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Newspaper

Snyder Daily News

Location

Snyder, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1965

Page

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Students Selected for Texas Nuclear Science Symposium

Snyder High School named three students and one teacher to attend the Fifth Texas Nuclear Science Symposium at the University of Texas in Austin June 6 9. Participants include Jerry Vestal and Larry Sullenger from Dermott Sayre. The event features lectures by top nuclear scientists and a fusion research film lab to analyze data.

Snyderjder High Rubin V. del Herm- Toro Route 2 Leigh High Hermleigh High Snyder High School Roy N. Burk Tex- Snyder High University of Texas Texas Electric Service Company H F. Clark Austin Texas Atomic Energy Research Foundation Texas Clark Gerald F. Tape United States Atomic Energy Commission AEC Tape Associated Universities Brookhaven National Laboratory General Atomic Division General Dynamics Corporation F. R. Scott General Dynamics San Diego Arwin A. Dougal Paul J. Cowan Hardin - Simmons University H. R. Drew Harold P. Hanson R. E. Wainerdi Texas A&m University W. T. Guy, Jr Ettore HI. F. Clark Snyder Texas Electric Service Co University Robin V. del Toro Helmleigh High School Larry Sullenger Jerry Vestal

Snyder City Council backs Scurry County junior college plan

The Snyder City Council unanimously endorsed a resolution to form a Scurry County Junior College District and pledged full support to the Chamber of Commerce Survey Committee. Petitions rapidly mount with more than 500 signatures expected as the committee seeks June State Board of Education consideration.

Snyder Scurry County Chamber of Commerce Junior College Survey State Board of Education Texas City of Chamber of Commerce College Survey Committee Snyder and

JH Bands In Concert At Local High School

Bands from Travis and Lamar Junior highs perform with the Travis Blue Devil Band and the Lamar Texan Band in the high school auditorium at 7 p.m. The public is invited with no admission charge.

Travis Lamar Travis Blue Devil Lamar Texan

Fragmented Snyder Weather Notes Read as Forecast

Partly cloudy and warmer in North Central Texas with lows around 63 to 68 and highs near 64 to 90. Northeast Texas sees scattered showers in extreme east with clouds tonight into Friday and highs near 83 to 68? Northwest Texas remains mostly clear with showers possible in Panhandle late today. South regions expect Friday highs up to 90.

Snyder Texas Northwest Texas Panhandle Caan South Central Southwest South

Roof Collapse Hits Brooklyn Supermarket Injuring Dozens

A Brooklyn Food Queen Supermarket roof collapsed trapping customers and clerks. Police and fire units worked through the night pulling victims from debris. About 50 customers and 13 employees were inside. 23 injured, four admitted.

Malcolm Stephenson New York Brooklyn Martin Scott Food Queen Bensonhurst Mary Rossi

McDonald to Relinquish Union Post Amid Withdrawal

David J. McDonald will step down as president of the United Steelworkers Union next month after withdrawing protests to the February 9 election in which I. W. Abel narrowly defeated him. He said he bowed out to avoid a lengthy legal fight that could hurt contract talks and a potential September strike.

Pittsburgh David J. McDonald United Steelworkers Union McDonald I. W. Abel Basic Steel Abel-McDonald Onipoeis Pretrol Jie Janis Ee Ea

Karachi London jetliner crash kills 120 near Cairo

A Pakistan International Airlines Boeing 720B on its inaugural Karachi to London route crashed near Cairo Airport in dense fog, killing 120 of 126 aboard. Eight others survived, including six Pakistanis. casualties include Americans and other foreigners. Rescue efforts faced delays amid desert terrain.

Cairo London U.S Geneva Akhtar Aly Khan Karachi Galal Alkarimi

Editors Urge Defeat Of News Bill In Texas

Texas editors urged legislators to defeat Senate Bill 107 restricting crime news access. The telegr ams by Edwin D. Hunter of the Texas APME protested the measure’s restrictions on information that could prejudice a defendant’s right to trial by impartial jury. Hunter and editors pressed for a conference committee to resolve differences as representatives approved one version 98-39 while senators balked at House amendments.

U.S Hunter Bob Jackson Texas Apme Corpus Christi Caller-Times House

India and Moscow move toward new cooperation era

India signals Moscow sympathy and support after Shastri's eight day trip. The move could reduce American influence in India and strain ties with the United States amid Viet Nam tensions. Disputes with Pakistan over military aid escalate as Washington urges restraint.

New Delhi India Soviet Union Viet Nam Shastri Moscow United States U.S Johnson Washington Pakistan Rann of Kutch Alexei N. Kosygin Iy Shatri Rani

House Advances New Redistricting Bill From Rural Areas

A Texas House bill shifts 15 seats from rural regions to Houston San Antonio Dallas and Fort Worth amid federal court demands. The measure creates flotorial districts complicating incumbent reelections and concentrates new seats in four big cities. The plan moves to the House floor with debate expected Friday.

Austin Ben Barnes House Jack Woods Waco Joe Bernal San Antonio Woods East Texas Fort Worth Houston Dallas Senate

Planes Drop Propaganda and Bomb North Vietnam Base

More than 100 U.S. warplanes attacked a North Vietnamese naval base and other targets 55 miles south of Hanoi. Navy planes from carriers Midway and Coral Sea dropped 100 tons of explosives on the Provoc Loi base, while Air Force planes distributed leaflets warning Communists to halt aggression in South Vietnam.

Edwin Q. White Saigon Viet Nam U.S Hanoi Midway Coral Sea Prouc Loi U.S. Air Force

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