Cambridge Officials Meet Governor Over Racial Tensions
Cambridge Maryland officials travel to Annapolis at 3 pm to meet Governor Tawes about militia curfews and business declines amid racial strife. Mayor Mowbray leads about 20 delegates as National Guardsmen enforce a 9 pm curfew and 7 pm closing hours, with a total ban on alcohol sales.
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Cambridge
J. Millard Tawes
Annapolis
Calvin W. Mowbray
Tawes
National Guard
Arthur Parker
China urges world socialist support for South Viet Nam
Chinese official Kuo Mo-jo, vice chairman of the National People's Congress Standing Committee and head of the Chinese Peace Committee, called on Communist nations to back guerrillas in South Viet Nam. He framed aid as an internationalist duty for all socialist countries.
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Tokyo
Soviet Union
Red China Today
Viet Nam
Kuo Mojo
Chinese National People’s Congress
South Viet Nam
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
St. Louis, Mo
Ernest Meixner
National Association For the Advancement of White People
Scarborough Rites Pending
Hugh J. Scarborough 2712 Ave S died at 4 am in Snyder Hospital. Services pending at Bell Funeral Home. He was son of the late Dr and Mrs A O Scarborough and survived by two sisters Mrs Guy F E Paxton of Laredo and Mrs R A Irving of Mineral Wells and a son in California.
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Hugh J. Scarborough
Ave S
A. O. Scarborough
Snyder
Bell Funeral Home
Scarborough
Guy FE. Paxton
Laredo
R. A. Irving
Mineral Wells
California
Wallace Says Rioters Are Appeased Amid Civil Rights Debates
Alabama Governor George Wallace tells the Senate Commerce Committee that President Kennedy appeased civil rights demonstrators and invited mob violence. He cites Birmingham riots and Communist influences in the integration movement while challenging officials to halt protests. Georgia Attorney General Eugene Cook was blocked by Savannah demonstrations.
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Washington
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Kennedy
Wallace
Senate Commerce Committee
Congress
Commerce
Senate
Warren G. Magnuson
Cash
Birmingham
Martin Luther King
Robert F Kennedy
A. W
Mike Monroney
Okla
Eugene Cook
Georgia
Savannah
Congress Busy With Odds And Ends This Week
Washington AP report notes slow pace as House and Senate push varied bills on peanuts for boiling data processing equipment seditious activities and a broad Senate menu including lead zinc stabilization fish hatchery research wildlife conservation. Leaders warn of a long Labor Day vacation yet adjournment before September seems unlikely due to major measures like taxation civil rights and foreign aid. Committees will handle foreign aid taxes civil rights military pay and broadcast editorializing while the House faces peanuts and data processing and the Senate tackles civil rights and pay raises.
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Senate
House
Winters Rites In Abilene Tuesday
Funeral services for L. Craig Winters aged 68 of 2898 Ave M Snyder will be held at 10 AM Tuesday in Riker Warren Chapel Abilene. He died Saturday in Bakersfield while visiting. He lived in Snyder ten years operated a barber shop and was WWI veteran. He is survived by his wife five sisters and one brother.
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Riker - Warren
Abilene
L. Craig Winters
M. Snyder
Bakersfield
Calif
Harry Vanderpool
Woodrow Adcock
Hubert Thompson
Elmwood Memorial Park
Mr. Winters
Coke County
Irene Forrest
Hamilton
Snyder
Compulsory Settlement Seen In Rail Work Rules Crisis
Labor Secretary Wirtz says the four year rail work rules dispute is moving toward a compulsory solution as carriers and unions fail to show responsibility. Panel to draft Kennedy report while legislative action looms and talks of arbitration surface amid threats of seizure and receivership.
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Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Congress
Kennedy
Carrier
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
New York City
Buffalo
N. Y
Javits
Jovial Khrushchev Opens Talks on Test Ban Summit
Khrushchev personally opened negotiations on a limited nuclear test ban with US and UK envoys in the Kremlin. The talks, expected to last 10 days, include Harriman and Hailsham watching and signaling cautious optimism while sidelining a broader non aggression treaty.
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Krush
Moscow
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Kremlin
W. Averell Harriman
Britain
Lord Hailsham
Harriman
Andrei Gromyko
Hail
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Warsaw Pact Alliance
Red China
Peking
Khrushchhev
Laos
Stalin
Air Force
White House
Wilson Rites Set Tuesday
Funeral services for Jessie Allen Wilson Sr. 77 of Snyder will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Northside Baptist Church with Rev. Jack Dean officiating. Burial follows at Snyder Cemetery under Bell Funeral Home direction. Wilson born October 9, 1885 in Bowling Green Kentucky, was a retired farmer and died Sunday in Cogdell Memorial Hospital. He left a wife Maggie Leona Roberts Wilson, three daughters, one son, two brothers, 11 grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Jessie Allen Wilson
Ave. J
Northside Baptist Church
Jack Dean
Snyder Cemetery
Bell Funeral Home
Wilson
Scurry County
Bowling Green
Baptist Church
A., Wilson
Snder
Jimmy A. Davis
Snyder
Erno F. Palo
Virgil V. Allen
J. Allen Wilson Jr
R Everett Wilson
Mansfield
Roy M. Carr
Borger
Four Indian Girls Die In Boat Accident At Winnipeg River
Four young Indian girls drowned when a boat overturned under the falls on the Winnipeg River near WhiteDog Ontario. The victims were the three McDonald children and the Paishk child. Mrs Paishk saved her 2-year-old son, while others were lost.
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Whitedog
Winnipeg River
Simon McDonald
Frank Paishk
Weather Outlook Across Texas With Scattered Thunderstorms
Readings show variable temperatures across regions from North Central to Southeast Texas. Clear to partly cloudy skies with scattered showers and a few thunderstorms expected mainly in the north and northwest. Temperatures range from the mid 60s to low 100s with higher humidities inland today and Tuesday.
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Snyder
Texas
Perth
Tureday
Teviern
Weather spreads scattered showers amid heat across Texas
Light rainfall and a heat wave touched multiple Texas areas. Dalhart saw 2.02 inches while Wolfe City recorded 4.65 inches, and Dallas 1.56 inches as 103 degree highs appeared in several locales. A deadly two car crash near Pottshoro linked to heavy rain. more storms were forecast statewide.
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Snyder
Panhandle
South Plains
Texas
Wolfe City
Greenville
Hunt County
Dalhart
Fort Worth
Dallas
Jerry James
Larry Jones
Frisco
Pottshoro
Denison
Amarillo
Lubbock
Childress
Texarkana
Laredo
Junction
Austin
San Angelo
J F Wilson Dies Today at 80 in Texas
Jesse Franklin Wilson, 80, of Scurry County Texas, died unexpectedly at his home. He was a retired Snyder real estate dealer born January 20, 1883 in Tennessee. Survived by wife Agnes Dillardina Snyder, four daughters Rosa Blackwell Marie Harmunitt Viola Coldewey Bertie Wilson, three sons Albert Foggie Clifton, one sister Della Edmonson, and five grandchildren. Funeral services are pending with Bolger Funeral Home.
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Bolger
Jesse Franklin Wilson
1500
Ave
Wilson
Snyder
Tennessee
Texas
Scurry County
Methodist Church
Agnes Dillardina Snyder
Rosa Pearl Blackwell
Abilene
Marie Harmunitt
Louisiana
Viola Coldewey
Pecos
Bertie Lee Wilson
Fort Worth
Albert Wilson
Fog Tie Wilson
Azle
Clifton Wilson
Tulsa
Okla
Della Edmonson
Mundt Pushes Hard Line on Allied Shipping to Cuba
Sen Karl Mundt a Republican on the Foreign Relations Committee calls for a strict crackdown on all Allied shipping to Cuba to pressure Castro out and curb Soviet and Chinese influence He argues the US should ask NATO and OAS members to cut trade and urges non allied nations to follow suit He says the move is not war but needed leadership.
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Sen. Mundt
Cuba
Washington
Karl Mund
RS. D
Fidel Castro
Mundt
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Organization of American States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
White House
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Cedar Streets
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Civil Rights Program
Solons
William FF
Associated Press
Morse
Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.S
East Berlin
J. FF. Wilson
John Tower
Tower
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