Tshombe Yields to UN Moves as Katanga Forces Split
President Tshombe, under house arrest by the United Nations, agrees to pass freedom of movement to Sakania amid fading control of Katanga. UN calls for safe entry into Kolwezi while remnants of his forces flee toward the Sakania border.
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Premarethville
Katanga
API
Moise Tshombe
United Nations
U.N
Sakania
Derek Dodson
Tshombe
U Thant
Kolwezi
Elisabethville
Katangan
George Sherr
Thant
Adrian Porter
Union Miniere du Haut
State Senate Set To Pass Back Pay Bill
In Austin the Senate prepared to pass a $40 000 back pay measure for Senate staff, supplies, and two weeks of per diem for senators from the last special session. The House balked last year on a related provision. Speaker Byron Tunnell outlined committee planning as Lt. Gov Preston Smith anticipated taking office January 15. Summers end with light agendas and lawmakers considering early adjournment. Governor Price Daniel spoke on progress and urged action on land purchase west of the capitol to block an 18 story complex that would obscure the capitol and UT tower.
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Austin
Senate
Charles Herring
Grady Hazlewood
Amarillo
House
Byron Tunnell
Tunnell
Erect Preston Smith
Price Daniel
Daniel
Capitol Grounds
Capitol
University of Texas
Capitol Area
Subway Trains Collide Near Paris Injuring Dozens
Two trains collided on a southwest Paris line injuring about 40 people per police, while a line spokesman cited 10 to 15. No official cause yet. a passenger said one train halted between stations before the second crashed north.
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Paris
API
Bitter Cold Spell To Hit Texas Tomorrow
The Weather Bureau warned cattlemen across Northwest and Southwest Texas to shield stock as a massive cold wave moves into the state. Forecasters predict subfreezing temps Friday from the Panhandle to the Southwest with freezing rain possible in several regions and temperatures dropping to as low as zero in some areas. The system stems from a Plains cold front expected two days after a prior heavy ice storm last year, which caused numerous deaths and paralyzed parts of Texas.
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Associated Preas
Weather Bureau
Texas
Upper
Panhandle
The
Northwest
North Central
South Central
Southwest
Plains States
Dalhart
Brownsville
McAllen
Mrs. Crumley Dies Here at 77 in Snyder
Adella Crumley 77 of 2209 Avenue C died at Cogdell Hospital after a 7 20 p m Wednesday. Born in Emucklaw Alabama on March 27 1885 she lived in Scurry County 53 years. Funeral arrangements are pending with Bolger Funeral Home and services set at Northside Baptist Church with Rev. Jack Dean. Burial at Helmleigh Cemetery. She leaves two daughters Mrs C T Simmons Snyder and Mrs Robert E Alexander San Angelo. three sons Horace San Marcos Fred A San Antonio and G F Texarkana. a sister Mrs J A Starnes Snyder. two brothers Warren Fargason Hermleigh and Luther Fargason Snyder. 13 grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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Bolger Funeral Home
Adella Crumley
Avenue C
Emucklaw
Ala
Service Pending For Mrs Davis
Mrs Maggie Davis died this morning at Cogdell Hospital at 8 50 at Bell Funeral Home 1708 Twenty eighth Street Survivors include two sons Wade Davis of Snyder and Roy Davis of California
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Bell Funeral Home
Maggie Davis
Twenty-eighth Street
Annual C C Banquet in Snyder Tonight
The Snyder Chamber of Commerce hosts its annual membership banquet at the high school cafeteria at 7 pm with J Mark McLaughlin as MC introducing speaker Harry W Clark executive director of the Texas Industrial Commission. Clark known for 25 years in industrial development, will speak on regional growth. Dinner music by Wayne Pitner and A Capella choir will entertain under Roger Gee. Tickets are $2.50 at the door.
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Snyder Chamber of Commerce
J. Mark McLaughlin
Harry W. Clark
Clark
Texas Industrial Commission
Texas Power and Light Company
Texas and Pacific Railway Company
Texas Industrial Development Council
Dallas Area Industrial Development Council
Fantas Area Research
Snyder Chamber
Wayne
Nolan von Roeder
Carl Whitfield
Billy Joe Brown
Jaycee
Ethel Mae Sturdivant
Woman's Club
Lacik
James Rosser
E. H. Williamson
Charles Hartman
R. C. Patton
John Boren
Claus McCormick
Dock Strike Causes Billions in Lost Trade and Jobs
The East Coast dock strike paralyzes 41 ports from Maine to Texas and cuts U.S. food aid shipments. Domestic losses top $400 million and rise daily as unions and New York Shipping Association face stalled talks. Prices for bananas surge in Chicago and car imports dwindle as impeded cargo clogs rail yards and ships remain idle.
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New York
West Germany
Menador
United States
U.S
Maine
Texas
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Afl-Cio International Longshoremen's Association
New York Shipping Association
Alexander P. Chopin
Association
Chopin
Chicago
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Boston
Norfolk
Dock Union
James J. Reynolds
Prestvike
Warden Nips Plot To Free Convict In Forged Papers
SAN FRANCISCO AP Warden Olin Blackwell said a plot to free a notorious bank robber with forged documents was possible but highly unlikely as authorities double checked orders. The forgery targeted Roy Rudolph Drake of Indianapolis, with forged court letters and a signed order. The Justice Department opened a probe, while the Newbold staff denied involvement.
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San Francisco
Alcatraz
Olin Blackwell
Roy Drake
Washington
Justice Department
Indianapolis Star
Roy Rudolph Drake
Indianapolis
Blackwell
Dale J. Holder
Drake
Robert G. Newbold
Newbold
Funeral services for Eva May Ellis held Friday
Funeral services set for 3 p.m. Friday for Eva May Ellis 93 of 2800 Thirty fifth Street. She died at Cogdell Hospital at 4 20 a m. Born December 19 1869 in Bosque County she lived with daughter Jude Huddleston. Survived by three daughters one son 43 grandchildren 85 great grandchildren and 20 great great grandchildren. Burial in Ira Cemetery Bell Funeral Home directing.
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Eva May Ellis
Ellis
Cogdell Hospital
Bosque County
Wright Huddleston
Thomas Jackson Ellis
First Methodist Church
Snyder
D. W. Copeland
Knapp Baptist Church
Jimmie Nelson
Colonial Hill Baptist Church
Harry Vanderpool
Ira
Bell Funeral Home
Jude Huddleston
Clee Cox
Baytown
Cold wave looms for Central Texas and Panhandle
Cold wave warning issued for Central Texas and Northwest Texas with windy conditions. Temperatures fall tonight into Friday with lows from 15 to 20 degrees and highs from 5 above to 20 degrees, with light snow and possible freezing rain in parts.
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Snyder
Texas
Panhandle
Fire Destroys Trailers at Paymaster Gin West of Snyder
Firefighters were summoned to the Paymaster Gin west of Snyder at noon today when loaded cotton trailers were found burning in the gin yard. Three to four trailers were on fire before the cause was known. No immediate ignition source identified.
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Snyder
December job picture largely unchanged in 1962 monthly report
The government said total employment fell 420000 in December while unemployment rose 16000. Nonfarm employment rose to 63.5 million, farm work declined due to cold weather. The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was 5.6 percent, with long term unemployment rising by over 100000 to 979000.
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Washington
Harold Goldstein
Labor Statistics Commissioner
Goldstein
Mtore
W. Willard Wirtz
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Arthur Watson
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