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Newspaper

Snyder Daily News

Location

Snyder, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1966

Page

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Marchers Head to San Juan in Valley Pay Protest

About 120 farm workers marching 24 miles reached San Juan after a 90 degree day demanding higher pay. The strikers, part of a Starr County melon workers dispute, seek $1.25 per hour, above 85 cents to $1. A Mass and statement from Bishop Humberto Medeiros were planned. Edinburg Mayor Al Ramirez greeted them.

Edinburg Tex San Juan Rio Grande Valley Humberto Medeiros Brownsville al Ramirez Mission Starr County Ramirez

Prison Riot Flare Ups at Maryland Penitentiary

A riot broke out at the Maryland penitentiary in Baltimore with inmates setting buildings on fire. About 150 Baltimore police were dispatched as fighting occurred in the north yard. One prisoner and four guards were slightly injured in a prior scuffle. authorities said a group tried to incite about 800 prisoners after Thursday’s clash.

Baltimore, Md Maryland Penitentiary Baltimore Baltimore City Roger B. Copinger Jr Vernon L. Pepersack State Commissioner of Correction

Machinists Strike Cripples Five Airlines Across U S

A walkout by more than 35 000 IAM members tied up operations at five major carriers Eastern Northwest National Trans World and United Airlines halting all originating flights. Picket lines formed nationwide as negotiations failed and the president urged measures to limit public disruption including mail movement to Viet Nam servicemen.

Washington Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists Eastern Northwest National Trans World United New York United States Texas Johnson Civil Aeronautics Board Defense Department IAM Lawrence F. O’brien Viet Nam

Tunnel Cave-In Traps 65 Workers Near Utsunomiya

A tunnel cave-in in Utsunomiya Japan trapped about 65 workers and left 19 dead in a gas filled pocket. Rescue teams pulled out 32 workers with five in serious condition as debris was cleared.

Utsunomiya Japan

Buckeye Arizona Records Nation High Temperature

The national high on Thursday reached 111 degrees in Buckeye Arizona. Statewide lows included Pellston Michigan at 40 degrees this morning.

Buckeye New York Contiguous States Ariz Pellston Mich

Hoffa Wins Five Year Term Strengthens Control of Teamsters

Teamsters President James R. Hoffa was re elected for five years by about 2000 delegates in Miami Beach. He touted new power including a raise to 100000 annual pay and approval to cover 1 million in legal costs while reshaping the union constitution for tighter job security and broader contract authority. He warned of no compromise with rivals and signaled a return to AFL CIO only on Teamsters terms. Hoffa faces a Supreme Court appeal that could threaten his empire if jailed.

Miami Beach Fla Teamsters James R. Hoffa Hoffa Congress Afl-Cio Supreme Court

Trio Quizzed In 2 Slayings in Texas Case

Three suspects Claude Dean Edwards Ronald Wilhelm and Gene McCain were jailed without bond in Breckenridge for murder as they were questioned about a second slaying in San Antonio. The victims were Clarence Swaim 55 and Alvin Fay Carnes 26 a bridegroom of three weeks. Carnes body was found in a pasture after an abandoned service station robbery. Police indicated about 200 dollars missing.

San Antonio Breckenridge Claude Dean Edwards Ronald Wilhelm Gene McCain Stephens County Clarence Swaim Alvin Fay Carnes Bexar County Tony Morin Carnes Highway Department Wilhelm McCain

Navy Reports Depots Virtually Wiped Out

U S fighter bombers struck oil rail and missile sites in North Viet Nam destroying Hai Phong fuel depots and other targets. Four torpedo boats were attacked with two sunk and one damaged. A pilot was rescued and another plane lost. Thirty seven U S ships and 77 missions were reported with 282 planes shot down since Feb 7 1965.

Robert Tuckman Sagon South Viet Nam U. S North Viet Nam Haiphong Constellation Hancock Navy Cmdr William J. Isenhour Lemoore Calif

Acreage In Cotton Takes Sharp Drop

The Agriculture Department reports 1965 cotton planted area at 10.567 million acres, 25 percent below last year and the smallest in almost a century. Texas accounts for about 4.4 million acres. Assuming last year’s yield of 506 pounds per acre holds, output would near 10.567 million bales, versus 14.956 million last year. The government offers payments to cut plantings to reduce surpluses, with first official production forecast due August 8.

Washington Agriculture Department Texas

Gandhi Urges Geneva Conference To End Viet Nam War

Indira Gandhi proposed an immediate Geneva conference followed by a truce and withdrawal of all foreign forces from Viet Nam and guarantees of neutral independence for Viet Nam, Laos, and Cambodia. She urged strengthening the International Control Commission to supervise the ceasefire.

Lawrence Malkin London U. S Indira Gandhi Geneva Viet Nam Britain Soviet Union India International Control Commission Canada Poland

Showers Spread Across North Texas With Hot Forecasts

Wide pockets of North Central and Northeast Texas saw showers as a cold front moved north. Rain boosted rivers in South Texas and prompted warnings for campers and livestock along the Frio and Nueces basins. Forecasters expect lingering showers through Saturday with hot conditions statewide.

Texas Tyler Wills

Weather Snapshot for Texas Regions Sees Warm Weekend

Snyder reports a high of 91 and low of 72 with 7 am reading 75. North Central and Northeast Texas expect cloudy skies with scattered showers tonight and Saturday and highs near 90 to 98. Coast sees 18 knot winds, Central and Southeast Texas stay warm with afternoon showers. Northwest Texas notes partly cloudy skies with scattered storms in the Panhandle and snowers in the southeast Saturday.

Snyder North Central Texas Northwest Northwest Panhandle Pecos

Beatles Hit Texas Timber Beetles Spread Across 3.5 Million Acres

The Texas Forest Service reports a beetle outbreak threatening southern pine forests across 3.5 million acres from the coast north to Sabine and into San Augustine Angelina and Trinity counties. Landowners are urged to spot infested areas, cut damaged trees, and spray with insecticide to limit damage.

Lufkin Tex Texas Forest Service Leroy Williamson Forest Pest Control Section Sabine San Augustine Angelina Trinity Montgomery County Sabine River Williamson

Texas Increases Draft Quotas for Summer Months

Texas' share of the national draft quota is 1,585 for September. July quota rises to 1,381 and August to 1,837. Earlier monthly quotas include June 878 May 1,927 April 979 March 1,068 February 1,372 and January 1,475.

Austin Texas

Reds Launch New Unmanned Satellite Cosmos 123

The Soviet Union launched Cosmos No. 123 in its unmanned series. Tass reported all systems aboard the orbiting satellite were functioning normally and that the Cosmos program continues for scientific research.

Moscow Soviet Union Tass

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