Governor Daniel Urges 3.1 Billion Texas Budget For 1964 65
Gov Daniel proposes a 3.1 billion dollar state budget for 1964 65 with no new taxes. He relies on an extra 11 million from a one year franchise tax extension and 30 million from higher college tuition. The plan increases spending by 325 million over current appropriations while general revenue would drop 7.6 million. The proposal targets pay raises for doctors and staff, education expansions, parks, and court and highway needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Legislative Budget Board
John Connally
State Highway Department
Texas Water Commission
The
Railroad Commission
San Jacinto Monument
Soil Conservation Board
Commission On Higher Education
Say
Commission
Kennedy Macmillan to back Polaris link end Skybolt rift
In Nassau the leaders approve an accord to supply Britain with Polaris missiles replacing Skybolt and pave a path to a unified Western nuclear strategy. They foresee years of work to merge deterrents while coordinating with France and the United States on defense.
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William L. Ryan
Nassau
Bahamas
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Britain
United States
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Macmillan
London
Nuclear Weapon Club
Polaris
Skybolt
France
Europe
Congress
de Gaulle
Donovan Making Progress On Cuba Prisoner Talks
Havana reports James B. Donovan remains optimistic about securing the release of 1,113 Bay of Pigs veterans in exchange for dollars worth of American drugs and food. A freighter supplied by American shipping firms loaded medical aid at Port Everglades and prepared to sail to Havana, as Donovan heads Florida visits and reviews Castro stockpiles worth about 33 million dollars.
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Tee
Donovan
Fidel Castro
American Red Cross
Port Everglades
Fla
Miami
United States
Havana
Bay of Pigs
Florida
Castro
Enrique Llaca
Cuban Families
Weather Turns Christmas Cold Across Texas
Frigid northerly winds sweep Texas as a cold front ends near December warmth. Temperatures drop to 24 in the Panhandle and 30 in North Central Texas by Saturday with lingering drizzle in parts and fog in Texarkana Tyler McAllen and Brownsville. Readings Thursday afternoon ranged from 42 in Amarillo to 66 in Beaumont.
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Texarkana
Tyler
McAllen
Brownsville
Texas
Texas Panhandle
Amarillo
Laredo
Dalhart
Beaumont
Sanitation Schedule Shift For Christmas Week
The Snyder sanitation department moves garbage collection earlier on Monday December 24 with trucks starting at 6 am and finishing by noon before Christmas holiday. No pickups on Christmas day and service resumes on the regular schedule Wednesday.
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City of Snyder
Earl Davis
City Sanitation Department
Davis
Holdup Of Station Is Under Probe
Snyder police probe an armed robbery at Fl Pase service station at Forty second Street and the Big Spring Highway. Operator Tommy Jack Walker says a masked intruder forced the money from him, taking $166.40 after he laid it on the desk and fled into darkness. he could not identify the robber. Juvenile officer Bill Zimmerman assisted in the investigation.
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Snyder Police Department
Fl Pase
Forty-second Street
Big Spring Highway
Tommy Jack Walker
UN Concludes Session Amid Cuba War Threats and India China War
The United Nations General Assembly wrapped a lengthy session shadowed by Cuba's nuclear threat and the India China war. It abolished its Hungary watchdog mission, recognized Yemen's revolutionary government, and extended Congo and Middle East force funding. Thant was elected secretary general for four years. The US and USSR signaled possible cooperation on satellites and disarmament. Delinquent dues remained unresolved for the Soviet Union and France.
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United Nations
General Assembly
Cuba
India
China
U.S
Adlai FE. Stevenson
Valerian A. Zorin
116-Nation Forum
Hungary
Yemen
United States
Angola
Portugal
U Thant
Congo
Middle East
Assembly
Works and Relief Agency For Palestine Refugees
Union Disarmament Committee
Muhammad Zatrulia Khan
Pakistan
Security Council
Thant
Soviet Union
Troika
U.N
France
Bosch Runs Well Ahead In Dominican Republic Vote
Early unofficial returns from the Dominican Republic's first free election in 38 years show Juan Bosch leading Viriato Fiallo by wide margins. In the federal district Bosch leads about 2 to 1, with strong support in Santo Domingo and the Cibao valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosch
Dominican Republic
Santo Domingo
En Irons FE Caribe
Fiallo
Revolutionary Party
Moca
Cibao
Puerto Plata
Congress
Rafael L Trujillo
National Electoral Board
Cliss
Santiago
Montecristi
Juan Isidro Jimenez
Social Democratic Alliance
Bostic
Cibao Valley
United States
Truptlan
Javed
Sharp Quakes Are Recorded
Berkeley based UC seismograph station logged three strong earthquakes early today with gaps of about an hour each. The first at 12 49 a m PST occurred 2300 miles northwest on the Aleutian Islands, followed by two aftershocks. A second quake struck 5200 miles northwest near Honshu Japan at 1 44 pm and a third at 1 54 am occurred 5900 miles southeast in central Chile or Argentina.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Donald Tucker
The
Seisme Graphic Station
Aleutian Islands
Here
Honsai
Japan
Chile
Argentina
Longshoremen and shippers head off possible strike
In New York a last ditch session opens to avert a potential walkout set for 5 pm Sunday from Searsport Maine to Brownsville Texas. Federal officials Wirtz and others mediate with the ILA and the New York Shipping Association as talks focus on crew size featherbedding and a three year wage plan.
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NEW York
Searsport
Maine
Brownsville
Tex
W. Willard Wirty
International Longshoremen's Association
New York Shipping Association
Karher
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
ILA
Kennedy
Wirtz
William Simkin
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Alexander P. Chopin
The
Shipping Association
Union Opposi
Weather Snyder Temperatures and Wind Ranges Across Texas
Readings show highs around the mid to upper 60s to mid 70s across regions with variable cloudiness. Expect cooler nights, patchy showers in central and southern Texas, and light winds up to 38 mph along the coast.
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Snyder
Herth
Texas
South
Warner
Lew High
Local fundraiser totals reach 348.95 with 6,000 needed
A historical community contribution list shows donors including Mrs. Charles S. Stewart, M. A. Revdloo, Jon Zalman, Thurlman Allen, and others. The record flags totals for this date at 348.95 and a previous 104.98, with 6,000.00 required to complete the goal.
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Charles S. Stewart
Lee Hodhaday
M. A
Mike Figart
J. Mark MelLaughtin
Thurman Allen
Jon Zalman
Lowell
M. W. Barousette
Scurry County
K. ON
Oran Henderson
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Marta Burity
Snyder High
Tommy Shelburne
Miss Burity
James B. Donovan
Gulf of Mexico
Paris Waco
Palestine
Lufkin
Houston
Alice
Bill Zimmerman
City Police
Inal
Claude Satunday
Sonight
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