Delays Grow for Summit Opening Amid Nuclear Test Talks
Washington officials foresee further postponement of a spring Summit while U S and Soviet leaders seek a date acceptable to Khrushchev The issue hinges on an international inspection system and extending the 14 month old nuclear test moratorium with a Paris mid May summit now the most likely outcome.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
U. S
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Christian A. Herter
Herter
Augusta
Georgia
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Geneva
Khrushchev
Charles de Gaulle
France
Harold Macmillan
Paris
de Gaulle
England
Gibbons Enters Sheriff Race in Scurry County
Howard Gibbons a Scurry County resident and former peace officer announced his candidacy for Sheriff of Scurry County. He served as deputy sheriff for four years, trained at Camp Mabry, and has long worked in construction safety, with deep local roots and a family background in the area. He noted his law enforcement experience and prior vocations as qualifications for the office.
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Howard Gibbons
Scurry
Scurry County
Gibbons
Forty-first Street
Homer Whisnan
Texas Sheriffs and Deputies
Texas Department of Public Safety
Camp Mabry
Austin
Texas
New Mexico
W. T. Gibbons
Carbon
Myrtle Mae Day
John €. Day
Snyder
Precinct No. 1
Gib
County Logs 7th Fatality In Week
A week of deadly crashes in Scurry County ends with 7th traffic fatality. Norma Norene Johnson of Texarkana Arkansas died after a single vehicle rollover on US 180 east of Snyder during Christmas Eve. Her husband was injured. three sons unhurt. A second wreck near Snyder injured Grady V Keith and wife with serious injuries. Funeral services for Mrs Johnson set for Macedoni Baptist Church.
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Scurry County
Norma Norene Johnson
Taxarkana
Ark
Snyder
US 180
Will Cleveland
Cogdell Memorial Hospital
Bell Ambulance
Johnson
J. C
Union
A. M. Lundy
Grady V. Keith
Slaton
Backers Support Rockefeller Faction Reacts To Nixon Nomination
George Sallade, chairman of a nine state Go Rockefeller for President group, expresses disappointment at Nelson Rockefeller’s decision not to run. Sallade, a Michigan state Republican, says Rockefeller’s record makes him well qualified. Sallade expects Nixon to be nominated and elected, and shifts the group to support GOP organizational efforts and Nixon’s bid.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
George Sallade
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Sallade
Rockefeller
Citizens For Rockefeller
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Massachusetts
Iowa
Illinois
Alabama
Indiana
Florida
Connecticut
Colorado
Nixon
United States
One Car Accidents Drive Texas Holiday Toll Up
A Texas Christmas period record shows 17 traffic deaths with one car crashes contributing 15 of them since Thursday 6 p.m. The worst crash near San Antonio killed four teenage boys when their vehicle exploded into flames after hitting a concrete abutment on US 81 and the Pan American Expressway. Other fatalities include shooting and stabbing incidents in Houston and Beaumont, a fatal crash near Harlingen, and a poisoning death of an infant in Fort Worth.
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Texas
San Antonio
George
Floyd Valdez
Jerry Johnson
Denny Comte
Mattie Arnold
Jesse
Houston
Arnold
Ascension Ramirez
Harlingen
Edward Washington
la Grange
Herman Masters
Carrizo Springs
U.S. Highway 81
New Braunfels
Preston Smith
Beaumont
Ernest Stewart
Henry Williams
Weather Synopsis for Snyder Texas Forecast
Readings show Thursday morning low around 32 degrees with 7 am temperature near . Friday forecasts indicate morning low around 52 degrees and a high about 67. Saturday expected at 54 degrees with light precipitation and northwest Texas cloudiness, showers likely through Sunday.
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Snyder
Texas
Beef Gains Popularity in Nationwide Survey
Beefs popularity rises as demand grows. A two year survey directed by Herrell F. De Graff of Cornell College notes improved blood lines and feeding raise beef cattle numbers by about 56 percent to over 9 million head.
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Herrell F. de Graff
Cornell University Graduate School of Nutrition
de Graff
Rockefeller Declines 1960 GOP Presidential Bid
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller announced he will not seek the Republican nomination for president or entertain a bid for vice president. He cited a likely primary fight and said he would focus on duties as New York governor while supporting party nominees in 1960.
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Republican Party
Scientists Say Life Could Begin Spontaneously On Earth
Florida State chemist Sidney W. Fox suggests life may arise in hot springs or near sea vents. He explains experiments showing amino acids forming protein-like material at high heat, yielding sphere structures akin to cell membranes, offering a model for early life formation.
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Sidney W. Fox
Florida State University
Fox
American Assn
Advancement of
Science
AAAS
Florida
City Jail Overflows After Christmas Festivities
City police crowded the jail Saturday as eighteen men were charged with intoxication from Christmas Eve to Christmas night. Officers also handled family disturbances and located wandering children, plus reported five city wrecks with damages totaling around $1,260 involving various makes and drivers.
Snyder City Council to hold second reading on ten annexation ordinances
The Snyder council schedules a 7 36 pm meeting Monday for the second reading of ten annexation ordinances. Nine cover areas numbered 252 through 260 across town, plus one for a 22.5 acre development north of Thirty seventh Street near West Elementary School. The listed zones include East Highway No 253 Avenue E corridor Twentieth Street to Snyder Cemetery North of Eighth Street near the P W Cloud property Towle Memorial Park area Cog dell Memorial Hospital area Northwest Snyder near KSNY radio East of Clairemont Highway and west of Avenue Q and along the Lubbock Highway.
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Scott and Browning
Thirty-seventh Street
West Elementary
Avenue E
Twentieth Street
Snyder Cemetery
Eighth Street
P. W. Cloud
Towle Memorial Park
Cogdell Memorial Hospital
KSNY
Clairemont Highway
Lubbock Highway
Leath Rites Held Here
Funeral services for Mrs. Ola Bibbee Leath of 2612 Avenue A, who died Thursday at Coazdell Memorial Hospital, were held Saturday at the First Baptist Church. Born in Snyder on October 28, 1896, she is survived by three daughters, seven grandchildren, and two nephews. Burial followed in Snyder Cemetery.
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Keiths
San Angelo
Bell Ambulance
Cogdell Memorial
St Joseph's Hospital
Mrs. Johnson
Macadonia Baptist Church
Iun
Macedoni Cemetery
Bell Funeral Home
Ola Bibbee
Snyder
R. L. Brice
O. B. Truelock
Colorado City
Billy Joe Athey
Oklahoma City
Fred R Kaizer
Wm. E. Raborn
Guy Stoker
Lynn Alexander
Leland Herod
Benny K. Norris
Rockefeller to Play Key GOP Role Despite Nomination Decision
Vice President Richard M. Nixon says Nelson A Rockefeller will have a vital role in the Republican party even after Rockefeller announces he will not seek the GOP presidential nomination next year. Nixon's office released a brief statement after Rockefeller said he would not be a candidate.
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Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Nixon
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