Ku Klux Klan Leaders Seek Face to Face With Johnson
Washington AP Two Klan leaders Calvin F. Craig and Robert M. Shelton Jr ask for a meeting with President Johnson after his denunciation of the group as hooded bigots. White House referred the telegram to Attorney General Katzenbach as Johnson urges a probe into the Liuzzo murder and warns Klan violence.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Georgia
Calvin F. Craig
Robert M. Shelton Jr
Nicholas Katzenbach
Alabama
Viola Gregg Liuzzo
Detroit
Selma
Malaysia Reports Indonesian Guerrilla Casualties
Kuala Lumpur says 30 to 40 Indonesian guerrillas have likely been killed around the southeast coast in the past month. Defense Ministry notes 25 invaders killed and a similar number captured in four weeks of operations.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Defense Ministry
US Planes Strike North Viet Nam Radar Site Again
Forty two U S Navy fighter bombers hit Bach Long Island in North Vietnam following a Friday raid, targeting radar installations. An Army Skyhawk was downed by ground fire and the pilot was rescued unharmed. Commander Henry P Glindeman led the raid, reporting substantial damage though noting ground fire was heavy and enemy aircraft were not seen. The operation marked the 13th raid since February 7.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S. Navy
North Viet Nam
Bach Long Island
Gulf of Tonkin
Bach ‘Long
Red
China
Hainan Island
Radio
Idaho
Airwing 15
Coral Sea
Glindeman
Lee Stinson Dies Rites Set Tuesday
Snyder pharmacist Lee T Stinson dies at 8 p m at his home from an apparent heart attack. He served on the Texas Board of Pharmacy since 1946 and was its president for two terms. A UT graduate, Army veteran, and longtime community leader, he helped found the West Texas Pharmaceutical Association and served as a church elder. Funeral set 3 p m Tuesday at First Methodist Church with burial at Hillside Memorial Gardens.
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Stinson
Avenue U
State Board of Pharmacy
Beauford Jester
Jester
Allan Shivers
Mr. Stinson
Texas Board of Pharmacy
Lone Star State Pharmaceutical Association
Texas Southern University
University of
France
Army of Occupation
Germany
Joe Stinson
Anderson ~ Echols Drug
W. W. Echols
Brotlers
Lee Stinson
Stinsen Drug
Snyder Schools
Presbyterian Church
First Methodist Church
John Gordon
First Presbyterian Church
Ronald Hubbard
Richardson
Jay Hendren
Sherman
Rmer
Hillside Memorial Gardens
Bolger
B. L. Garrison
Alan Filinean Floyd
Rad.sley Dean Floyd
Two Meridian Churches Bombed in Race Attack
Meridian Mississippi officers report fire bombs thrown at two Negro churches on Sunday causing only minor damage. Mayor Henry Burns vows zero tolerance and directs a joint investigation with the FBI and sheriff. Mount Pleasant Baptist suffered very minor front damage while Bethel Baptist was saved when kerosene bottle was extinguished.
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Meridian
Miss
Henry Burns
FBI
Sheriff's Department
Mount Pleasant Baptist Church
Bethel Baptist Church
Calhoun returns to Texas A&M as vice chancellor
Dr. John Calhoun Jr. resumes duties as vice chancellor for programs at Texas A&M after 22 months serving as science adviser to Interior Secretary Stewart Udall. The move brings back a veteran administrator familiar with the Texas A&M system and federal science policy dynamics.
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College Station
John Calhoun Jr
Texas A&m
Stewart Udall
Dies of Burns in Bluff Springs Fire Incident
Bluff Springs resident Frank Brown Lowe, aged 62, died from burns received when kerosene flashed as he attempted to start a fire at his home Saturday. He lived nearby in Bluff Springs and died today from the injuries sustained in the incident reported in Austin.
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Austin
Frank Brownlow
Bluff Springs
Massive Chile quake kills, rocks villages near Santiago
A 12 magnitude quake rocked central Chile, burying El Cobre under mud and water after a 230 foot dam burst. Dozens killed, hundreds injured, and thousands left homeless as towns from Valparaiso to Santiago report heavy damage and rockslides. President Frei toured the zones while crews cleared highways and restored roads.
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Santiago
Chile
Aed
el Cobre
Carlos Munchel
Eduardo Frei
Frei
Aconcagua
Valparaiso
Coquimbo
Steve Maule Dies On Way To Hospital
Steve Leon Maule, 17, of Camp Springs, died Sunday while en route to Methodist Hospital in Lubbock after care at Cogdell Hospital. Funeral services are set for 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at Camp Springs Methodist Church, with burial in Camp Springs Cemetery. Survivors include his parents, two sisters, one brother, and a grandmother. He was a Hobbs High School student and Future Farmers of America member. Born November 26, 1948 in Scurry County.
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Steve Leon Maule
Camp Springs
Methodist Hospital
Lubbock
Cogdell Hospital
Post
Steve
Hobbs ‘High School
Future Farmers of America
Scurry County
Camp Springs Methodist Church
Ernest McGaughey
Richard Williams
Abilene
Camp Springs Cemetery
BellSeale Funeral Home
George Maule
Linda Louise Maule
Scott Cary
San Angelo
George Bradley Maule
J. E. Maule
Snyder
Rites Held Sunday for H. Mitchell
Funeral services for Henry H. Mitchell 79 were held at 4 p.m. Sunday at Bell-Seale Funeral Home chapel. He died Saturday night at Cogdell Hospital after a three week illness. Born February 21, 1886 in Milam County he was a retired farmer who lived in Scurry County since 1925. Burial was in Snyder Cemetery. He leaves wife Lucy two daughters Ern est Beat Snyder and Floyd Long Utopia one son Buck Mitchell Snyder 12 grandchildren and 28 great grandchildren.
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Bell-Seale Funeral Home
Henry H. Mitchell
Fifteenth Street
Mitchell
Cogdell Hospital
Milam County
Scurry County
Vesta Clinton
Apostolic Faith Church
Snyder Cemetery
The
Presbyterian Church
Lucy
Ernest Beat
Snyder
Floyd Long
Utopia
Buck Mitchell
Special Counsel for ROW Cases Appointed by Commissioners
Gene Dulaney a Snyder attorney was appointed by the Scurry County commissioners court to act as the county's representative in condemnation suits for right of way in widening Highway 84 in the Dermott area. J. D. Hinton reported the architectural firm plans for the new Coliseum would have representatives in Snyder next Monday afternoon. Royce Giladson submitted his application for the manager's position as the court met with Marion Dobbs presiding in county judge Sterl ing Taylor's absence.
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Gene Dulaney
Snyder
Scurry County
Marion Dobbs
Sterling Taylor
Plans to Impeach Wallace Faces Alabama Movement
Civil rights leaders in Selma announce a two week plan to impeach Gov. George Wallace and mobilize Alabama for a mass voter registration drive. Bevel says campaigns will run from top to bottom with a 30 day boycott and handbill effort, expanding to Birmingham Mobile and every town. King spokesman Bevel predicts action by mid April with protests in Montgomery and white areas if federal orders are not met. A House impeachment resolution would require charges and a Senate trial led by the chief justice before removal.
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Selma
Ala
George C. Wallace
Alabama
James Bevel
Wallace
Birmingham
Mobile
Fiatiet
Bevel
Martin Luther King Jr
Montgomery
House
Albert Brewer
Senate
Alabama Supreme Court
Goy
James Alb
Ween
King
Washington
White House
Alabma
Richmond Flowers
Thomas Brigham
Alabama Iop
Brigham
Grace Episcopal Cathedral
San Francisco
Nob Hill King
America
King Threatens Economic Boycott Across Alabama
Dr Martin Luther King Jr says he will urge a national economic withdrawal from Alabama. He appeals to unions to block Alabama products and asks federal funds in Alabama projects and banks to be withdrawn. A ten day boycott would precede further actions if no response.
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San Francisco
Martin Luther King Jr
Alabama
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
NBC
Meet the Press
Baltimore
Snyder Wins Meet Easily
Snyder High entrants dominated the District 3-AAA UIL sweepstakes weekend with 148 points after tabulations. Dan Brunken and Gary Perser won boys debate, Jay Don Rogers led in boys extemporaneous speaking, Margaret Zeck and Sharon Rutledge won and placed in girls extemporaneous speaking, and Janice Amos took third in ready writing. Sweetwater followed with 107 points.
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Snyder High
Snyder
Dan Brunken
Gary Perser
Jay Don Rogers
Margaret Zeck
Sharon Rutledge
Janice Amos
Sweetwater
Weather notes for Snyder and Texas regions
Weather notes show mixed forecasts across Texas with varying highs from 0 to 82 degrees and lows from 33 to 68. Cloudy skies dominate with showers possible today and early Tuesday, while wind shifts from southeast today to mostly north by Tuesday.
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Snyder
Delane
Yuester
Texas
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