Damage From Cold Weather Mounts Across Regions
Arctic air blanketed the eastern half of the nation causing property and crop damage in Florida and losses in Georgia. Deaths from the cold storm approached 100 to 150 with fires in Georgia and a Dalton family killed as temperatures plummeted to zero. Snow and ice piled over the Northeast Great Lakes region with depths up to 48 inches and multiple states reporting record lows for December.
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Missouri
Atlanta
Snyder area youth matinee at Palace Theatre Saturday
A Saturday morning matinee for Snyder youths features a jungle film and seven color cartoons at the Palace Theater. Goodfellows drive updates include a target of 2500 dollars with 55 percent raised and ongoing toy and food/clothing donations at banks and the Goodfellows offices.
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Palace Theater
Snyder's
Goodfellows
Jack Dean
Wolfe Studio
Warren Boyd
Scott Rites Here Today
Funeral services for 63 year old Joseph Carroll Scott of 306 Thirty-fifth Street were held at Colonial Hill Baptist Church with Dr. Jimmie Nelson and Rev. J H Skiles officiating. Burial was in Bellview Cemetery Rotan under Bolger Funeral Home. Survived by Edna E Cleveland wife two sons J Lloyd Scott Andrews and J C Scott Jr Dalles a daughter Mrs Jerry Stewart Grand Prairie one sister Mrs W J Strickland Fluvanna one brother Rev C Scott Houston and three granddaughters. Pallbearers named Ab Williamson Kenneth Wilson Odell Cox Jack Berry Stanley Noah Kenneth Armstrong.
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Joseph Carroll Scott
Thirty-fifth Street
Scott
Cogdell Hospital
Colonial Hill Baptist Church
Jimmie Nelson
J. H. Skiles
Midway Baptist Church
Bellview
Ab Williamson
Kenneth Wilson
Odell Cox
Jack Berry
Stanley Noah
Kenneth Armstrong
Rusk Urges NATO Push in Cold War Policy
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged NATO to take the initiative in the cold war at the Paris ministerial meeting. He cited Cuban crisis outcomes and bloc weaknesses as opportunities, warned the Soviet Union on nuclear tests, and called for Western studies of major diplomatic problems to reinforce the Atlantic alliance. He argued for extending Berlin talks to broader issues and urged continued progress despite deadlocked nuclear talks.
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NATO Council
Geneva
China
Gromyko
West Berlin
United Nations
Kennedy To Review Two Years In White House On TV
President Kennedy will discuss his first two years in the White House during a national network program. The hour long show titled After Two Years a Conversation with the President will air Monday night on ABC CBS at 6 30 p m EST and NBC at 8 30 p m. The program is produced by a joint network committee with interviews by Sander Vanocur William H Lawrence and George Herman.
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Kennedy
White House
ABC
CBS
NBC
Panel Nearing Windup in Probe Into Peace Strike
An excited crowd fills the House caucus room as a subcommittee on un-American activities closes three days of hearings on Women Strike for Peace. Witnesses include Dagmar Wilson and others tied to pacifist efforts while critics cite past Communist associations and the Bill of Rights questions.
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White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
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Women Strike For Peace
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New York
John W. Carr Jr
Greenwich Peace Center
Tito Joins Krush In Slap At China
In Moscow the Yugoslav president Tito addressed the Supreme Soviet and backed Khrushchev's handling of the Cuban crisis. Gromyko urged negotiated settlement on Berlin, proposed UN over West Berlin, and warned of war if talks fail. The session approved Khrushchev’s economic reforms and a 36.6 billion ruble budget for the coming year.
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R A Hardee Dies Today in Dunn Community
Funeral services pending at Bell Funeral Home for Richard Arthur Artie Hardee 83 long time Dunn resident. He died this morning at Cogdell Hospital after injuries from a Dunn auto mishap last Saturday. He was born Nov 16 1889 in Scurry County and was a stock farmer. He survived by his wife four daughters three sons four sisters one brother and nine grandchildren.
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Richard Arthur
Artie) Hardee
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Dunn
Hardee
Cogdell Hospital
Isla Ruth Hardee
Ray Neithercutt
Kuwait
Arabia
Buford Sterling
Snyder
Calvin 0 Galven
Dublin
Ireland
J. W. Johnston
Portland
Tex
M. E
Tulsa
Billy Bob
Dicky Dan
Ithaca
N. M
E. T. Strain
Delfa Clark
Colorado City
Lena Johnson
Jim Sikes
Carlsbad, N. M
Milton Hardee
Pagan Rites Set Friday for Mrs. Toi V. Pagan
Funeral services will be held at 2 pm Friday at the First Methodist Church for Mrs. Toi V. Pagan of 2710 Avenue, Hale Center. She died at her daughter's home in Hale Center after living in Scurry County 60 years. Survived by two daughters, three sons, one brother, 19 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Burial in Pyron Cemetery under Bolger Funeral Home.
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Avenue
Alabama
Pagan
Scurry County
J. M. Pagan
Harry Vanderpaol
T. L. Pond
Hale Center
Baptist Church
Pyron
Bolger Funeral Home
Lena Mae West
Tulsa
Okla
Georgie Ruth Phillips
John D
Abilene
Vernon
Fl Paso
James A
Midland
O. D Griffin
Bakersfield
Weather Summary for Texas Regions and North Central Area
Light to moderate highs and varying cloud cover across Texas segments. North Central reports clear to partly cloudy today with warming trends tonight and Friday, lows 24 to 33, highs 42 to 32. Northwest notes warmer today and Friday with lows 26 to 38. Northeast and Southeast show increasing cloudiness, near to rising temperatures, lows 24 to 33, highs 37 to 48. Coast area sees brisk easterly winds 12 to 22 knots today easing Friday, with overall warming through the period.
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Femline
Texas
Colt
Lille Warner
Prisay
Tessas
Tadey
Orth Town
Mariner II Nears Venus Close Approach
The Mariner II space probe nears its historic close pass of Venus at about 20 000 miles. Instruments will study radio and heat emissions from the planet’s clouds as engineers manage a lone solar panel and ongoing power concerns.
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Mariner II
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Connally Stresses Small Town Needs in Industry Push
Gov elect Connally backed the Texas Industrial Commission’s plan to boost industry in 250 small towns, aiming to raise Texas population to 14 million by 1977. The commission outlined goals for 10,581 current plants, 488,250 workers, and projected 14,750 plants with 802,250 employees by 1977, plus research, transport, and education upgrades.
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