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Newspaper

Snyder Daily News

Location

Snyder, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1967

Page

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Snyder High School honors outstanding students at awards assembly

Browning on behalf of Sny-1 students recognized for past year achievements. Terry Holt won the Robert Hobbs baseball memorial award presented by Coach Moffett. Hobbs, last year’s Tiger player, died in an accident after the season. Top scholars, athletes and scholarship winners were named including valedictorian Glenna Kay England, salutatorian Joyce Ann Greenway, and national award recipients.

Browning Sny-1 Snyder High School Robert Hobbs Terry Holt Tiger J. M Speedy) Moffett Moffett Hobbs Horrace Bostick Ben Brock Chamber of Commerce Bentley Baize Gene Merrifield Glenna Kay England Joyce Ann Greenway Kathy Keller Jack Murry Bowden John Mac Patton Barbara Anne Crowell Emily Ann Kincaid Teddy Barbara Gail Ray Triesta Ann Brown Leon Riggins Angel Janice Faye Cushen McMurry Berry Abilene Curtis Clay Murry Bowden Dallas Baptist Emily Kincaid Donlarship Roy Hunter Ranger Junior College South Plains Junior College Southern Colorado University Jerry Simons Coffeyville Junior College National Union Foundation Joyce Greenway David Lester Dennis Phariss H. F. Clark R. C. Patton Band Doris Everetts Jimmy Davis Carolyn Stansell Judy Voelkel Jan Williams Max Mearse Johnny Patton Chamber Don Browning Snyder Rotary Club

Houston Officers Storm Texas Southern Dorm And Snipers

Police stormed a Texas Southern University dormitory after student snipers created a no man’s land on campus. One rookie officer was killed, two officers and a student wounded as 488 men were jailed and weapons found. Mayor Welch blamed a breakdown between TSU administration and students amid the overnight raid.

Houston Tex Texas Southern University No Man’s Land Lewis R. Kuba Police Academy Kuba Louie Welch Welch Texas Southern Robert Blaylock Blaylock Waller Jackson State College Jackson Miss

Warplanes Hit Two Red Missile Sites Near DMZ

U S forces bombed two surface to air missile sites inside the demilitarized zone as 5 000 Marines pressed to clear North Vietnamese troops from tunnels near Con Thien. Air operations, artillery and ground fighting continued along the 17th parallel with multiple engagements across Quang Tri and Duc Pho.

Saigon South Vietnam Demilitarized Zone U.S 17Th Parallel Quang Tri Province 2 Marine Company Con Thien U.S. 25Th Division Eagle Flight 101St Airborne Brigade Quang Ngai Province Duc Pho North Vietnam Hanoi Red River

Fluvanna Wins Award In Texas Extension Contest

Fluvanna earned a $100 cash prize in the community improvement contest tied to Texas A&M University Extension Service and investor owned Texas electric companies. County Agent Billy Roach notes Fluvanna placed first in its division while Knott earned second in Howard County. Knott gets $50.

Fluvanna Texas A&m University Extension Service Electric Power Companies of Texas Billy Roach Knott Howard County Roach Harris Chapel Panola County Gober Fanning County Owens Brown County Long Mountain Mason County Glenn Toombs Pmate Dane

Doves To Serve Notice To Hanoi About Vietnam War

Fifteen senators critical of Johnson's Vietnam policy plan a public declaration urging no withdrawal until an honorable settlement is reached. Chief sponsor Senator Frank Church says Hanoi may trust critics more than administration lines. Signers include Fulbright McGovern Clark and Morse with Cooper and Hatfield. Critics warn expanded bombing could draw in China and the Soviet Union, risking World War III.

Washington Johnson Vietnam North Vietnam Ho Chi Minh U.S South Vietnam Dean Rusk Frank Church D-Idaho Rusk Hanoi J. W. Fulbright D-Ark Foreign Relations Committee George S. McGovern D-5 Joseph S. Clark D-Pa Wayne Morse D-Ore John Sherman Cooper Kentucky Mark O. Hatfield Oregon Church China Soviet Union

Riot Police Battle Hong Kong Mobs

Riot police clashed with thousands of anti British demonstrators in Kowloon and the Nathan Road area. Police used tear gas and batons as mobs smashed shops and burned cars. A European photographer was beaten while attempting to document the riots.

Hong Kong Honk Kong Kowloon Peking London Red China Sanpokung Nathan Road Hong Kong Island Kwei Lei David Trench Legation Shanghai Peter Hewitt

Weather Snapshot for Texas Regions Through Thursday

Texas forecast shows warm conditions across North Central, Northeastern, Northwestern, South Central, Southeastern and Southwestern areas. Highs range 78 to 100, lows 50 to 70 with winds 8 to 20 knots along the coast and a chance of thundershowers west of the Pecos.

Snyder North Central Texas Pecos

Hackworth Service Planned in Scottsboro Alabama

Funeral service for Eloise Hackworth who died early Tuesday in Cogdell Memorial Hospital will be held in Scottsboro Alabama. Time of the service was not learned this morning. The body was transported by plane from Bell Seale Funeral Home to Scottsboro.

Eloise Hackworth Cogdell Memorial Hospital Scottsboro Ala Bell Seale Funeral Home

General Strike Knocks Out Services in France

A 24-hour general strike protesting Charles de Gaulle's decree power hit public services. About 137 million people were striking or unable to work, though many remained unfazed. Parliament prepares to debate the decree on social and economic authority for six months.

Paris Charles de Gaulle France National Assembly de Gaulle

Borders tense as Arab and Israeli forces brace for possible clash

In Cairo the UAR Cabinet prepared militarily amid Israeli troop concentrations on Syria's border. Foreign Minister Riad met the Soviet ambassador to discuss the crisis. Nes met with Egyptian officials to review tensions. The UAR notified UN forces to withdraw from the Gaza Strip armistice line to avoid danger.

Cairo Syria Soliman United Arab Republic Mahmoud Riad Soviet Union Middle East David G. Nes U.S Ahmad Hassan Fiky Foreign Ministry Sidky U.A.R Israel al Ahram U.N Gaza Strip

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