Oil Field Engineer Killed in Acid Tank Incident
Stanley Price Hulen 23 of Snyder and Dow Chemical Company died after being overcome by acid fumes on an oil field lease 15 miles south of Big Spring. He moved to Colorado City in August 1962, was a Texas Tech graduate, and worked in Dow's engineers field training program. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at Colonial Hill Baptist Church with burial at Hillside Memorial Gardens. He leaves wife Danny Callaway Hulen, parents 8. P. Hulen, sister Mrs Garden, and grandparents in Snyder and Clark Missouri. Born May 18 1941 in Winfield Kansas.
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Stanley Price Hulen
Dow Chemical Company
Big Spring
Hulen
Colorado City
Snyder High School
Texas Tech
Dow
Danny Callaway
Snyder
8. P. Hulen
Maude Franks
W. E. Hulen
Clark, Mo
R. A. Garden
Olney
Winfield
Kan
Colonial Hill Baptist Church
Jimmie Nelson
Miller Robinson
Hilside Memorial Gardens
Bell Seale Funeral Home
Larry Lewis Dies Monday Snyder Student Funeral Planned
Larry D. Lewis 17 a Snyder High School senior died at 1 40 a m after being taken to Cog dell Hospital Monday He was born August 1 1947 in Snyder and lived at 1505 Avenue S The North Side Baptist Church will hold funeral services at 2 p m Wednesday with the Rev Jack Dean officiating Burial will be in Snyder Cemetery Bell Funeral Home in charge Survivors include his parents Jimmy and Mrs Browning a sister Brenda and grandmothers Mrs Della Edmonson and Mrs J C Browning
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Larry D. Lewis
Snyder High School
Cogdell Hospital
Snyder
Avenue S
North Side Baptist Church
Jack Dean
Snyder Cemetery
Bell- Seale Funeral Home
Lewis
Jimmy Browning
Della Edmonson
J. C. Browning
Sweetwater
Brenda Browning
Floods Hit Del Rio Area
Flood waters forced about 350 people from Del Rio homes as storms drenched the area and stretched rains northward to Dallas Fort Worth. San Felipe Creek rose to 150 feet wide in places, with 100 houses flooded and bridges washed out. Rescue crews evacuated residents to schools, while Laughlin AFB provided blankets and meals.
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Associated Press
del Rio
San Felipe Creek
Trinity
Dallas-Fort Worth
Rio Grande
Dallas and
Fort Worth
Sherman
San Antonio
New Mexico
San Felipe
San Felipe High School
Sam Houston
Laughlin Air Force Base
Laughlin Afb
Silver Lake
Bracketville
UAW Steps Up Bargaining Talks With GM
UAW and General Motors intensified talks to avert a nationwide walkout at GM, issuing a double strike warning and planning extended sessions to resolve a national contract for 354,000 workers and 18,000 local plant issues. GM vice president Louis Seaton said the offer aligns with Chrysler pattern to place hourly workers on wage and benefit parity.
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Gene Schroeder
Detroit
General Motors Corp
United Auto Workers
UAW
Walter Reuther
Ford
Chrysler
Louis Seaton
Weather Snyder and Texas regional forecast note
Regional forecast reports warm to hot conditions across Texas with scattered showers and thundershowers. Coastal Southeasterly winds 8 to 18 knots, inland temperatures climbing into the 80s and 90s with lows near 60s to 70s. Cooler by Wednesday in most areas.
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Snyder
Texas
Rail Strike Postponed Indefinitely
Washington reports the planned daybreak walkout by about 150,000 shop workers was postponed indefinitely after negotiators announced a tentative settlement on job security. Four major issues reached, with talks to resume to finish the balance as union spokesmen promise progress.
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Washington
Michael Fox
Pennsylvania
Long Island
Southern Railway System
Florida East Coast
Francis A. O'Neill
National Mediation Board
President Johnson Pledges Tax Cut Plan At Steelworkers Meet
President Johnson told about 3,500 United Steelworkers delegates in Atlantic City that he will urge a cut in excise taxes next year and hinted at further tax reductions if prosperity continues. He argued a recession would cost billions and jobs, urging a policy to expand purchasing power while not letting revenues drag the economy. Senator Goldwater backs income tax cuts, improving the political contrast.
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Frank Cormier
Atlantic City
N.J
Johnson
America
United Steelworkers Union
Republican Party
GOP
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Convention Hall
Industrial Development Discussed in Scurry County meeting
About 25 members of the Scurry County Industrial Development Corporation and others met for two hours Monday evening. Larry Lidstrom of Hockenbury and Company reported survey findings. Participants agreed a fundraising drive needs a specific goal and city unity, but took no action beyond deferring fundraising.
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Scurry County Industrial Development Corporation
Larry Lidstrom
Hockenbury and Company
Claude McCormick
Development Corporation
Four Men Trapped at Shalt Coliseum Site Purchase Approved for Site
Scurry County commissioners authorize drafting a contract to buy the Starlite Theatre property as the building site for a county coliseum after residents debated frontage along Avenue S. At a separate Nevada incident, four miners remain trapped 1800 feet underground following a cable failure during a nuclear test shaft excavation at Yucca Flats. One worker died, three are injured, and rescuers work to free the others as crews monitor the shaft and offer periodic updates.
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Scurry County Commissioners Court
Bill Hairston
Marion Dobbs
Starlite Theatre
Scurry
P. W. Cloud
Avenue S
N. R Clements
Starlite Drive
Clements
Mercury, Nev
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
George R. Cooper
Tucson
Ariz
Art Luhnow
North Las Vegas
Lloyd L. Shaw
Santa
Laborers Win After Saigon General Strike Ends
In Saigon the general strike of 20,000 workers ended with a claimed complete victory. Power and water were restored. petroleum plants, tobacco factories, dock facilities, textile plants and municipal buses remained idle but were expected to resume by Wednesday. Premier Nguyen Khanh’s government reinstated workers fired at a textile plant and pledged new rules against lockouts and firing workers during emergencies. Some labor leaders see Communist Viet Cong influence. incidents of violence and demonstrations occurred around the capital.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Supreme Court denies Martin bid to appear on ballot
The Texas Supreme Court refused J Ray Martin of Snyder a hearing on whether his name can appear as an independent candidate for district attorney in the 132nd judicial district. Martin had sought to be secretary of state but was rejected because an independent candidate must indicate intent to run before the filing deadline for party primaries.
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Austin
State Supreme Court Today
J. Ray Martin
Snyder
Martin
132Nd Judicial District
Pri Maries
Goldwater Demands TV Debate In South Viet Nam Speech
Senator Barry Goldwater accused President Johnson of “hundreds of lives and lies” over South Viet Nam policy. He called the conflict without end and noted chaos at fronts, government, cities, and villages as he campaigned through the Southwest on his 30th wedding anniversary. He urged a televised debate with Johnson, delivering the prepared text with a last minute word swap from demand to ask.
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Okla
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Johnson
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Viet Nam
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Ing
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Texas
New Mexico
Midwest
New England
Michigan
Gettysburg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Charlotte Coliseum
Lyndon Baines Johnson
U.S
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