Southeast Texas through Wednesday.
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Snyder
Texas
Fifth Amendment Plea Ties Witness in Senate Probe
Thomas F. Kelly Sr. of Illinois Sports Service invoked the Fifth Amendment amid Senate Crime Investigations questions about intimidation of an employee tied to a race wire operation. Lyons reportedly attempted suicide after pressure from colleagues, according to Chicago police testimony.
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Washington
Thomas F. Kelly Sr
Chicago
Senate
Kelly
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Frank W. Lyons
Lawrence J. English
Arlington Heights
Lyons
English
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Subcommittee
McClellan
Downey Rice
FBI
Illinois Sports Service
Tony Accardo
Murray
the Camel
Humphries
Snyder Chamber Sets Retail Tax Discussion Sessions
The Snyder Chamber of Commerce schedules meetings for retailers to discuss the new sales tax bill taking effect Friday. Soft lines retailers meet 3 p.m. Wednesday at the 66 Cafe with panelists Lyle Deffebach and J Mark McLaughlin. Other panels cover food dealers hard goods and services with details to follow.
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Snyder Chamber of Commerce
Lyle Deffebach
J. Mark McLaughlin
Chamber
First Peace Corps Group Departs U S
A 52 member group leaves Washington for Ghana to teach in its secondary schools as the first Peace Corps mission abroad. A second 28 member Tanganyika group will depart later. both undergo further training. President Kennedy hailed the volunteers as living examples of public service.
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Washington
Ghana
Republic
Africa
Tanganyika
Texas Western College
Puerto Rico
W. M. Q. Haim
Kennedy
White House
New York City
Peace Corps
Ing
University of California
University College
London
Ministry of Education
Congress
Senate
House
Rose Garden
U S Berlin Troops Drill In Readiness Maneuvers
U S Berlin garrison of 1500 soldiers in the 18th Infantry 1st Battle Group moved from lectures to a field test of combat readiness in West Berlin. The period maneuvers followed a crowd welcome on Aug 20 as 12 500 Big Three troops conduct periodic deployments near a quiet border with Communist barricades.
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Berlin
U.S. Berlin
18Th Infantry
1St Battle Group
Information Bureau West
Ballenstedt
Walter Ulbricht
East Germany
Bailenstedt
Bonn
Back to school safety urged by police in warning
Police Chief Chester Simons urged drivers and parents to reduce back to school traffic hazards. He warned of scooter and bicycle increases around schools and stressed strict enforcement of traffic laws to protect children and prevent accidents.
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Chester Simons
Late Summer Heat Persists Across Texas
The Associated Press reports enduring late summer heat across Texas with light to moderate thundershowers cooling coastal areas. forecasters expect additional thundershowers and occasional thunderstorms through Wednesday, with rain observed in eastern Central Texas overnight. Houston received a 40 minute downpour dropping 0.65 inches.
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Texas
Longview
Lufkin
Tyler
Houston
Nine Killed as Jet Hits Mountain Cable Car in France
A French military jet severed the cable of a Chamonix mountain suspension system, sending one cabin 200 yards into a valley and causing several other cabins to crash. Police report nine dead and multiple injuries. the jet returned to base after signaling the alarm.
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Chamonix
France
Gros Rognon
White Valley
4Th Escadrille
Luxeil
Rayburn Says Cure For Aches Assured
House Speaker Sam Rayburn says doctors have found the cause of his chronic back ache and can treat it. He noted his heart blood pressure liver and kidneys are okay and that he had a good night's sleep.
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Washington
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Rayburn
GM Is Likely Top Target for UAW Strike
Speculation grows that General Motors will be the UAWs main target as contract talks near a Friday deadline. The union seeks better wages and fringes after AMC agreed a profit sharing plan, while GM Ford and Chrysler face pressure to raise offers and accept stronger terms.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
International Executive Board
American Motors
UAW
Walter Reuther
Genral Motors
GM Ford
American Motors Corp
AMC
Big Three
G V Smith Dies Today in Snyder
George V. Smith a Snyder resident for 3%2 years died at 9 30 this morning in Cogdell Memorial Hospital after being taken there by Bolger Ambulance. Born August 10 1889 in Fannin County he was a Methodist. Survived by wife Mary Nell two daughters Mrs Louis Cannon and Mrs Pauline Sparkman two sisters Miss Willie Smith and Mrs Tate Booker one brother Ernest Smith two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are pending with Bolger Funeral Home.
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George V. Smith
Snyder
Cogdell Memorial Hospital
Bolger
Smith
Mary Nell
Lamesa
Fannin County
Methodist Church
Lous Cannon
Saudi Arabia
Pauline Sparkman
Dallas
Wiliie Smith
Sherman
Tate Booker
Ector
Tex
Ernest Smith
Whitewright
Bolger Funeral Home
State Will Offer Leases For University Lands Auction
A public auction of oil and gas leases will be held Nov. 4 for University of Texas Lands. The board offered 126 tracts including streets near proven production. The board raised royalties from one-eighth to one-sixth for future gas production, an move that could add about $15 million annually.
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Austin
Board For Lease
University of Texas Lands
Jerry Sadler
U S
Sadler
University Permanent Fund
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Friedrichstrasse
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Associated Press
Walter P. Reuther
G. V. Smith
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