Airman Charged in Drownings After River Crash
WACO AP Airman Rudy T Davis and his wife argued before a car went into the North Bosque River and four children perished. The couple escaped through windows as the vehicle sank. The family included Ruth Elaine Ester Rose Robert Everett and Evonne Rene Davis. The wife is expecting a fifth child and they were married about five years.
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WACO
Rudy T Davis
Davis
Dita
North Bosque River
Baptists Nix Tie Up Plan At Atlantic City Meeting
Southern Baptists rejected a permanent tie with six Baptist groups, failing by a narrow margin 2 771 to 2 738 to form a North American Baptist Fellowship. Alabama ministers raised race as a issue during the debate. A reform proposal would have created a joint committee and closer cooperation among conventions.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Southern Baptists
Northern Convention
North American Baptist Fellowship
Alabama
Leon Macon
Birmingham
Alabama Baptist Convention
T. F. Adams
Richmond
Embassys Moscow silencers found in walls by agents
US security teams have removed more than 40 hidden microphones from the American Embassy in Moscow over the past month and search for others. Ambassador Kohler protested to the Soviet government as officials say devices were installed before the embassy's occupancy in 1952 53. Since 1949 over 130 listening devices have been found in Moscow and other Eastern European capitals.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Moscow
Fay J. Kohler
State Department
Department
G. Marvin Gentile
United States
U.S
Kohler
Weather forecast from several Texas regions with warm highs
Weather forecast notes highs near 98 in some areas with 62 overnight. Winds from east and southeast at 18 mph possible. Isolated showers and storms mainly afternoon and Thursday in South Central Texas and the coast. Lows around 62 to 74, highs Thursday in the mid 80s to low 90s, with variable cloud cover and warm nights.
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Texas
Norttowest
Cleer
Cliver
Lowston
Arms Cache Seized In Illinois Minutemen Case
Treasury agents seized a large stockpile of machine guns mortars flame throwers and explosives and arrested Richard Lauchli and Donald Sturgis longtime leaders linked to The Minutemen group in Illinois A $17 000 purchase by agents posed as buyers uncovered the arms in an abandoned barn with additional weapons found at Lauchli home
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Clinton, Ill
U.S. Treasury
Illinois
The
Minutemen
Richard Lauchli
Donald Sturgis
Treasury
Lauchli
U.S
Leon Scroggins
Sturgis
Stevenson to Address U.N. on Southeast Asia Crisis
Adlai E. Stevenson will speak to the U.N. Security Council on the deteriorating Southeast Asia situation after returning from Europe. A U.S. spokesman said he was asked to come home by Secretary of State Rusk. The council, split 9 to 2, debated Cambodia’s aggression charge as Saigon seeks U.N. help to arrange border talks.
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United Nations, N.Y. AP
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.N. Security Council
United States
Southeast Asia
U.S
Security Council
Soviet Union
Cambodia
U.N
Pham Khac Rau
Washington
Rau
Dean Rusk
United Nations
Letter Clinic Set Thursday
The Snyder Chamber of Commerce hosts a Business Letter Clinic at the Chamber building on Twenty sixth Street from 7 15 to 9 45. W H Butterfield leading authority conducts the session with registrations open for four fifty includes a set of 12 charts on writing clearly saving words proper letter form and friendly tone. Call HI 3 3558 to register.
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Chamber of Commerce
Twenty - Sixth, Street
Snyder, Chamber of Commerce
W. H. Butterfield
Butterfield
United States
Infiltrators Said On Cuban Soil
The Citizens Committee for a Free Cuba reports infiltrators entered Cuba Tuesday night. It notes the group is small and not a landing. The committee, based in Washington, opposes Fidel Castro and aims to shape public opinion for action. It cites ties to anti Castro Cuban exiles in Miami and elsewhere.
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Washington
Citizens Committee For A Free
Cuba
U.S
Miami
Fila
McNamara Defends Equipment for Vietnam Mission
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara told the House Armed Services Committee that American soldiers in South Vietnam are equipped with the best gear available for the task. He sought to counter claims that obsolescent planes caused pilot deaths while pledging continued U.S. commitment to aid South Vietnam against communist guerrillas.
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Washington (Ap
Robert S. McNamara
South Viet Nam
McNamar
McNamara
House Armed Services Committee
Vinson
South
Viet Nam
Kosciuszko
van Steuben
Pulaski
United States
PBPA Plans Spring Session With Judge Passmore Talk
The Permian Basin Petroleum Association gears up for its spring meeting with a 4 30 p m session at Snyder Country Club. Judge Leonard Passmore will speak on bottom hole pressures as Bob Crowell presides and introductions flow from Herbert Feather and PBPA president Bob Leibrock.
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Am and M Foundation
Permian Basin Petroleum Association
Snyder
PBPA
Texas
New Mexico
Mark McLaughlin
Herbert Feather
Board of
Snyder Country Club
Dia
Leonard Passmore
Sulphur Springs
McLaughlin
Judge Passmore
Bob Leibrock
Midland
Bob ‘Crowell
John Gordon
First Presbyterian Church
Red Attack Seizes Final Neutralist Post in Laos
Premier Souvanna Phouma said neutralist General Kong Le abandoned his command post and withdrew southwest as Communists pressed the Plaine des Jarres. Muong Phanh fell. Kong Le set up a new hilltop post at Ban Khong amid continued fighting and a shifted U.S. diplomatic response.
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Vientiane
Laso
Plaine Des Jarres
Souvanna Phouma
Kong le
Muong Phanh
Muong Kheung
Olan Griffith Dies After Surgery at 41
Olan A. Griffith 41 of 2309 Sunset Avenue died 9 PM Tuesday at Baptist Memorial Hospital Oklahoma City after emergency surgery. He had been Anthony's store manager since May 1952, with prior work in Slaton Big Spring and Hobbs NM. Survived by mother Mrs. Leslie B. Griffith Sr wife Margaret daughter Patricia and brother L B Griffith. Funeral services pending at Bolger Funeral Home.
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Bolger Funeral Home
Olan A. Griffith
Sunset Avenue
Griffith
Baptist Memorial Hospital
Oklahoma City
Jake Springer
C. R K. Anthony
Slaton
Big Spring
Hobbs
N. M
Anthony
Snyder Chamber of Commerce
Leslie B. Griffith, Sr
Lubbock
Margaret
Patricia
L. B. Griffith
Algeria Soviet Pact Reported By Paris Paper
Paris based Figaro cited by AP reports that the Soviet Union and Algeria signed an agreement allowing a Soviet nuclear submarine base in Algeria. The dispatch from Madrid offered no additional details.
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Paris
Figaro
Soviet Union
Algeria
Madrid
Dallas Slaying Suspect Admits Double Murder
Kenneth Bruce Martin, 29, confessed to fatally shooting Linferd Strickland, 31, and his wife Janice, 28, after a stalled car led them to stop for help. Officers found a 45 caliber pistol and bloodstained coveralls in his motel room as details emerged.
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Dallas
Husky Bakery
Will Fritz
Kenneth Bruce Martin
Camden
N. J
Fritz
Martin
Linferd J. Strickland
Janice
Duncanville
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Andover Newton Theological School
Newton Center
Mass
Gezork
Southern Baptist Convention
Stevenson
William N. Oatis
Rusk
Czechoslovakia
Saigon
Goldwater
Barry Goldwater
Los Angeles
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California
Draft Lodge For President
Nelson Rockefeller
A. Ae
By Stanley Meisler
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
National Guard Armory
Towle Memorial Park
Soni
By Tony Escoda
West
Souvanna
Platea
Xieng Khouang
Olan
Rites
Clan A. Griffith
Stricklands
Strickland
Mountain Creek Lake
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