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Snyder Daily News

Location

Snyder, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1967

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Glassboro talks lift hopes for summit progress

In Glassboro, diplomacy shows cautious optimism as President Johnson and Soviet Premier Kosygin hold a five hour session with a second round planned. They voiced mutual interest in peace, a nonproliferation treaty, and resolving Middle East and Vietnam issues while signaling potential U.S.-Soviet consensus on key points.

Kosygin Johnson Middle East Vietnam George Christian Israel Christian Dean Rusk Andrei A. Gromyko U.S U.N. General Assembly

Oil Production Big Factor Here in Scurry County

A Texas Mid-Continent study shows Scurry County’s oil and gas wells generate over 87.9 million dollars annually in value and royalty payments. The 1965 output includes 28.7 million barrels of crude oil valued at 85.1 million and 21.4 billion cubic feet of natural gas valued at 2.8 million. In 1966 drilling fell to 65 wells with 8 wildcats, and operators spent over 5.1 million dollars, with 1.0 million lost in dry holes. The State Treasury collected 4.1 million in 1965 production taxes, and 663 workers were employed directly in 1966. Natural gas liquids plants in the county process 249.5 million gallons valued at 12.0 million.

U. S. Bureau of Mines Scurry County Texas Association Texas Employment Commission The Oil and Gas Journal

Funeral service for W. A. Taylor at Dunn Methodist Church

Funeral service for W. A. Taylor, 90, who died Friday morning, is set for 3 p.m. today at Dunn Methodist Church with Rev. Jesse Dea officiating. Burial will be in Dunn Cemetery under Bell-Seale Funeral Home direction. Nephews will serve as pallbearers.

W. A. Taylor Dunn, Methodist Church Jesse Dea Dunn Cemetery Bell- Seale Funeral Lome Taylor

Red Strikes In Hong Kong

In Hong Kong clashes crippled transport as buses trams ferries halted and only a few taxis remained. Police shot and killed a man amid rioting while strikes at gas water and power plants limited services. Estimated cost to Communist leadership reached 175000 dollars with bonus incentives offered to striking workers.

Hong Kong China Land

Olivier Progressing in Cancer Treatment in London

London AP reports Sir Laurence Olivier, undergoing prostate cancer treatment at St Thomas Hospital, is progressing very well. The actor remains under care and there is no further detail on his condition or prognosis.

London Laurence Olivier St. Thomas Hospital

Sabotage Suspected in Mohawk Air Crash Near Blossburg

Mohawk Air Lines chief asks FBI Director Hoover to probe a strong sabotage suggestion in the crash of a BAC 111 flight from Syracuse to Washington near Blossburg Pennsylvania. 34 people were killed. Investigations by multiple agencies are under way with the flight data recorder recovered for analysis.

Blossburg Mohawk Airlines FBI J. Edgar Hoover Here Hoover Robert E. Peach Mohawk Syracuse N.Y Washington, D.C Blossburg Mountain Northcentral Pennsylvania Elmira Raymond Smith Peach National Transportation Safety Board Department of Transportation Maine John H. Reed Washington

Infantry Company Suffering Heavy Losses in Vietnam Battle

An American infantry unit of about 150 men from the 173rd Airborne Brigade was hit by a North Vietnamese crossfire near Dak To in the central highlands. The action left 76 killed and 24 wounded after seven hours of combat on Thursday. Local reinforcements and air power were deployed as B 52s bombed the area and fighter bombers and helicopters supported ground troops.

Saigon U.S Dak To 173Rd Airborne Brigade Vietnam South Vietnam Batte

Weather snapshot across Texas with warm weekend heat

Snyder reports highs near 94 Friday dropping to 66 overnight, then 75 by Saturday morning. North Central Texas stays mostly clear with scattered storms possible. highs reach 88 to 100 and lows from 68 to 78. Northeast Texas stays warm with widely scattered storms. highs 92 to 98 and lows 70 to 76.

Snyder Texas Northwest Southeast Pecos

Interpreter Akalovsky Joins Kosygin Johnson Talks

Alexander Akalovsky, 44, prominent interpreter of Russian in the United States, flew in from Yugoslavia to serve at the Glassboro summit between President Johnson and Soviet Premier Kosygin. He previously interpreted for Roosevelt at Yalta in 1945 and has since taken part in many top-level meetings.

Moscow America Alexander Akalovsky United States Johnson Alexei N. Kosygin Washington Glassboro N.J Akalovsky Franklin D. Roosevelt Yalta Joseph Stalin

Hussein Heads to New York for U N Middle East Session

King Hussein of Jordan flies to New York to participate in an emergency U N General Assembly session on the Middle East crisis. He piloted his plane from Amman to Rome before transferring to Pan American for the transatlantic trip.

Rome King Hussein of Jordan New York U.N. General Assembly Middle East Cri SIS Hussein Amman

Kosygin Visits Niagara Falls During U S Tour

Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin arrived at Niagara Falls Airport at 10 08 a m in a U S Air Force jetliner for a brief inspection of the falls. Mayor E Dent Lackey presented a gold key and a silver anniversary coin as Kosygin toured with his party including Ludmila Gromyko and Anatoly Dobrynin.

Niagara Falls N.Y Prmier Alexei N. Kosygin Kosygin E. Dent Lackey Kennedy Ludmila Andrei A. Gromyko Anatoly F. Dobrynin State Department Secret Service James Wadsworth Symington

July 4th Events Take Shape at Towle Memorial Park

Plans for Independence Day at Towle Memorial Park include a full day of activities led by a swim meet at Towle Pool. Events cover age groups 10 and under through 18 with 100 meter breaststroke, medley, freestyle and backstroke events. Entries open for Miss Towle Pool, must be a Scurry County resident and 14 or older, sign up by July 3.

Towle Park Towle Snyder and and Pacific Railway Memorial Park

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