Panel Begins Its Report On Rail Dispute
A presidential panel drafts a report on the four year rail labor dispute as Congress lurches toward potential anti strike legislation. Carrier leaders say only government action can avert a nationwide rail shutdown and push for compulsory arbitration while labor unions stand by bargaining. Secretary Wirtz urges both sides to resume talks amid White House consideration of mandate options.
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Sadler says tax problems settled with IRS
Texas Land Commissioner Jerry Sadler announced an IRS settlement after a dispute over 1954 57 taxes. He said the agency overpaid in 1955 56 and 57 totaling 8227 and he must pay 679?8 for 1954 leaving a balance of 14995. The matter was decided in US Tax Court at Fort Worth on May 10.
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Heatwave Persists Across Snyder and Panhandle
Snyder reports 101 degree high as hot weather continues across the state with 104 in Wink and 103 in San Angelo. Weather Bureau warns of severe thunderstorms with large hail and damaging winds from the Amarillo to Ponca City corridor this afternoon.
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Judges To Pick Miss U.S.A. 1963
In Miami Beach 15 contestants will be on stage at the convention hall for Miss U.S.A. 1963 judging as judges extend ballot counting time. The field is described as outstanding and 48 foreign contestants await Thursday’s Miss Universe opening, leading to Saturday night’s crowning to cap two weeks of festivities.
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Schiebel to Attend Command College at Fort Leavenworth
Snyder School Board president William J. Schiebel will attend the Command and General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth Kansas from August 12 to December 20. A lieutenant colonel in the Texas National Guard he commands the 1st Squadron 124th Cavalry in the 36th Division and says the school is a stepping stone to higher promotion. He lives with Col. Schiebel and their three children Barbara John and Cynthia at 3011 Avenue T.
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Ft. Leavenworth
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Command and General Staff College
Schiebel
Texas National Guard
124Th Cavalry
White Sands Proving Grounds
New Mexico
36Th Division
North Fort Hood
Col
Evaluation Decrease Questioned At Snyder Budget Hearing
Snyder School trustees set August 13 for the final budget hearing and questioned a reported $350 000 valuation drop. Oil firms proposed a $1.97 tax rate, which would yield similar revenue despite the decrease. Trustees asked valuation engineers Prichard and Abbott to supply a formal report before acting further.
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T. F. McCollum
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Scurry County Rodeo Opens With 1963 Lineup
The twenty seventh annual Scurry County Rodeo starts tonight at 8 pm at the rodeo grounds for four nights through Saturday. Admission is 1.50 for adults and 0.75 for children. Over 200 entrants are expected with events in wild cow milking, bareback, saddle bronc, bulldogging, barrel racing, calf roping, bull riding and cutting horses. A parade at 4 pm features fourteen groups and nine floats. Officials include R J Trevey president J N Eicke VP Joe V Robinson sec-treasurer Bill Zimmerman arena director and others. Prize money totals 800 added to entry fees across four nights.
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Buddy) Trevey
J. N. Eicke
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Martin Parks
Lowell Thornburg
Ralph Miller
Integrated Baseball Cited As Civil Rights Example
Ford Frick told the Senate Commerce Committee that racial integration in baseball worked well and cites players as the example. Meany urged swift enactment of civil rights legislation, while Rozelle Foss and other sports leaders described few racial problems and supported anti segregation measures. Defense orders discouraged military participation in demonstrations amid broader Capitol hearings on Kennedy civil rights proposals.
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Holladay Rites Set Thursday at Ira Church of Christ
Funeral services for Barney Lee Holladay 58 of Ira will be held Thursday at 3 pm at the Thirty-seventh Street Church of Christ. Yarnell Boyd and Ronnie Hitchcock will officiate with burial in Ira Cemetery. Holladay died at Cogdell Hospital at 8 am Tuesday after living in Scurry County since 1913. He was born December 15, 1904 in Garland and married Ovilla Chandler January 19, 1924 in Snyder. He leaves a wife, a daughter, a son, three sisters, seven brothers, and seven grandchildren.
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Weather Summary for Texas Regions
Fragments describe temperatures from 1 to 102 degrees across North Central Northeast and Southeast Texas. Forecast calls for continued heat through Thursday with partly cloudy skies and scattered afternoon thundershowers in some areas. Winds will be light to moderate, with isolated storms near the coast and hot conditions across Central and Coastal Texas.
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Drastic overhaul of markets urged
The SEC urges a sweeping overhaul of major stock markets including abolishing floor trading on the New York Stock Exchange and American Stock Exchange within 14 months. The plan also calls for tighter policing of stock specialists and more stringent exchange rules to curb volatility and restore market integrity.
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Securties and Exchange Commission
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SEC
William L Cary
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Investera
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