Rockefeller and Duke Gambled for Cancer Charity on Liner Cruise
Gary Nelson Rockefeller and the Duke of Windsor joined a six hour charity gambling cruise aboard the Holland America liner S. S. Rotterdam to benefit the New York City Cancer Committee. Each paid for phony money and reportedly lost, while the duchess teased at the dice table. The event, held beyond three miles off shore, raised about $100,000 in prizes from New York merchants.
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Solon Warns Joint Sessions Could Be Targeted
Rep. Charles S. Joelson warns that a lunatic with a hand grenade could trigger chaos at joint sessions of Congress. He notes the line of succession, comments on cabinet attendance, and cites the 1954 Puerto Rican gun attack as a reason galleries require admission cards and cameras are not allowed.
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Publisher and publication details for The Snyder Daily News
The Snyder Daily News issues morning and evening except Saturday from Feather Printing and Publishing Co in Snyder Texas. Publisher Herbert Feather sets subscription rates by carrier, mail, and state, with notices of Associated Press affiliation and correction policy for errors or omissions.
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Thomas Reconsiders Retirement After Health Decline
Houston Chronicle reports Rep Albert Thomas of Houston is reconsidering retirement after announcing it due to illness. At 65, he has undergone three cancer operations in five months and will consult two specialists before fall to gauge his health and future plans.
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92 year old driver fights Miami traffic penalties
Lillian Tenney, a 92 year old motorist, plans to meet traffic officials over her lack of a license. She claims 70 years of driving and nine unpaid citations, sending payments and notes to West Miami police. Officers forward tickets to court, while Tenney notes how polite the young officers are as she accepts tickets.
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Oklahoma Depletion Allowance Raised to Federal Level
Gov. Henry Bellmon signed a law increasing Oklahoma’s oil depletion allowance from 20 percent to 27 percent, aligning with the federal rate. The measure takes effect January 1, 1985 and aims to strengthen lawmakers as they oppose reductions by the current administration.
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Paraguay Exports Yerba Mate Tea to South America
Paraguay ships yerba mate, a tea like beverage, to regional markets in South America. The export highlights Paraguay as a supplier of yerba mate used in traditional drinks.
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Kennedy tax cut may shrink under rising levies and costs
President Kennedy’s proposed tax cut looks smaller as Social Security hikes and automatic increases loom. Mills adds a tax-raising bill, health care expansion could add levies, and higher payroll taxes bite despite promised larger future cuts.
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Prediction of 1975 Mars mission by new NOVA rockets
Industrial space expert Andrew Kalitinsky said a NOVA class launcher could lift a four-ship convoy into orbit for a manned Mars mission as soon as 1975 if the United States opts to proceed. The design, from General Dynamics and Martin Marietta, envisions rockets up to 380 feet tall with thrusts near 56 million pounds and payloads exceeding a million pounds. Costs would be very high but could fall with slower development and reuse techniques.
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William Edward Baze Rites Planned in Snyder
Funeral services for William Edward Baze 84 of 1712 Avenue will be held Friday at 10 am at the First Christian Church with Rev. Alan Lynch officiating. Burial follows at Snyder Cemetery. pallbearers include nephews John C Portis Victor Baze Dale Johnston and others. He died Wednesday at Cogdell Hospital after a short illness. Born October 12 1879 in San Angelo he lived in Snyder, left briefly, and returned in 1953. He was a retired railroad employee. He is survived by three sisters and three brothers.
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Williams to preach dedication at new First Baptist Church
Dr. J Howard Williams executive secretary of the Texas Baptist Convention will deliver the dedication sermon for the new First Baptist Church building in a 2 30 p m service Sunday Tickets go on sale at 7 this evening at the high school auditorium box office for the Lions Club sponsored production Kiss Me Kate.
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Pupils Like Experiment Turns Classroom Into Soft Carpet Floor
In Syracuse New York a Seymour Elementary School kindergarten experiment installs wall to wall carpeting to test durability and ease of maintenance. Five year olds respond by rolling and sprawled seating while teacher Tamara Cohen notes they enjoy the soft relaxing surface.
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Dear Abby letters reveal common life dilemmas
A reader asks how to back out of a premature engagement after a young office romance. Another shares spelling trouble and how to find words. A girl aged about 12 seeks guidance on life facts from her mother. Abby advises honesty and direct communication and offers a personal reply option.
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Market Wrap From Fort Worth and New York Reports
Fort Worth cattle and hogs show varied prices with calves and heifers in the 20s to mid 20s and hogs topping around 16.50 to 16.75. Chicago butter and eggs hold steady while New York cotton trades up about a nickel at noon with several futures quotes listed. Stock averages compiled by the AP show mixed activity across rail and steel sectors versus prior weeks.
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