JEK Appoints Rusk Secretary of State Adlai Takes Job In U N
President elect John F Kennedy chooses Dean Rusk head of the State Department and Adlai Stevenson ambassador to the United Nations. Chester Bowles named undersecretary as Kennedy previews foreign policy aims and a new economic undersecretary.
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Ocean Front
Flood Threats Rise Across Southeast Texas Rivers
The Associated Press reports heavy rains and snow threaten Texas with major floods along the Trinity, Brazos, Sabine rivers, and Oyster Creek in Southeast Texas. Temperatures rise in coming days. forecasts predict heavy rains in the south and warming trends northward.
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Laredo
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Freeport Area
East Columbia
Mineola
Gladewater
Jobless Roll Up Sharply In November
The government reports unemployment topped four million in November the highest for the month since the 1930s. Total employed fell by 150000 in manufacturing and overall employment declined while the unemployment rate slipped slightly to 6.3 percent. Long term unemployed held at about one million, with about 200000 more than a year ago.
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Blackard Rites Set
Death of T. F. Field Blackard 74 an early Snyder resident occurred in Carrizo Springs. Funeral at Church of Christ Carrizo Springs at 3 p.m. Tuesday. Survived by wife three daughters three sons four sisters a step-sister and step-brother fifteen grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
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De Gaulle Cuts Algeria Peace Mission Short
Gen Charles de Gaulle ends his Algeria peace mission a day early and returns to Paris amid escalating violence. Riots in Algiers and Oran leave at least 79 dead and hundreds wounded as Moslems clash with European settlers and French troops. A rebel government in exile rejects his self rule plan and calls for UN intervention.
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Third UF Campaign Reports Progress In Scurry County
Scurry County United Fund workers push toward the third report meeting set for Wednesday at the Village Restaurant. So far 3 percent of the $41,000 goal is reached with at least 12 establishments earning plaques for 100 percent employee contributions.
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Camp Springs
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Vote Probe Hearing Opens In Texas Election Dispute
Democratic attorney Leon Jaworski argued no fraud or discrimination occurred in Texas 1960 presidential vote and asked for dismissal of a GOP recount petition. Republicans seek a full recount of 1,277,184 paper ballots across 254 counties while alleging improper markings and ballot suppression by election judges. Judge Connally planned to continue the hearing midweek amid FBI inquiry reports and prior restraining orders.
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State Board of
Joe Ingraham
One Traffic Mishap In City Logged By Police
A Mercury owned by Wayland Jadson was damaged for 250 dollars when rammed by a 1960 Chevrolet driven by John Willis Early. Early of 2102 Fortieth Street sustained 100 dollars in damage to his car.
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Fortieth
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Weather overview for Texas regions with mixed clouds and temps
Readings show highs ranging from 33 to 45 degrees across North Texas through Tuesday. Low temperatures mostly in the 20s to mid 30s with precipitation including light rain and possible freezing drizzle. Strong northwest winds and unsettled skies persist, with northern areas colder than southeast sections.
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Snyder
Urge Care In Decorating Yule Trees
Snyder Fire Department urges careful Yuletide decorating to prevent fires. Keep trees away from flames as they dry, and avoid overloaded or frayed wires to prevent dangerous blazes this season.
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G. L. Autry
Hendryx Rites Held For Snyder Resident
Charlie Warren Hendryx 88 lifelong Snyder resident died Sunday morning at Cogdell Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born June 5 1902 in Snyder he farmed and lived at 33rd Street. Services held at First Assembly of God officiated by Rev. Robert Owens with burial in Snyder Cemetery under Bolger Funeral Home direction.
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Laos Parliament moves to oust Quinim government
A majority of Laos' National Assembly moved to oust Quinim Pholsena after a day of political upheaval. Rightist rebels held 38 of 58 seats as Savannakhet leaders sought a special session to dissolve the Vientiane regime amid Soviet arms deliveries to leftists and regional backing for Quinim.
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