China Reds Break With Soviet Bloc Over Planned World Meeting
Tokyo AP says Communist China will boycott a Soviet led planning conference for a world Communist meeting. Peking accuses Moscow of siding with the United States over Vietnam and UN intervention, calling the move a split in international communism. China cites Africa as a new focus and condemns U.S. special warfare in Asia Africa and Latin America. The letter dated Aug 30 rejects Moscow’s invitation and warns the schism deepens.
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Peking
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U.S
Viet Nam
United Nations
Red China
Central Committee
Chinese Communist Party
New China
Africa
Moscow
South Viet Nam
Venezuela
Colombia
Asia
Latin America
Peking Agency
Students In Saigon Demand Acceptable Assembly Members
Saigon student leaders warned of new mass demonstrations if the ruling triumvirate names men to the promised National Assembly who are unacceptable. Ton That Tue said demonstrations would occur only as a last resort, while Le Dinh Dieu Cam said the student body would back the government for two months for unity. The triumvirate must appoint a National Assembly representative within two months.
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Viet Nam
National Assembly
Ton
Tue
Leadership Council of
le Dinh Dieu Cam
Congress Back To Work Today After Convention
Congress returned from the Democratic convention with limited House action and Senate focus on elderly health benefits under Social Security. Leadership aims to attach health provisions to a House-passed bill, risking extended debates and House concurrence. Ev erett Dirksen followers press to delay reapportionment, while Saigon reports cite Communist roundups and violence ending in a Catholic funeral procession.
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Edwin B. Harkinson
Washington
Congress
House
Representatives
Senate
Johnson
Supreme Court
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Ways and Means
Everett M. Dirksen
R-ldl
Extradition Upheld In Slaying Case Of Jacques Mossler
Houston judge denies petition for writ of habeas corpus blocking extradition of Melvin Powers to Florida. Powers, 27, is charged with the June 30 slaying of Jacques Mossler, the Miami Beach millionaire found stabbed after a slugging incident in Mossler's apartment. Percy Foreman filed a notice of appeal as powers’ extradition was approved by Gov. Connally earlier this month.
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Houston
Wendell Owens
Melvin Powers
Florida
Powers
Odom
Percy Foreman
Miami
Jacques Mossler
Mossler
Little Change Predicted in Texas Weather Today
The Associated Press reports Texas had a few clouds and much warm weather with little change expected through Tuesday. The Weather Bureau says temperatures stay warm under clear to partly cloudy skies, with widely scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers possible in the south and east portions of the state.
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Associated Press
Texas
Weather Bureau
LBJ Opens Campaign From LBJ Ranch To Nation
President Johnson plans a broad campaign path by telephone and appearances to win broad support. He will address unions in Philadelphia and push a food stamp bill, aiming to blend private travel with public stops while remaining in the White House at times. Humphrey joins the country tour, with ranch visits and a misstep prompting light party jests.
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Tex
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LBJ
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Philadelphia
Johson
Texas
Woman Killed In Traffic Mishap Here
A 34 year old Snyder woman Mrs. H D Coy died in a one car turnover on the Big Spring Highway early Sunday. The late model Chevrolet skidded and Rolled ejecting Mrs Coy who was not wearing a seat belt. Her husband H D Coy was uninjured and asleep in the back seat. Funeral services set for 4 pm Tuesday at Morningside Baptist Church with Rev Royce Sanders officiating. Burial will be in Hillside Memorial Gardens. She is survived by her husband two daughters and three sons six sisters four brothers and her father Buddy D Walker. Mrs Coy had lived in Snyder since 1950 arriving from Hobbs New Mexico.
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Evelyn R. Coy
Snyder
Big Spring
Cogdell Hospital
Big Spring Highway
H. D. Coy
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Louisiana
Mrs. Coy
Hobbs, N. M
County Budget Given Approval
The Scurry County commissioners court approved a county budget for the coming year based on an estimated 108 million valuation, with no tax rate change at 95 cents per $100 and allocations of 76.5 cents for general operations, 9 cents for interest and sinking fund, and 9.5 cents for coliseum bonds. The court also reviewed a topo map for the P. W. Cloud property northeast of Thirty seventh Street and Avenue intersection as a potential coliseum site. Architect J. D. Hinton was authorized to assess flood protection costs to safeguard the tract, as flooding risk may require a dike or elevation.
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Scurry County Commissioners Court
Coliseum
P. W. Cloud
J. D. Hinton
Weather snapshot for Texas regions and temperatures
Weather summary covers North Central to Southeast Texas with clear to warm conditions, highs 86 to 105 degrees and lows mostly in the 60s to 80s. Expect isolated evening showers mainly near the coast in several areas, with noted high readings in the 90s and occasional 100s, variable cloudiness and warm nights.
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Snyder
Texas
Patty Cloud
Services For Oscar Clark Held Today
Funeral services for Oscar Eugene Clark 40 of 221 Thirty sixth Street were held today at 2 p.m. at the First Christian Church. Clark a 13 year court reporter for the 12th District Court died Saturday at Cogdell Hospital after an extended illness. Born May 25, 1924 in Aiken he was a Snyder resident since 1951 and a World War II Army Air Corps veteran. He was married in Plainview in 1946 to Minnie L. McMennamy who survives along with daughter Lauren 15 two sisters and two brothers. Burial in Snyder Cemetery with Bolger Funeral Home directing. Pallbearers named Doyle Gallman Dan Cotton Jim Bickle John Boren Ross Blanchard Jr. and Vernon Young.
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12Nd District Court
Cogdell Hospital
Aiken
Snyder
Army Air Corps
Plainview
Minnie L. McMennamy
Lauren
Katherine Clark
Hereford
Laverne Carthel
Lockney
T. E
Edward
Dallas
First Christian Church
Alan Lynch
Snyder Cemetery
Bolger
Chrysler GM talks loom over industry wage pact
Detroit AP United Auto Workers leaders, led by Walter Reuther, met Chrysler negotiators as pressure on GM grows. Unions seek a broad industry pattern while Chrysler moves to bolster its offer. talks at Ford and GM resume, with a Sept 9 extension and a possible strike at stake.
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Reether
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