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Snyder Daily News

Location

Snyder, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1973

Page

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Oklahoma Steam Threshing Bee Set For Enid in July

The 19th annual Oklahoma Steam Threshing Bee will run July 27 to 29 in Enid. Sponsored by the Oklahoma Steam Threshing Association, the event showcases turn of the century steam powered threshing machines, a labor intensive process, and serves as a demonstration rather than a contest. Officials note coal shoveling exceeds a ton per work day to keep engines fired. Nearby tours on LBJ Ranch are offered by NPS and Texas Parks and Wildlife, with free first come tours leaving from LBJ State Park visitor center at Stonewall. The 38th Scurry County Rodeo is set for July 18–21 with a historical theme, and gates open Wednesday through Saturday each evening.

Oklahoma Enid Oklahoma Steam Threshing Association LBJ National Park Service Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept Texas Highway Dept LBJ Ranch Junction School Scurry County Rodeo Association Scurry County Wacil McNair Ranch Headquarters Association Snyder

Today in History highlights and notable events

On July 11, 1804 Aaron Burr fatally wounded Alexander Hamilton in a duel at Weehawken New Jersey. Other notes include Pope Cement VII excommunicating Henry VIII in 1533 and John Quincy Adams born in 1767 in Massachusetts.

Associated Press Aaron Burr Alexander Hamilton Weehawken, NJ Cement VII Henry VIII England John Quincy Adams Braintree Mass Eastport Maine Chicago Dwight D. Eisenhower Air Force Academy Lowry Air Base Colorado Army Ecuador Carlos Julio Arosemena World Council of Churches South Vietnam Quang Tri City

Weather summary for Texas regions and coastlines

Snyder area reports 92 high 67 low with 68 reading at 7 am and trace precipitation. Forecast covers Northwest Southwest Texas with clouds and scattered thunderstorms through Thursday, cooler nights 63 to 72, highs near 97 in mountains and 80s elsewhere. North Central Northeast Texas mostly cloudy with scattered thundershowers through Tuesday, lows 72 to 76, highs 80 to 95. South Central Southeast Texas partly cloudy warm with isolated showers and thundershowers, lows 68 to 78, highs 88 to 98. Coastal winds Port Arthur to Port O Connor variable south 5 to 15 knots tonight and Thursday. Port O Connor to Brownsville southeast 6 to 16 knots tonight and Thursday.

Snyder Texas North Central South Central Port Arthur Port O’connor Brownsville

House Approves Subsidy Limit on Farm Bill

The House approved an amendment setting a $20 000 annual subsidy cap for farmers growing wheat cotton and feed grain by 246 to 163 The measure would include resource adjustment payments and replace an earlier $37 500 per crop limit while Senate language differs The chamber also rejected a proposal to bar using federal funds to sell wheat or feed grain to the Soviet Union or China and signaled a possible compromise on target prices for key crops if an escalator clause is removed.

Associated Press Washington House Paul Findley R-Il Findley U.S. Treasury Bob Bergland D-Minn Bergland House Agriculture Committee Soviet Union China Nixon Gerald R. Ford Michigan Agriculture Committee W.R. Poage D-Tex

Brazilian jetliner crash near Orly kills 121

Paris AP report says a Brazilian airplane with 134 aboard crashed in an onion field near Orly airport as it tried to land. A French government spokesman said 121 of the passengers and crew were killed.

Paris Orly Varig Sao Paulo Brazil

French Tests Said Imminent

ParisAP The start of the controversial French nuclear tests in the South Pacific was imminent as a ban on flights and shipping in the test zone took effect. The first blast, a one megaton device, could come as soon as Friday with speculation of up to six explosions integrating next year’s program.

Paris South Pacific New Zealand Charles de Gaulle France Mururoa Atoll Mururoa Tahiti

Pioneers Promenade and Bake Contest at Snyder Ranch Gathering

Snyder unit of Ranch Headquarters Association hosts a July 18 gathering at Towle Memorial Park barn from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. with a Pioneers Promenade at 5 p.m. for costumes recalling Snyder area history, a barbecue, and a baking contest with cash prizes.

Snyder Unit Ranch Headquarters Association Towle Memorial Park Snyder

Mitchell Defends Himself in Watergate Testimony

John N Mitchell defended himself and President Nixon during telecast Watergate testimony, saying the president's good name will be protected by facts. Sen. Baker pressed for Nixon's direct response and possible testimony, while Nixon refused to testify under oath or hand over documents. The committee postponed a subpoena vote to Thursday, amid speculation on voluntary disclosure and constitutional confrontation.

Washington John N. Mitchell Nixon Mitchell Sen Howard H. Baker Jr Rtenn Tergate Baker White House

Cleburne blast kills four at munitions plant explosion

Four women died and about 30 were injured when a Gearhart Owens Industries hand grenade fuse factory exploded in Cleburne Texas. Investigators cite a crimping machine as a possible cause. The plant, employing around 130, faces at least 30 days downtime with significant damage.

Associated Press Cleburne Tex Tom Glade Ft. Hood North Texas Gearhart- Owens Industries Inc Bobbie Jo Lemmon Fort Worth Marvin Gearhart Claude Zachary FBI Treasury Dept Lloyd McVicker

Mover Denies Stamps Theft in 1970 Case

Former Rep. Hudson Moyer testified he did not steal postage stamps valued at 5040 in 1970. He said he reimbursed himself with stamps from 1969 for personal mailings and noted no funds in his contingent expense account to cover the mailings. His wife also testified similarly.

Austin Hudson Mover Mover Charles Burton Moyer House

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