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Bonham Daily Favorite

Location

Bonham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1964

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Panama Canal dispute seen easing as U S Panama outline pact

Washington reports from White House and Panama City indicate an agreement on a formula to resume diplomatic ties and discuss settling the canal dispute. OAS council meets to hear the explanation as talks between U S and Panamanian envoys proceed amid Sino Soviet tensions.

Washington UPI Panama USA Panama Canal White Mouse Panama City Organization of American Tes OAS Miguel J. Moreno OAS Council

Bonham Woman Prefers Spray Net Over Glade For Hair

A Bonham woman notes a key difference between Spray Net and Glade in similar cans. She says using Glade on her new hairdo required another beauty parlor visit sooner than planned and vows Spray Net will be used in the future.

Bonham

Warnell Plans Weatherproof Route for Bartley Woods Tour

Tour director Johny Warnell of Bartley Woods faced Thursday rain concerns as he mapped a route that avoided muddy dirt roads by using fields of wheat and maize. He said an alternate path existed should showers worsen travel conditions.

Johny Warnell Bartley Woods Warnell

World championship domino tournament in Yuba Oklahoma tonight

A world championship domino tournament is set for tonight in Yuba Oklahoma with players from regions competing for top honors. Local organizers urge fans to attend and witness high level matches in a compact event.

Yuba Okla

Wesleyan Service Guild to serve breakfast Saturday

Members of the Wesleyan Service Guild of the First Methodist church will be ready to start serving breakfast at 5 30 a m Saturday. They will continue serving until a m.

Wesleyan Service Guild First Methodist Church

Savoy Senior Class Promises Surprises At Home Talent Show

Savoy senior class sponsors a home talent show tonight with promises of surprises. The event highlights student self reliance and community spirit as attendees look for entertainment and school pride.

Savoy

Dodd City Senior Class Dinner Scheduled Sunday

Members of the Dodd City senior class will serve dinner from 11:30 am to 1:30 pm Sunday. Chicken and ham will be the main dishes. They promise plenty of good eating.

Dodd City

Flags Struggle as Wind Delays Gober Lowering

A gusty wind hindered flag lowering at Gober on Thursday afternoon. Principal Noel Burnett had to adjust the ropes to free the flag from the pole while Wayne Roberts suggested sending someone up the pole, but no volunteer stepped forward.

Gober Noel Burnett Wayne Roberts

Leanius Club Secretary Sells Meals Grant

J F McKnight checked Lions in Thursday moon at Leanius while club secretary Billy Joe Neims issued a grant covering meals for the Lannius club.

J. F. McKnight Leanius Billy Joe Neims Lannius Club

Exposition Slated Saturday by Beis Scout Unite

A Beis Scout Unite group plans a Saturday exposition showcasing community projects and youth achievements. The event aims to unite members and highlight local service efforts with activities and demonstrations.

Judges Complete Fannin County Community Contest Tours

Judging of 11 Fannin County communities in the county improvement contest was to finish this afternoon with visits to Randolph. Judges from TP&L farm service, Lone Star Gas, Community Public Service, and county agents toured Ravenna Mulberry and other towns this week as wind and weather affected efforts.

Fannin County Jerry Lockhart Tp&l Mary Castille Lone Star Gas Co Shrader Moore Community Public Service Co Randolph Nunnelee Lannius Bartley Woods Gober Bonham Chamber of Commerce Fannin County Farm Bureau Telephone Mulberry

Surplus Food Sent to Needy Nations Under Food for Peace

President Johnson told Congress that 1.6 billion dollars of surplus American food was shipped last year under the Food for Peace program. About 75 percent of proceeds funded loans and development in customer countries as shipments rose 6 percent from 1962.

Washington John Congress U.S Reuter

Two Are Charged In Cattle Theft Case

Clark Benton's justice court charged James Kennedy and Paul Vaught with cattle theft tied to Clint Goodwin. Bonds set at 1000 dollars. J T Hamby of Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association aided investigation. Three cattle were recovered. other disappearances under ongoing inquiry. A Honey Grove resident was questioned after a Thursday night incident.

Clark Benton Justice Court Hoyt Ivey Ivey James Kennedy Paul Vaught Clint Goodwin J. T. Hamby Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association Hamby

Soviets Back Up On Bomber Plan

In Geneva the Soviet Union toned down its push for all bombers to be destroyed as a disarmament step. Western observers say Moscow now favors only major powers destroying their bombers, a proposal critics deem equally unrealistic.

Geneva UPI Soviet Union Moscow United States Semyon K. Tearapkin Daga Sestion

Nixon urges Lodge to stay in Saigon to press Viet Nam policy

Former Vice President Richard Nixon urged that Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge remain in Saigon to continue leading the anti Communist effort. He called it "absolutely imperative" to maintain full U.S. commitment until victory and said Lodge should not be held responsible for failures, but decide if he should stay.

Saigon South Viet Nam UPI Richard M. Nixon U.S Henry Cabot Lodge Viet Nam Nixon Hong Kong United States Lodge Washington

Fire sweeps Jones Field as strong winds hinder crews

A large portion of Jones Field was burned Thursday night as a stormy gale drove the flames, making it impossible for firefighters to contain the blaze quickly. Fire units fought the fire through the night but the wind kept spreading embers across the field.

Jones Field

U S Ready To Give Aid To Brazil

Secretary of State Dean Rusk signaled U S readiness to increase aid to Brazil for economic and social development following the ouster of President Joao Goulart. He said U S recognition remained intact and rejected Cuban press claims the overthrow was U S aided. President Johnson sent warm wishes to provisional president Rene Mazzilli.

Washington UPI Dean Rusk U.S Rusk Brazil Congress Joao Goulart Goulart Johnson Latin America United States Reneir Mazzilli

Gemini Flight is Reset for April 8

The first two man Gemini mission slips to April 8 after a one day postponement blamed on a short circuit in emergency ground support gear. The unmanned Titan two and 7000 pound Gemini spacecraft completed a five hour test and the next major check is a simulated flight set for Monday.

Cape Kennedy UPI U.S Geminl

Space Center Labor Dispute Halts Major Moon Base Work

Picketing guards and striking iron workers halted large parts of Merritt Island spaceport construction for a three day dispute. About 1,300 of 3,990 workers were out, including iron workers, threatening the $63 million moon base assembly building. The issue went to the NLRB for review as guards protested non union hires.

Cape Kennedy UPI Army Corps of Engineers Moonu Usion Dat Spaceport National Labor Relations Board NLRB United Plant Guard Werbere of America

MacArthur Resting in Critical Condition After Surgeries

Washington reports Gen Douglas MacArthur remains in critical condition as doctors note no esophageal bleeding for 20 hours. A tube to control bleeding is being removed while peritoneal dialysis aids kidney function amid uremic poisoning. Vital signs show pulse 96, blood pressure 110/60, temperature 99.2.

Washington UPI Douglas MacArthur Leonard B. Heaton MacArthur Heaton

Picnic with Pierre Launches Salinger Senate Campaign

Pierre Salinger longtime presidential press secretary will start his bid for the Democratic nomination for U S Senate with a Fresno California event titled A Picnic with Pierre.

Los Angeles Pierre Salinger U.S Fresno Calif Pierre

Door to door extinguishers linked to phosgene gas risk

LA PORTE Ind authorities warned that fire extinguishers sold door to door are dangerous near fires. Fire Chief Cari Johnson said the extinguishers contain chemicals that form lethal phosgene gas when exposed to flames.

LA Porte Ind UPI Cari Johnson

Friend of Hoffa Indicted Again

Charles O'Brien, a close Hoffa ally and bodyguard, faces a third federal indictment in Chattanooga. He allegedly offered $25,000 to juror Miss Key to influence a new Hoffa trial motion after a jury conviction. He also faces separate Detroit bribery and theft charges set for June.

Chattanooga Tenn Charles Hucky O’brien Teamsters James Hoffa O'Brien Ke T Key Justice Department Detrok Tfeametegs Local 299 Detroit Federal Customs Bureau

New Cool Front Brought Showers to Bonham Area

Occasional showers and thunderstorms forecast for the Bonham area through Saturday with slightly cooler temperatures. Friday brought light showers. a tornado struck Lake Texoma Lodge and Kingston areas in Oklahoma causing cabin and boat damage. Oxlehome Texoma State Park reports damage as Highway 10 was blocked near Durant for a time by utility poles.

Bonham Lake Texoma Lodge Kingston Oklahoma Oxlehome Tegoma State Park Biock Durant Texas

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