Cold War Shifts From Trenches To Maneuvers
Washington April 30 The Cold War has moved into a war of maneuver with peace talks and diplomacy shaping the balance of power. Dulles plans Europe trip possibly leading to an Austrian peace treaty while Red China signals peace in the Far East. Eisenhower has letters with Zhukov and contact with free world leaders as the Soviets face a changing leadership and a hardened alliance structure. The era’s surviving issues remain, but methods and weapons evolve. Two key shifts noted are Stalin’s death and France Germany rearmament agreements drawing the Western alliance closer to sealing a containment system.
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Snyder Spotlight Sees Convention Growth In Snyder
Snyder gains convention recognition with out of town visitors, including 350 for the Seventh District Federated Women’s Clubs, 200 for the Veterans of Foreign Wars district meet, and attendees for Career Day at Snyder High. Educators praise local schools and Dr. Anthony Hunt expects a two year junior college in the area. Dust blowing from recent winds reshapes lawns and hints at broader Plains sand movement.
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Editorial Page Debuts on Snyder Anniversary
The Daily News marks its fifth anniversary with an editorial page debut on page 4 Sec A and anniversary details in Sec C. Also notes erosion damage in Scurry County farmland in April, cotton acreage talks in Washington May 10, and Snyder Tigers district win on Saturday page 8 Sec A.
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South Viet Nam Congress Deposes Bao Dai and backs Diem
In Saigon a Revolutionary Congress committee ousted ex-Emperor Bao Dai, denouncing him a French puppet and entrusting rule to Ngo Dinh Diem with American backing. The three fold program targets the Binh Xuyen rebellion, seeks a new elected assembly, and removes remnants of the old regime. The move follows Bao Dai’s defeat and the standstill of fighting in Saigon as French zones tighten barriers.
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Last German French Issues Are Settled
Bonn authorities say Chancellor Adenauer and French Foreign Minister Pinay settled all outstanding questions between West Germany and France at a joint news conference. They conferred until midnight to resolve issues including the Saar question. The communique announced a 50-50 split of the Roechling steel mill ownership between German and French interests.
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Snyder Fut ure Farmers win two judging contest titles
Two judging teams from Snyder High School Fut ure Farmers of America won first place in a two area contest at Lubbock. The crops team scored 4813 of 5400 with Dickie Hardee Stews Nail Jerry Springer leading, while the grass team earned 1041 of 1060. Hermleigh sent a seventh place team as Snyder and Hermleigh instructors accompanied their squads.
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Who Are the Disciples of Christ Conversion Regarded As A Voluntary Act
An informative profile by Mamel Craig, Park Avenue Christian Church elder, arguing the Disciples of Christ as a large American movement rather than a fixed creed. It describes their 1.8 million communicants, the International Convention, and emphasis on Christ and the New Testament.
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Nehru envoy aims to spur Asia peace talks
Nehru announced he would press for peace talks in Asia, sending his fore policy adviser Aruahna Menon to assist. He disclosed the move during a Parliament report on the Asian African conference at Bandung, Indonesia, which ended last Sunday.
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M. T. Popejoy Dies Suddenly At 79
Montie Thomas Popejoy 79 died suddenly yesterday afternoon after walking toward his home on Avenue Q. Funeral services will be held at 3:30 this afternoon at First Methodist Church with Rev. J. Lennor Hester officiating. Burial in Snyder Cemetery. Survivors include wife, two sons, a daughter, a brother, and seven grandchildren.
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Weather West Texas and North Central Texas Outlook
Partly cloudy and warm in West Texas Sunday and Monday with scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms. North Central Texas shows similar partly cloudy conditions with precipitation possible.
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Second Salk Shots Delayed In Scurry County
Dr. Robert F. Wasson announced a delay in the second round of Salk polio vaccine for Scurry County school children due to vaccine supply delays. The second injections for first and second graders were to be given Tuesday but may shift to May 10 or May 17 if supplies arrive, with timing to be announced. No link to West Coast polio cases.
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Survey Finds Doctors Confident in Salk Polio Vaccine
A nationwide AP survey shows strong confidence among state health officials in the safety of the Salk polio vaccine despite a Cutter Laboratories batch withdrawal. Dr. Jonas Salk and Dr. Thomas Francis joined a two day PHS expert conference noting vaccine effectiveness near 90 percent in field tests and detailing cases of polio after Cutter shots.
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