Annual C C Banquet To Be Held Tonight In Snyder
Snyder Chamber of Commerce holds its 1964 annual banquet with speaker T A Spain of Interspan in Dallas. Patton reviews past year while John Boren takes the helm as president. The Texas Tech choir and organist Jane Womack provide music as Outstanding Citizen honors are awarded.
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Operation Crossroads
National Business Machine Cor
T. A. Peration
Dallas
Snyder Chamber Spain
Interof Commerce
R. C. Patton
John Boren
Texas Tech Choir
Jane Womack
Harry Vanderpool
Patton
Chamber of Commerce
W. Felix Jones
Herbert Feather
H. A. Johnson, Jr
Claude McCormick, Sr
Carl Whitfield
Harold Lacik
Bentley Baize
Gene Best
Joe Carroll
Doug McGlain
Sterling Parker
Paul Sizemore
Guy Sullivan
Ethel Mae Sturdivant
Gene Williams
Left
Chamber
Boren
Missionaries at risk as Congo rebels threaten aid groups
U.N. helicopters and missionary planes evacuated civilians in the southwestern Congo as rebels led by Pierre Mulele attacked Protestant missions. Four missionaries were killed, including Irene Ferrel of Jerome Idaho, while 21 Americans and 14 Canadians were rescued. The Congo government blamed Communist China for backing the uprising, and U.N. relief flights continued amid spread toward Kasai and Kwango. Paris and Peking clashed over new diplomatic ties with France backing one China stating no conditions attached to its recognition.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
U.N
Congo
U.S
China
Pierre Mulele
Peking
Mulele
Cairo
Stanleyville
Antoine Gizenga
Red China
Kwilu
Kasai
Kwango
Angola
Kisandji
Paris
France
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
Red Chinese Foreign Ministry
Radio
Rusk
Southeast Asia
Japan America Society
United States
Taiwan
Foreign Ministry
Historical panel seeks to expand county survey group
An organizational meeting for all citizens interested in expanding the county historical survey committee is set for 7 30 pm Monday in the Snyder Savings and Loan community room. Hugh Taylor explains that a museum project could be considered if interest is shown. The meeting is open to all and civic clubs are urged to send representatives. The committee operates under the state historical committee appointed by the governor.
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Historical Survey Committee
Snyder Savings and Loan
Hugh Taylor
County Historical Committee
State Historical Committee
More Protests Due In Atlanta
Violent demonstrations in downtown Atlanta led to over 100 arrests as civil rights youths clash around Leb's restaurant blocking access to the jail. Police declared a state of emergency as marchers chant and sing, with both white and Negro officers struggling to control crowds amid continued protests and detentions.
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Atlanta
Leb's
City
Leb
Bedlam
Dick Gregory
Evidence In Question For Ruby Trial
Dallas district attorney Henry Wade stirred speculation about a dispute over the FBI evidence needed for Jack Ruby’s murder trial. Wade said he may not receive the material promptly and noted the Warren Commission would provide everything necessary, with ongoing talks involving the Justice Department and FBI.
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Dallas
Henry Wade
FBI
Jack Ruby
Wade
Warren Commission
Justiice Department
Probers Question Lucky Dealings in Baker Affair
Senate Rules Committee examines how ex aide Robert G. Baker invested in a Milwaukee insurer whose stock rise aided his ventures. Max H. Karl of Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corp. testifies as a principal witness. Evidence links Baker, a former secretary to the Democratic majority, to outside business ties and a KTBC TV ad sale tied to Lyndon Johnson associates.
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Washington
Senate Rules Committee
Senate
Robert G. Baker
Milwaukee
Max H. Karl
Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corp
Baker
Washington Post
Austin
Tex
Ktbc TV
Lyndon Johnson
Albert G. Young
Mid-Atlantic Stainless Steel Corp
Beckwith Murder Trial Resumes in Mississippi
In Jackson Mississippi prosecutors say 12 white jurors were seated for the James Earl Beckwith case accusing him of ambushing and shooting Medgar Evers to advance racial aims. The defense now interrogates jurors as a sparse audience watches in a guarded courtroom. Evers, state NAACP official, was killed during a civil rights drive.
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Byron de la Beckwith
Jackson
Miss
Medgar Evers
Evers
Beckwith
Greenwood
Medear Evers
Dist
William L. Waller
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
J. B. Baugh Rites Today
Funeral services for John B. Baugh 50 of 800 Twenty-eighth Street were set for 3 30 P M at First Presbyterian Church with Rev John Gordon officiating. Burial was in Snyder Cemetery. He died Sunday at Dallas Veterans Hospital after six months of ill health. He was born June 6 1914 in Snyder and a World War II veteran. Survived by mother Irene Baugh Snyder sister Ade Curtis Waco and brother Max Baugh Snyder.
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John B. Baugh
Twenty-eighth Street
Baugh
Veteran's Hospital
Dallas
Snyder
Gladys Kinard
First Presbyterian Church
John Gordon
Snyder Cemetery
Bell Funeral Home
Roswell Rigsby
E. E. Wallace
Jim Caddell
Vernon Lee
J. D Henderson
Lonnie Faver
Irene Baugh
Ade Curtis
Waco
Max Baugh
More Troops To Return Despite Reverses In Viet
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara expects further U S troop withdrawals from South Vietnam this year despite serious Viet Cong setbacks after the November coup. He told a House committee the war remains grave but hopeful signs include improved Vietnamese leadership and civil administration.
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Viet
Washington
Roberts
McNamara
South Viet Nam
House
Defense
Pentagon
U.S
Viet Nam
United States
Soviets call for global destruction of bomber forces
At the Geneva disarmament conference Soviet Delegate Semyon Tsarapkin urged all nations to destroy their bomber fleets as part of a nine point plan. Western officials noted the idea echoes a U S proposal aimed at preventing bombers from falling into small nations hands.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
United States
Tsarapkin
Johnson
Russia
NATO
Weather Synopsis for Texas Regions
Weather update covers Snyder Northeast Northwest and coastal zones with temperatures ranging from lows in the 20s to highs mid 60s. Forecast notes fair to cloudy skies, cooling tonight, and increasing clouds Wednesday with possible light rain in parts. Coastal winds 6 to 18 knots and southeast Texas shows rain likelihood Wednesday.
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Snyder
Texas
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