Noted In Soviet View Of UN Change
Washington officials review Tokyo reports that the Soviet Union may propose a permanent UN military force. The note to Japan hints at a standing army under Security Council control, excluding troop contributions by the five permanent members.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
U.S
Soviet Union
United Nations
Tokyo
U.N
Moscow
World Organization
General Assembly
Security Council
Suez
Congo
Cyprus
U.N. Security Council
United States
Britain
France
China
Negroes Plan New Civil Rights Campaigns Across States
The Associated Press reports that King’s staff will assess Alabama cities Tuscaloosa and Selma while SCLC concentrates on Alabama this summer. Abernathy urges nonviolence at Selma. Fifteen people jailed in a new voter drive. courts prepare to allow peaceful demonstrations in Tuscaloosa. Integration extends to multiple cities including Fort Smith and Meridian.
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Alabama
Selma
King
Ralph Abernathy
SCLC
Jim Clark
Birmingham
U.S
Dist
Clarence Allgood
Tuscaloosa
Allgood
Snyder Council Hears CRMWD Report On Water Plans
The Snyder city council discussed CRMWD activities led by Col. E V Spence and Dr. John Blum. A proposed new CRMWD lake could be built in Mitchell or Coke Counties, with Coke County near Silver favored. Sun Oil repressuring contracts and district revenue gains were reviewed along with local land deals and street closures.
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Snyder
John Blum
Rex Fields
Colorado River Municipal Water District
Col
E. V. Spence
CRMWD
State Water Board
Austin
Blum
Mitchell
Coke Counties
Coke County
Silver
Texas
Fields
Sun Oil Company
Sun Oil
Harold Lacik
Ad- Girl Scouts
Wavevey Fields
Lake Thomas
Big Spring
Odessa
Police Captain Moves To Civil Defense And Fire Department Post
Snyder city employee Alfred Kohl has assumed new duties with the city fire department. Former police captain, he will perform administrative tasks and coordinate police and fire department work during natural disasters, fires, or civil defense activities while retaining the same rank.
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Civil Defense and Fire Department
Snyder
Alfred Kohl
Kohl
Fire Department
Sweltering Day On Tap For Texans
Texans faced another swelter ing day Tuesday with Wichita Falls at 107 degrees and the Presidio mercury rising to 105. Many areas reported 100 degree temperatures as heat persisted across the state.
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Associated Press
Wichita Falls
Presidio
Eisenhower declines to lead or influence party politics
Norman Cousins quotes Dwight D. Eisenhower saying retirement should not involve running a political organization or issuing orders. In a Gettysburg interview, Eisenhower criticizes attempts to crown a king maker and rejects party domination or one man rule as unacceptable.
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New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Norman Cousins
The
Saturday Review
Cousins
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Rockefeller Urges Civil Rights Backing for GOP Platform
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller urged the Republican platform committee to affirm the constitutionality of the Civil Rights Act and broaden the party’s base. He urged opposing extremism and noted GOP majorities backed civil rights legislation in Congress. He backed Johnson style aged care funding and cautioned against minority-focused or Birch Society positions. Scranton supporters pressed for platform lines on poverty, constitutional amendments, foreign policy, and Cuba policy. The platform hearings opened amid this intra party clash.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Republican Platform Committee
New York
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Barry Geldwater
Arizona
Rockefeller
Republican Party
Lincoln
Goldwater
Johnson
Scranton
John Birch Society
Platform Committee
Melvin R. Laird
Wisconsin
Birch Society
Robert Welch
Weather Snyder Texas Forecast Highs Reach Triple Digits
Readings show Monday high near 100 with a 74 low and 7 am 79 early. North Central Northwest and Northeast Texas expect hot, fair conditions with highs 97 to 104 and a tonight low around 66 to 76. Coast sees southeast winds 8 to 16 knots with warm, partly cloudy skies. South Central and Southeast Texas remain partly cloudy with isolated late thundershowers. lows 70 to 89, highs 92 to 102, Southeast up to 86 to 98. Southwest Texas clears to partly cloudy with similar chances of late storms. tonight 72 to 78, Wednesday highs near 104.
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Snyder
North Central
Texas
Quake Rocked Mexico City and Guerrero Killing Dozens
A powerful early Monday earthquake centered in Guerrero state rattled Acapulco and Mexico City. At least 31 people were reported killed, many crushed by collapsing buildings in mountain villages. Mexico City reported light damage and a single injury.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Decp
Guerrero
Acapulco
XEBB
Coyuca de Catalan
Ciudad Altamirano
Raimundo Abarca Calderon
Zihuatanejo
Tierra Caliente
Tlaltehuala
Ajuchitlan
Sam Miguel de Toloapan
Totolopa
Ixcatepec
Cocula
Coahuyutla
Acoutlahuaya
Plane Crash Kills Five At Martinsville Du Pont Plant
A twin engine plane carrying three Du Pont employees and two crewmen crashed on takeoff in Martinsville Virginia killing all aboard. Victims identified include W R Lucan 40 Jack Combs 33 Carl C Larson 35 Du Pont Martinsville employees John E Pace Jr 43 pilot and Virginia Paartus 40 of Stuart wife of Dr Edward C Paartus of Stuart.
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Martinsville, Va
du Pont
Martinsville General Hospital
W. R. Lucan
Jack Combs
Carl C. Larson
Martinsville du Pont
John E. Pace Jr
Martinsville
Virginia Paartus
Stuart
Paartus
Edward C. Paartus
Evert Carlsson Returns to Snyder During Visit
Evert Carlsson of Sweden, Snyder's 1960-61 foreign exchange student, has returned for a visit. He studied at the University of Stockholm for a year and did three weeks of substitute teaching before leaving. He plans to return to Sweden after the AFS convention to pursue civil engineering and hopes to reconnect with Snyder friends.
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Evert Carlsson
Sweden
Snyder
Daniel R. Martin
Mr. Martin
University of Stockholm
Evert
Martin
Daniel R. Martins
Forty - First Street
Martins
Avalanche kills 14 at Aiguille Verte peak
In Chamonix France an avalanche on the Aiguille Verte in the Mont Blanc range killed 14 people. World slalom champion Charles Bozon was among the victims along with four professors and nine student guides from the National School for High Mountains.
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Chamonix
France
Aiguille Verte
Mont Blanc Range
Charles Bozon
National School For High Mountains
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