France declines Polaris offer as de Gaulle affirms independent nuclear policy
Paris AP says President Charles de Gaulle rejects joining the Nassau Nassau Polaris pact. He states France will build its own atomic force and may someday have submarines and warheads to deploy. He notes ally cooperation is possible but current British and French positions on nuclear matters differ.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
France
Nassau
de Gaulle
Kennedy
Bahamas
U.S
United States
Britain
Pair Picked For Panel For House Ways and Means
Washington AP Rep W Pat Jennings of Virginia and Rep Ross Bass of Tennessee won two seats on the influential Ways and Means Committee in a Democratic secret ballot. Rep Phil M Landrum of Georgia lost, a setback for Speaker John W McCormack. Bass 169 Jennings 161 Landrum 126. Landrum had shifted on enlarging the House Rules Committee aiding the Administration on a key vote.
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Washington
W. Pat Jennings
Virginia
Ross Bass
Tennessee
House
Ways and Means Committee
Phil M. Landrum
D-Ga
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Jennings
Bass
Landrum
House Rules Committee
Georgia
Usal
Twelve Slant Well Cases Delayed in East Texas
Dist. Judge Looney Lindsay postponed today trials of 12 East Texans accused in slant oil well scandals. Eleven trials were postponed until 30 days after the legislature adjourns, likely in May, as reps Chapman and Fairchild act as lawyers. Pete Davis of Gladewater set for Jan. 28 with a motion to quash planned. Four defendants absent: Bissell Howell Deutsch Deutsch. Present were Davis Murphy Scates Mitchell Waugh Starr Matthews Tyner.
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Gilmer, Tex
Looney Lindsay
Joe Chapman
Sulphur Springs
Robert Fairchild
Center
Pete Davis
Gladewater
H. L. Bissell
W A. Howell
F. C. Deutsch
W C. Deutsch
Longview
Davis
L. D. Murphy
Railroad Commission
Kilgore
E. W. Scates
W. E. Mitchell
Arthur Waugh
C S. Starr
Gilmer
Robert Matthews
J. A. Tyner
Tyler
Be Peaceful Be Peaceful Soviets Told
President Kennedy urged the Soviet Union to walk the path of peace with free nations while cautioning that Western hopes about Russia and Red China must be tempered. He spoke of Congo progress, Cuba’s danger easing, and signaled U S allies are winning the cold war as frontiers from Viet Nam to West Berlin stay free.
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Washington
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Russia
Red China
Congress
Congo
United States
Viet Nam
West Berlin
Red Bloc
Moscow
Peking
India
Africa
African Council
Togo
West Virginia
U.N
Olympio
Progress Party
Juvento Movement
Ghana
Kwame Nkrumah
Dahomey
Accra
Nkrumah
Area Sees Warmup After Freeze Grip in Snyder
Above freezing temperatures were expected in Snyder today marking a end to the cold spell. The area had seen subfreezing readings since Thursday with the record season low reached on Saturday morning at 3 degrees. Sunday morning dipped to 9 degrees with a low of 12 degrees this morning and sunshine was forecast to lift readings into the high thirties or low forties this afternoon.
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Coleman
Bob Cole
G. E. McCarver
McCarver
Snyder
May Struggle For Power In Togo
In Togo a power struggle surfaces after the Sunday revolt that killed President Sylvanus Olympio. Potential leaders include former Premier Nicolas Grunitsky and Idrissou Antoine Meatchi as a military committee seeks a new government and exile returns to Lome.
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Lome
Togo
Sylvanus Olympio
Nicolas Grunitsky
Idrissou Antoine Meatchi
Togo Assembly
Grunitsky
Dahomey
Meatchi
Ghana
Olympic
U.S
Olympio
United States
Kennedy
Kennedy urges three annual steps to tax cuts in 1963 65
President Kennedy proposed the largest income tax cut in history a 15.5 billion reduction to be phased in over three annual steps by 1965. He linked the plan with reforms to recoup 3.5 billion, aiming for a net revenue cut of 10 billion. The package would chiefly benefit individuals and corporations.
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Tashington AP
Kennedy
Congress
Individu
United States
Soviet Union
House
Cold Spell Eases Its Grip On Texas Today
The Associated Press reports milder Texas temperatures with scattered light snow along the coast. Fatalities and fires linked to the polar outbreak are noted, while Lower Rio Grande Valley crops suffer damage but citrus largely escapes. Readings range from subzero in panhandle towns to near 40s in the south.
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Texas
Associated Press
Beaumont Houston
Rio Grande Valley
Texas Panhandle
Dalhart
Amarillo
Perryton
Lubbock
el Paso
Alpine
Midland
Wichita Falls
Abilene
San Angelo
Dallas
Texarkana
Austin
San Antonio
Laredo
Corpus Christi
Brownsville
Houston
Galveston
Beaumont
Levelland
Aw Grande Valley
Large Franco-Family Wedding Chain Continues in Village
Maurice Musset and Solange Guery wed July 15 1952 at St Philbert de Vouaine. Gustave married Yvette on December 8 1954. Joseph and Theodore followed July 13 1959 wedding two Guery sisters Monique and Genevieve. Paul Musset married Bernadette Guery on Saturday as the fifth union linking the families.
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ST. Philbert DE Vouaine
France
Maurice Musset
Solange Guery
Musset
Gustave
Solange
Yvette
Joseph
Theophile
Guery
Monique
Genevieve
Paul
Bernadette
Weather snapshot Snyder and Texas regional forecast
Reading shows varied temperatures across Texas with Snyder logging high 15 degrees and low 3 at 7 am, Sunday 8 degrees and high 29, with unsettled readings. Regions from North to Southwest show clear to partly cloudy skies, milder Tuesday highs ranging into the 40s and 50s, and nightly lows from the single digits to near 40s depending on zone.
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Snyder
Texas
Personnel Named To County Boards
The commissioners court met in regular session and appointed library board members to fill vacancies with Robert E. Cribb and Mrs. Robert H. Melton. Reappointments were Frank Patterson and Jake Greene, with several members remaining on terms. Airport hospital welfare boards received new appointments and holdovers were named. A welfare board appointment was postponed as Miss Marjie Crow discussed child welfare with officials and a state official may visit Snyder next Monday.
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Commissioners Court
O. B. Paty
Robert E. Cribb
J. C. Ezell
Robert H. Melton
Frank Patterson
Jake Greene
Library
W. T. Tracy
R. R. Patterson
Gene Dulaney
Paris McPherson
Library Board
Mary Nell Smith
Wayne Tyrone
Smith
Airport Board
E. A. Rogers
Jimmy Thompson
G. B. Clark
H. C. Denson
Theo Lamb
Paul Keaton
Sam Chern
Jess Everett
Lester Moore
H. D. Moreland
Herman Doak
Hugh Taylor
Howard Hogue
Marjie Crow
Plainview
Miss Crow
Snyder
Howard Masden
Austin
Tougher Junketing Rules Announced
Two House committees plan tighter limits on congressional travel abroad. Chairman Howard W. Smith seeks full justification for trips and may require State Department details on counterpart funds used with foreign aid. Omar Burleson backs lighter curbs but oversees only congressional travel funds.
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William FF. Arbogast
Washington
House
State Department
United States
U.S
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Rules Committee
Smith
Omar Burleson
Dtex
House Administration
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