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Snyder Daily News

Location

Snyder, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1966

Page

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Soviet Demands Immediate U S Withdrawal to End Viet Nam War

At the United Nations, Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko pressed for the unconditional withdrawal of all U S forces and allies from South Vietnam as the path to peace. He dismissed U S peace moves as insincere and urged the end of bombing and foreign armaments, pledging Soviet support to the Viet Cong and introducing three draft resolutions.

United Nations, N.Y Soviet Union U.S. Viet Nam U.S Andrei A. Gromyko U.N. General Assembly Washington Arthur J. Goldberg Viet Nam Gromyko Democratic Republic of United States South

Weather snapshot for Texas regions with mild to warm temps

Snyder reports a morning reading of 56 degrees with a high of 85 and a low of 54. North Central Texas will be fair and mild with lows 57 to 63 and Saturday highs 83 to 89. Northeast and Northwest Texas see similar fair conditions with varied low and high ranges. South Central to Southwest Texas expect clear to partly cloudy skies with warm nights and highs from the 80s to near 100.

Snyder Texas South Texas Southwest Pecos

TB Testing Discussed At Snyder Meeting

A proposed tuberculosis testing program will be discussed Monday at 7:30 p.m. in Snyder High School Auditorium. Dr. John Selby of Lubbock will speak at a City Council PTA event. Two methods are studied: X rays for children over 12 and skin tests for those under 12. Parents and other interested residents are urged to attend.

John Selby Lubbock Snyder High School

President to Spend Weekend at Texas Ranch

President Johnson will fly to a Texas ranch to join Mrs. Johnson for a weekend stay. He plans to return to the White House Sunday night or early Monday and has talks scheduled Monday and Tuesday with West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard.

Washington Johnson Texas Lady Bird White House Ludwig Erhard West Germany

North Vietnam Under New U S Aerial Offensive

U S B52s led a fourth night of bombing targeting ammunition dumps truck parks and storage depots in southern North Vietnam near the DMZ. South Vietnamese 22nd Division reported repelling Viet Cong attacks with 50 killed and 7 captives. Marines found 17 more North Vietnamese dead near Quang Tri City as naval gunfire raised total killed to 52. Seven Americans died and 14 wounded in a minefield incident north of Saigon.

Robert Tuckman Saigon South Viet Nam U.S North Viet Nam Demilitarized Zone Panhandle U.S. Air Force Navy Quang Tri City

Hermleigh Fall Carnival Opens With PTA Sponsorship

The Hermleigh PTA hosts the annual fall carnival on the football field from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. All school classes from 1 through 12 will have booths, according to Ted Averitt the school superintendent.

Hermleigh HeRmleigh Pta Ted Averitt

Lafayette drive to aid Tarahu Indians blocked by Mexico

A Lafayette relief effort to ship 10 freight cars of food medicine clothing and farming tools to Mexico's Tarahu Indians was blocked when the Mexican government refused to permit the relief convoys to cross the border. Volunteers had packed the cars with donations after a Roman Catholic drive.

Lafayette Mexico Mercy el Paso Tex Ernesto Uranga Chihuahua City Lourdes Ramirez Gordon Blake Luis Verplancken Verplancken Chihuahua Texas Praxedes Ciner Duran

Space Expert Refutes Cosmonaut Sweat Theory

US space authorities disputed Russian claims that different cabin atmospheres cause sweat. Dr. Berry said Gordon sweated from hard work during Gemini 11, not oxygen composition, noting temperature, airflow, and workload drive perspiration.

Earth Berry Gordon Yegorov Geneva

Funeral Set For Mishap Victim J W Dinwiddie

Funeral arrangements are planned for J W Dinwiddie 36 of Snyder who died in a pre dawn one car crash near State Highway 350. The service will be at 10 a m Saturday at First Baptist Church with Dr A B Lightfoot officiating. Dinwiddie survived by his wife Jane Thomas and five children. Burial is at Hillside Memorial Gardens. he worked for Standard Oil Co of Texas and lived in Snyder 14 years.

J. W. Dinwiddie First Baptist Church A. B. Lightfoot Truman Bennett John English Mr. Dinwiddie Thirty-eighth Street Coleman Store Vincent Jack Graham Jerry Wayne James W. Dinwiddie Sr Wewoka Okla Evelyn Thompson Oklahoma City Joyce Scott Tranquility Calif Hillside Memorial Gardens Bell Seale Funeral Home J. C. Smothers Bob Crawford Doug Bell Mac Jones Raymond Keller Skinny Chapman

Banks Here Show Gains In Deposits

Snyder banks issued statements of condition in response to regulatory calls. Deposits rose to 28,279,441.32 as of Sept 20, 1966, from 27,802,027.26 last Oct 13, 1965, while total loans fell from 16,045,564.36 to 15,718,554.35. West Texas State Bank shows deposits of 10,462,482.03 and loans of 4,493,041.88. Snyder National Bank reports land loans of 10,775,512.47.

Snyder West Texas State Bank Snyder National Bank

Luxuriant Crops Highlighted On Regional Agriculture Tour

Ninety one participants from soil conservation and extension groups joined a daylong tour in Scurry County visiting farms with cotton sorghum and cane. Officials praised bumper growth under favorable sun with rains shaping optimism, while noting wilt insects and irrigation excess as challenges.

Soil Conservation A.S.C.S Scurry Maraina Snyder Chamber of Commerce U. S. Dept. of Agriculture Farmers Home Administra Vasa Paul Contrerras Fluvanna Buford Browning Contreras

Wallace Faces Contempt Charge in Alabama School Fight

The NAACP asks a three judge federal court to hold Gov. Wallace in civil contempt for violating a 1964 injunction aimed at ending racial discrimination in local schools. The motion alleges repeated acts to obstruct desegregation as Mrs. Wallace campaigns to succeed him.

Montgomery Ala George C. Wallace Alabama National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Wallace NAACP Lurleen

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