Goldfine Papers Stolen in Washington Mystery
A batch of Bernard Goldfine's confidential papers vanished from a hotel room amid a microphone found aimed at aides in the same hotel. The probe into Goldfine and White House aide Sherman Adams escalated as FBI and House investigators probe bugging and burglary.
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Solons Aim for August Adjournment Amid Busy Week
Congress moves toward an August 9 adjournment with a heavy schedule. Senate posts five bills covering atomic energy, public works, housing, agriculture and minerals. House faces a broader agenda including Social Security, pensions, union funds, and a major military construction program. ADA pushes for an $8 billion tax cut and more spending to boost the army, with doubts about votes.
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Box Seat Sales Open for 22nd Scufty County Rodeo
Box seats for the 22nd annual Scufty County Rodeo went on sale this week with about 25 of 100 boxes sold. Each box for four nights costs 20 dollars and contains six chairs. Deadline for payment is noon next Monday, and reservations may be made by calling HI 3-7833.
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Cautious Driving In Late Hours Trims Holiday Toll
Public records show cautious driving during the July 4 weekend kept traffic deaths below pre holiday estimates. The National Safety Council noted enforcement and prior high fatalities curbed deaths, with totals near Memorial Day levels and several notable collisions and drownings reported.
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Junction City
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Associated Press
Eleven Injured In Headon Collision Near Ennis Texas
Ennis Texas AP reports eleven persons injured in a head on collision a mile east of Ennis. Ten of the injured are from the Marusak family ages from 10 to 18 and Jack Thomason with his two children James Lee 5 and Paule 4.
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Here
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Jeraldine Marusak
Frances Marusak
Elaine Marusak
Erick Marusak
Eugene Marusak
Marcellus Marusak
Mary Ann Marusak
Jack Thomason
James Lee Thomason
Paule Thomason
Texas Violent Death Toll From Fourth of July Weekend
The AP recounts Texas Fourth of July weekend fatalities reaching 42 by Sunday midnight. Cases include 21 traffic deaths, 8 drownings, 8 shootings, 3 stabbings, and 2 miscellaneous. Individual victims span Jacksonville, Lake Jackson, Austin, Big Spring, Center, Jasper, Arlington, Killeen and Houston among others.
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Associated Press
Geneva Lee Blackwell
Jacksonville
Tex
Tyler
Leonard R. Hamilton
Lake Jackson
Johnnie Mackey
Austin
Survivors recount shark battle after C124 crash
Honolulu AP report says three survivors from the C124 air crash tell of fighting off a school of sharks as the big Globemaster broke apart 200 miles northeast of Johnston Island. Nine aboard. one body recovered. five missing presumed drowned. Surivors Brown Phillips Vanderee treated at Tripler General Hospital.
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Boy Injured When Horse Was Hit By Car Near Snyder
Eight year old Gary Headstram was injured when the horse he rode was struck by a car on U S Highway four miles north of Snyder. Wilma Russell Marshall 31 Abilene was driving the 1956 Buick and was not hurt. The youth was treated at Sagger Clinic Hospital for concussion and admitted as precaution.
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Aubrey Headstram
Lubbock Highway
Snyder
Wilma Russell Marshall
Abilene
Sagger Clinic
Bolger Ambulante
Arthur Dyson
Two Grass Fires Extinguished in Morning Calls
Firemen answered two routine grass fire calls this morning and extinguished both before damage. One fire occurred on Deep Creek at Twenty-sixth Street around 10 a.m. The second started near 2011 Averue N a few minutes later.
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Soviets Release Nine U.S. Airmen After 11 Days in Armenia
In Moscow the Soviet Union freed nine U.S. airmen whose C118 transport was forced down inside Soviet Armenia 11 days earlier. Tass said the men were delivered to a U.S. Army representative at Astara on the Soviet Iran border. The release follows high level talks after Soviet fighters forced the plane to land. Names and hometowns of the nine airmen were listed by the report.
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Harry A. Brannon
Chardon
Ohio
Luther W. Lyles
Donna J. Lyles
Overseas
Carrie F. Lyles
Savoy
Tex
Robert E. Crans
Martha W. Crans
Macon
Roy Crans
Bennie A. Shupe
Majorie C. Shupe
Miami
Fla
James Shupe
James T. Kane
Council Sets Busy Session Here Tonight
The city council meets at 7 30 p m at city hall for final reading of a TV franchise ordinance to Snyder Community Antenna Television SCAT owned by N R Clements and the J T Hughes estate A hearing on urban renewal is to be rescinded and a new date set for Sept 15 with election for urban renewal and public housing on Oct 18 Extensions of water sewer to the new junior high are discussed and bids on radio equipment for police and fire are to be taken including six inch class 150 transite water pipe bid options within months
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Absentee Ballots Ready for Democratic Primary
Absentee voting opened today for the first Democratic primary scheduled for July 26. The county clerk’s office will issue ballots through July 22, with mailed ballots due by 1 p.m. July 26 if voters are out of town or ill and need to vote by absentee ballot.
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Betuysen
Dan Cotton
Cubans Still Hold 36 U. S. Citizens
Cuban rebels continue to hold 36 Americans and one Canadian as negotiations with U S consul Park Wollam proceed. Release of several captives occurs amid tensions over U S fuel and arm supplies to Batista forces.
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John N. Schissler
Montgomery
Ala
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Park Wollam
Santiago
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Weather notes for Snyder and Texas regions
Snyder temperatures reach 82 highs and 61 lows with 64 at 7 30 am today. 92 high on Saturday 67 low with 7 30 am Sunday 71. North Central Texas partly cloudy through Tuesday with scattered thunderstorms mainly southeast. West Texas partly cloudy with widely scattered storms. South Central and East Texas cloudy with showers and thunder showers through Tuesday. No significant temperature changes.
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12 Inch Deluges Hit Texas Areas
Severe storms drenched Texas with up to twelve inches of rain and tornado like winds causing structural damage. Tyler Fort Worth Dallas Austin San Antonio and Houston reported damage from lightning floods and high winds. Rain totals included Hannibal 12 inches Stephenville 6.66 inches and Del Rio 3.54 inches with several towns under water and homes evacuated.
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Roane
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Taylor
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