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Snyder Daily News

Location

Snyder, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1973

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Bottle Feeds Carp At Alabama Marina

In Cullman Alabama Joe Welber operates Smith Lake marina where a trained school of carp three to twelve pounds surface to take food from a baby bottle. She feeds them chicken mash and stale bread via a cut nipple end and lures the fish by squirting mixture on water.

Cullman Ala Joe Welber Smith Lake Alabama Charles

Today in History highlights of September 10, 1973

AP notes key past events on this date including Perry defeating the British at Lake Erie in 1813, John Smith as Jamestown governor in 1608, Acadian exile in 1755, Howe patenting the sewing machine in 1846, and other 19th and 20th century milestones.

Associated Press Oliver Perry Lake Erie John Smith Jamestown Virginia Nova Scotia Elias Howe Elizabeth Austria-Hungary Geneva New Zealand Canada Germany Alabama Birmingham Tuskegee Mobile Lyndon B. Johnson United States North Vietnam Hanoi U.N. Security Council Middle East

Weather forecast for Texas and Oklahoma regions

Weather summary covers Snyder temperatures with highs 84 and 87, lows 63, 71, and 66. Forecast reads scattered afternoon showers and thunderstorms, especially west of the Pecos, with highs 75 to 95 and nightly lows 55 to 79. Coastal and inland conditions vary by region, winds 6 to 40 knots, fair to warm in Oklahoma.

Snyder Texas Pecos South Central Port Arthur Port O’connor Brownsville Oklahoma

Nixon Urges Compromise on Priority Legislation

President Nixon told Congress he is ready to compromise on national problems and urged action this year on his priority bills including trade tax energy and pension reform. He pledged cooperation but warned he would veto excess spending and oppose limits on executive war powers.

Frank Cormier Associated Press Washington Nixon Congress Pennsylvania Nue Senate

Beef prices show little change after ceiling lift

Shoppers found beef prices largely steady as the lifting of the ceiling neared. Safeway Washington spokesman John Shepherd and Miami Public supermarket manager Ron Pitts said prices remained unchanged while suppliers issue new lists and regulations unfold. Pathmark and Armour & Co officials warned prices could move once housewives respond to higher costs, with early signs suggesting potential dips in major cuts.

Louise Cook Associated Press John Shepherd Safeway Washington, D.C Miami Ron Pitts Pitts Pathmark

Condemnation Ends Summit in Algiers

The Nonaligned Nations ending their fifth summit condemned Israel and U S policy in Indochina and backed Soviet limits on Jewish emigration. Cuba cut diplomatic ties with Israel prompting applause, while Israel voiced regret. Leaders urged wider influence by the Third World in global affairs.

Algiers Israel U.S Indochina Fidel Castro Cuba Castro Jerusalem Organization of World Trade Houari Boumedienne Algeria United States

Nixon Lawyers Seek Nullification of Watergate Tapes Ruling

President Nixon’s lawyers urge an appeals court to overturn Judge Sirica’s order to turn over Watergate tape recordings. They argue the ruling oversteps authority and threatens presidential powers while Cox contends the scope is too narrow and the grand jury must hear more.

Gaylord Shaw Associated Press Washington Nixon John J. Sirica Sirica White House Watergate Archibald Cox Watergate Grand Jury Appeals Court

London Stations Bombed in Major Rail Attacks

Bombs exploded at two London railway stations injuring 11 people. Authorities reported an initial fatality later revised as alive but critically ill. Warnings also hit two rail termini, with the largest blast at Euston Station amid calls of a bomb in the snack bar.

London Scotland Yard Euston England Scotland Ireland Liverpool the Press Association Euston Station

Denson Rites Set Tuesday

Lee Denson 71 of 2408 Thirty second died Sunday at Cogdell Memorial Hospital. Born November 12 1901 in Hill County he moved to Scurry County in 1949. Funeral 2 PM Tuesday at Bell Seale Chapel with Rev. Jack Riley officiating burial Hillside Memorial Gardens under Bell Seale Funeral Home. Survived by Ora Ford Denson wife Betty Lyons daughter Elsa Hopkins sister Oscar Lloyd H C Denson brothers three grandchildren one great grandchild.

Lee Denson Cogdell Memorial Hospital Mr. Denson Hill County Scurry County Bell Seale Chapel Jack Riley First Baptist Church Hillside Memorial Gardens Bell Seale Funeral Home Ora Ford Roscoe Betty Lyons Pasadena Elsa Hopkins Sweetwater Oscar Denson Snyder Lloyd Denson Colorado City H.C. Denson Anchorage Alaska

Decision On Taps Report Delayed In Senate Panel

Atty Gen Elliott Richardson briefed the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on an FBI summary of national security wiretaps affecting 13 government officials and four newsmen. The panel delayed its decision on pursuing the material tied to Henry Kissinger’s nomination, meeting again privately to determine the next steps. The complete FBI summary was deemed irrelevant to Kissinger’s qualifications, and no names were disclosed.

Washington Elliot L. Richardson Senate Foreign Relations Committee FBI Henry A. Kissinger Richardson Kissinger White House J. W. Fulbright

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Treasury George P. Shultz Secretary of the Interior Rogers C.B. Morton Decorations Committee Texas Electric Service Co Ed Spear Armour & Co Seaboard Denson ARIES Taurus Gemini Leo VIRGO Rou Ely Scorpio Capricorn Aquarius
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