Soviets Announce New Nuclear Tests In Retaliation
Moscow broadcast a Tass statement saying the Soviet Union will launch a new series of nuclear tests in response to U.S. Pacific tests. It asserts the U.S. bears responsibility and vows to curb fallout while signaling Russia will act if American tests continue. The White House offered no comment.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
U.S
Pacific
Christmas
Johnston Islands
Hyannis Port
Mass
Kennedy
White House
26th Annual Scurry County Rodeo wraps in Snyder
The four night event closes with top scores by Jim Brock Lubbock and Rudy Minor Snyder in team tying. Marie Voss Snyder wins barrel racing runoff. Ed Workman leads calf roping with 10.7. Gerald Wooten Big Spring takes top bull ride with 164. Snyder hosts the final night with special thanks to officials and the Snyder Jaycees.
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Jeral Smith
Colo
Edwin Parks
Parks
Willis Bennett
Colorado City
Pat Murphy
Murphy
Jerry King
Mackie Fraley
Neil Rinehart
Keith Krop
Wooley
Jim Brock
Lubbock
Brock
Joe Rollins
Snyder
Kenney Thompson
J. L. Sawyers
Garden City
Brahma
Sheriff's Posse
Scurry County
Troy Manning
Alvin Koonsman
Koonsman
H. B. Johnson
H. Zachery
Sid Johnson
Ed Workman
LeRoy Hodges
Tuscola
Robert Koonce
Jayton
Marie Voss
Linda Merriott
Anson
Pattie Mitchell
Slaton Natha Jo Myers
Post
Mary McKwain
Hamlin
Ethel Martin
Tokio
Eddie Kirke
Ronald Jeffries
Saddle Bronco
Elson Rose
Harold Williams
Reggie Stinson
Jimmy Moore
Ron Conaster
Snyder Cowboy
Rudy Minor
Big Spring
Skipper Driver
Gerald Wooten
John Billy Koonsman
Don Stout
Oklahoma City
Okla
Snyder Jaycees
Plains
Weather Snyder Temperature Extremes and Odds of Thunderstorms
Weather forecast notes high temperatures around 97 degrees with cooler mornings and scattered thundershowers across North Central and Northeast Texas. Partly cloudy today and Sunday with widely scattered afternoon and night storms, especially in the north and along the coast, and hot conditions in Southwest and South Central Texas.
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Snyder
Texas
Lear
Rioting Order Halts Albany Desegregation Protests
A federal court in Albany Georgia issued an injunction against racial demonstrations led by Dr Martin Luther King Jr and allies including Ralph Abernathy and W G Anderson The order bans marches picketing and a white merchants boycott and remains pending a July 30 hearing to make it permanent The ruling came after a night involving city officials and follows mass protests and economic boycotts begun last December by Andersons group
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Don McKer
Albany, Ga
Georgia
US. Dist
J. Robert Elliott
Martin Luther King
Ralph D. Abernathy
W. G. Anderson
Charles Jones
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Asa D. Kelley Jr
H. Grady Rawls
Atlanta
Elliott
Columbus
Anderson
Snyder Area Oil Drills Wildcat Near Snyder Central Scurry
Petroleum Producers reports two pumpings in Sharon Ridge field near Ira with No. 10-B Stinson yielding 96 barrels of 27 gravity oil plus 39 percent water in 24 hours and No. 11 B Stinson producing 39 barrels with 66 percent water.
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Honda Drilling Company
Midland
Myrtle Harrell
Scurry County
Snyder
Towle
H& GN
Petroleum Producers, Inc
Sharon Ridge
Ira
Stinson
H&tc Survey
M. A. Fuller
Corazon
San Andres
Dermott
Thomas & Saxon Drilling Company
Abilene
Noodle Creek
Clay Fowler
Fisher County
Rotan
Hargrove (Noodle Creek
H. F. White
J. Uphaw
H&tc
Humble Oil & Refining Company
J. C. Stribling
Block V
T&p Survey
C Fisher
T&p
T&p Ame
Russia to Resume Nuclear Tests Amid Cold War Strain
The United States called Russia's announcement of a new series of nuclear explosions disturbing news and urged renewed Geneva negotiations on a test ban. Khrushchev has signaled renewed testing after a resumed US program, with speculation the new tests focus on anti missile defense research.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
United States
Russia
Soviet Union
Geneva
State Department
Moscow
Khrushchev
Heat Wave Grips Texas as Storms Scatter Across State
Heat wave persists across Texas with high humidity and scattered thundershowers. Temperatures ranged from 104 at Presidio to 89 at Lubbock, with Corpus Christi at 90 and other readings like 103 at Laredo and 106 at Wink. Rain totals included Lubbock 0.16 inches and Mineral Wells 0.08.
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Associated Press
Texas
Presidio
Big Bend
Lubbock
Corpus Christi
Laredo
Wink
Mineral Wells
Wichita Falls
Abueve
el Paso
Fort Worth
Union Delays Strike After Kennedy Plea
In Massachusetts the International Association of Machinists and the United Auto Workers delay a major missile industry strike for 60 days after President Kennedy's plea. A three member panel will aid negotiations while work continues under existing contracts. Kennedy urged continued operations to protect vital missile and space programs.
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Karl R. Bauman
Hrannisport
Mass
Kennedy
International Association of Machinists
Afl-Cio
Machinists
United Auto Workers, Afl-Cio
Auto Workers
Los Angeles
UAW
North American Aviation
Ryan Aircraft
Machinists’ Union
Jesse McGlon
Washington
McGlon
United States
Federal Mediation Service
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