Beulah Play At High School Friday Night
Sug Griffitt announces Junior Glass at Leonard will present A Boy Named Beulah in the high school auditorium at 8 pm Friday. Bonham seniors will stage The Mouse That Roared on Thursday and Friday nights in the same venue. Casts report long rehearsals and strong work. Joe Shaw warns Bonham bicycle riders about safe riding and lists seven rules. Johnny Meades recounts the board meeting cake temptation after homemaking club activities.
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Sug Griffitt
Junior Glass
Leonard
Beulah
Joe Shaw
Bonham
Joe
Johnny Meades
Tornadoes and hard freeze sweep Texas Panhandle region
United Press International reports a sharp cold outbreak across Texas with a hard freeze in the Panhandle and a late round of tornadoes dipping into Central Texas. Temperatures fell dramatically from Amarillo to Dallas area as storms move south, with light damage and no injuries.
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Texas Panhandle
Dalhart
Panhandle
Texas
Upper
South Plains
Greater Southwest International Airport
Dallas Love Field
Love Field
Buddhist Leader Accuses Ky of Plot as Tensions Rise
In Saigon Buddhist leader Thich Thien Minh denounces Premier Ky, claiming government plots to stay in power. Da Nang Catholics stage anti Buddhist protest while Saigon and Da Nang fear a new religious clash. Grenade attack wounds four outside a U.S. Army billet heightening crisis.
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Saigon
UPI
Thich Thien Minh
da Nang
Minn
Minh
Senior Citizens Special Programs Planned in Fannin County
The Fannin County Committee on Aging plans May events for Senior Citizens Month proclaimed by Gov. Connally. Chairman Mrs. E. G. McClure Jr and agents Mable London and Wayne Cranfill urge clubs to honor residents 65 or older, feature a photo and story in Capels, host luncheons, and arrange rest home programs during May with nominations due before May 1.
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Fannin County
John Connally
E. G. McClure, Jr
Mable London
Wayne Cranfill
Citi
Warning for everything in pickup trucks drives SCS staff
Bob Arbelger of SCS recalls a general warning issued to employees to avoid speeding and other risky driving behaviors. He emphasizes the rule against driving over 55 miles per hour, noting its strict enforcement and safety aims.
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Bob Arbelger
SCS
Vaccine sent to Santo Domingo to curb typhoid outbreak
The private US welfare agency Care flew 5,000 units of typhoid and paratyphoid vaccine to Santo Domingo to aid a mass inoculation program in San Cristobal, 35 miles west. Four confirmed typhoid cases and several suspects were reported in a village near San Cristobal.
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Santo Domingo
UPI
Pency Care
Supthwee-Tingbominican Republic
Julio Bepaillat
San Cristobal
Here
Red Chinese Evacuate Consulate in Jakarta Amid Protests
Red Chinese diplomats evacuated the Jakarta consulate under heavy guard as about 200 militant students swarmed the grounds. Indonesian Student Action Association members seized the building, prompting protests linked to prior sacking of the Chinese embassy and condemnations of Beijing’s Indo propaganda broadcasts.
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Jakarta
UPI
Unt
Indonesian Student Action Association
KAMI
China
Rade Peking
anti-Indune 50
Collision on North Center Street Causes $500 Damage
Investigating officers estimate $500 in damage after a collision on North Center Street. City Office names James Hulen Ydts and Mrs Claudia Emel Barker as involved parties. Barker halted to turn left when the other vehicle struck the rear of her car.
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Investigatiyn
North Center
Jay Duckworth
Velichkes
James Hulen Ydts
Claudia Emel Barker
Duckworth
Barker
Deets
Aggies Exes to Gather Thursday Muster in Bonham
Vesus A&M exes in Fannin County meet at Bonham Golf Club at 7 30 pm Thursday to observe the 64 year old Muster honoring departed Texas A&M classmates and Texans who helped secure state freedom. Wayne Clement, Muster chairman, calls all A&M men and wives to attend the April Muster with a film and refreshments after the program.
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Vesus A&m
Fannin County
Bonham
Texas A&m
A&m
Battle of
San Jacinto
Wayne Clement
Winter Cold Forecast For Bonham Area Tonight
A cold front moves through the Bonham area bringing cloudy skies and a potential light freeze in low spots. Tonight a minimum near 35 is expected with a high around 60 tomorrow, followed by a three to seven degree below normal pattern and a chance of rain.
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Bonham
Texas
Banks Asked to Make Reports
Washington reports state and national bank calls issued today to assess the condition of banks at close of business April 5. The national call was issued by James J. Saxon of the currency bureau and the Texas state call by the state banking department.
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Washington
Floods Hit Iraq and Iran Kill Eight and Displace Hundreds
Floods in Iraq on Tuesday killed eight people and left hundreds homeless. Government spokesman said many cattle and sheep were killed and farmlands severely damaged.
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Iran
UPJ
Iraq
Search Pushed For Women and Three Children
Berwick Louisiana authorities and state crime lab experts planned closer blood and clue analysis at the bloodstained home of Mrs Barbara Verrett and her three children, missing since Sunday night. The case expands across the Atchafalaya basin as investigators probe blood traces, weapons, and a missing nephew, Roy Mehia, amid staggered search efforts.
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Berwick
UPI
Sherif Chester Baudoin
State
Leututsiana
Atchafalaya
Barbara Verrett
Robert
Lucy Ane
Brenda
Mehing
Indi
Mchin
Ben
Ben Living With His Uncle On the Beginning of the Month, Was Travel Ag
Verrett
Grenade Attack Wounds Four at U.S. Hotel Saigon
UPI reports terrorists on a motorbike hurled a hand grenade at the Illinois Hotel billet in Saigon. Four Vietnamese bystanders were wounded by fragments while a sentry outside the sandbag barrier remained unharmed. Police tie the assault to Viet Cong tactics as similar grenades struck a bus and an Army truck nearby.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S Millitary
U.S
Illinois
Huit
Rotarians dine at Allen's Point in district event
Rotarians will travel to Allen's Point next Wednesday for lunch and the judging tour of Fannin county communities in the Texas Community Improvement contest. Kiwanians vote to skip their meeting and join the Allen's Point luncheon. Lions consider a similar move at their Thursday noon gathering. The Routarian children’s day program shifts to the following Wednesday. Omir Koski screened a sports film on the 1964 American Cup Races. Dr Theo Williams noted National Library Week and Bonham library services. About 40 million people visited national parks in 1964, per the National Automobile Club.
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Bonham
Allen's Point
Noen
Fannin County
Texas Community Improvement Conest
Allen’s Point
Tom Allison
Omir Koski
Theo Williams
National Library Week
Bonham Public Library
Library Week VA Center Book Review Thursday
As part of National Library Week the VA Center sponsors a book review in the VA Chapel at 2 p.m. Thursday. Mrs. Ruth Terry Marshall will review her book Land of Mabuhay a story of a Philippine tour of duty by a career military officer. The book invites readers into a primitive world where courage amid hardship was daily life and will recall personal memories for veterans and non veterans alike.
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National Library Week
VA Center
C. A. Tosch
Center Directl
Ruth Terry Marshall Wall
Johnson seeks easing of private loan takeovers
President Johnson urges Congress to pool government credits to let private lenders more easily assume federal loans. The plan calls for a 1966 sales act replacement of eight billion dollars in public credit with private funds, aiming to spur investment and participation. The measures apply this year and later years as part of broader financial reform.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Congress
House
Senate
McNamara Defends Limited Military Aid Scope
Secretary McNamara told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that spending $50 billion a year on U.S. forces alone is irrational if allies share the forward defense task. He defended a $917 million military aid program and stressed U.S. strength, the Southeast Asia deployments, and the need to train and support allied forces without overburdening American troops.
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Washington
UPI
Defriuoye
Robert S. McNamara
United States
Johnson
McNamara
U.S
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Red China
Wender
France Sees Possible Accord On Bonn Troop Withdrawal
French Foreign Minister Maurice de Murville said he expected an accord with Bonn after talks in Bonn on NATO troop withdrawal. He told Charles de Gaulle and cabinet that, after two days of discussions, he had the impression a settlement could be reached. The censure motion against De Gaulle’s NATO policy threatened defeat as leftists abstained, narrowing opposition.
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Maurice de Murville
Bonn
West Gemoy
NATO
Cours de Murville
Charles d. Gaulle
de Gaulle
France
America
Communist Party
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