Texas New York/TXF warplane program benefits
Texas and New York stand to gain most from the Defense Department's early phase of the 65 billion TFX warplane program. About 40 percent of the 842 million five year prototype production cost will go to Texas and 25 percent to New York, with smaller shares to California Connecticut Missouri and other states. The contract for the fighter bomber was awarded to General Dynamics in Fort Worth amid Senate investigations into bid selection and possible political influence.
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Washington
Texas
New York
Defense Department
California
Connecticut
Missouri
Secretary of Defense
Robert S McNamara
General Dynamics Corp
Fort Worth
Tex
Senate Investigations
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
McClellan
Boeing Co
Seattle
Wash
Arthur Sylvester
Subcommittee
Kennedy
Edmund S. Muskie
D-Me
General Dynamics - Grumman
Boeing
Oil field activity widens in Scurry and surrounding counties
Texaco reports new locations and producers in Scurry County including M A Fuller No 51 and No 48 with 116 barrel daily oil from 2060 to 2168 feet, and a 63 barrel 207 gravity oil well at Sharon Ridge 2,400-foot pool. Atlantic Refining completes No 3 Ruby Cave in Southeast Kent County with 212 barrel daily flow.
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San Andres
Scurry County
Texaco, Inc
Paul DeClera
Fort Worth
Huddleston
Sharon Ridge
H&tc Survey
Ira
T&p
Holton T. F. Hunter
Wichita Falls
Cisco
Stonewall County
Cassidy Oil Company
Aspermont
H& TC Survey
Sun Oil Company
Barvan Cambrain
Tightened Aid Program Cuts Urged In Clay Panel Report
A presidential panel led by Gen. Lucius D. Clay urged Kennedy to trim foreign aid by about 500 million dollars from the 3.9 billion budget and tighten management. The group endorsed continued aid but with stricter controls, while Meany advocated expansion. Congress welcomed the report as likely to hinder the planned 4.9 billion aid level next year. Kennedy thanked Clay for the report without committing to immediate cuts.
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Clay Panel
Washington
Lucius D. Clay
Kennedy
U.S
Clay
New York
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Congress
United States
U.N
Spain
Portugal
Indonesia
Anti Peron Military Bloc Could Block Argentina Elections
A strong military backed drive in Argentina seeks to seize control and avert June elections feared to restore Peronists. Leaders from diverse political camps warn the Guido government is incapable of preventing a dictatorship, while some officials push for decisive action.
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Argentina
Buenos Aires
API
Juan D. Peron
Jose Maria Guido
Guido
Arturo Frondizi
Frondizi
Action Now
Panama
Samuel Allperin
Navy
Air Force
Army
Snyder High School Spring Music Revue Promises Variety
The Snyder High School Music Department presents an 8 pm spring revue in the school auditorium. The 105 member Black and Gold Concert Band directed by Melvin Montgomery and Charles Shaw performs marches and Broadway tunes, followed by the A Capella Choir under Roger Gee. The Stage Band showcases jazz and popular music, culminating in a grand finale with the mixed choir and stage band. Admission is 1 for adults and 0.50 for students with advance tickets through band or choir members or at the door.
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Snyder High School
Melvin Montgomery
Charles Shaw
Roger Gee
Truck Driver Outraces Gasoline Fire
Bob Tyson, 41, a truck driver, outran a gasoline fire that engulfed a service station. He sparked a逃 line as flames chased his 6,000 gallon tank truck, then stopped, jumped clear, and used an extinguisher to douse the blaze before firefighters arrived. The incident began when a car bumped another into a pump while Tyson was fueling.
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Houston
Bob Tyson
Tyson
Contro
Saturday In Texas Mostly Mild And Dry
All Texas was mild and dry Saturday with a few sprinkles in the south. A mild day is expected Sunday as a chance of rain spreads into the north, rounding out the first weekend of spring. Clouds linger heavily in South Texas while the north stays partly cloudy or clear.
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Associated Press
Texas
Snyder Bands Dominate Regional Interscholastic Meet
Snyder bands tallied 94 first division medals at the regional Interscholastic League meet in Abilene. Snyder High School led with 21 first divisions and 9 seconds, Travis Junior High earned 22 first division medals, and Lamar Junior High collected 18. Jeers aside, thir teen judges rated over 1,300 solo and ensemble entries.
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Abilene
Snyder
Snyder High School
Melvin Montgomery
Charles Shaw
Travis Junior High
Jerry Pickens
Lamar Junior High Band
Don Eiring
Paul McBeth
Hillman Bearden
Robert Clinton
Scooter Harbour
Ronnie Stevens
Dwain Butler
Richard Webb
Patsy Cecil
Sherren Belt
Sharon Emerick
Sue Mayfield
Judy Land
Cynthia Edmonson
Sue Pinkerton
Judy Johnson
Elizabeth Williams
Carol Young
Connie Reynolds
Snyder High
David Young
Virginia Jackson
Charlie Shockley
Bobby Easterwood
Mary Ainsworth
Janie McBeth
Eldon Tipping
Kathy Scrivner
Becky Beaty
Marjorie Cole
Janie Crowder
Gene Shelburne
Margaret Zeck
Judy Moore
Jimmy Cullum
Jodi Snyder
Travis
Linda Tadlock
Wade McCarty
Jerry Jones
Joyce Greenway
Leon Franks
Alvin Lockhart
Garland Fox
Glenn Arnold
Marsha Morrow
Vinetta Pinkerton
Tommy Fikes
Mike Stephens
Thomas Strayhorn
David Fulks
Trombone Quartet
Kathy Edwards
Dennis Phariss
Ronnie Young
Douglas Pitner
Diane Phariss
Triesta Angel
Lynne Shelburne
Anne Shelburne
Larry Gilum
Gayle Payne
Karen Rodgers
Sharlot Rose
Jimmie Fern West
Glenda Sehested
Mary Minor
Nancy Meador
Carolyn Hardegree
Gary Walton
Frankie Steel
Johnny Burton
Clydine Hunter
Jimmy Rannefeld
Beverly Bell
Bali Calls for Rice and Helicopters for Mt Agung Evacuees
Denpasar Bali authorities urged urgent help from Java for helicopters to rescue lava victims and rice to feed refugees who fled the eruption of Mt. Agung. Gov. Anak Agung Sutedja warned the death toll could reach 1500 with 1264 confirmed dead and many missing.
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Denpasar
Bali
Mt. Agung
Anak Agung Sutedja
Java
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Pentagon
Senate Permanent Investigations Subcommittee
Scurry
Camp Springs
Gulf of Corporation No
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Explorer
The
Atlantic Refining Company
Ruby Cave
Mous
Peron
SHS
Mike Graves
Rita Hanback
Ann Patterson
Karen Elkins
Larry Guinn
Tom Bennett
Gary Worley
Dyan York
Denise Welch
Claudia Salmon
Jo Ann Allen
Roy Havens
Bill Gordon
Josephine Linville
Cornet
Martha Schmidt
Maxie
Vocational Agriculture
Iene Lie Yuial
Colorado City
James Brown
Texas Tech
Linden Terry
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