Bonham High School 1938 Class Reunion Address Search
Lib Cantrell seeks current addresses for 12 members of the 1938 Bonham High School graduating class to mail invitations for the June 1965 reunion. She asks informants to contact by phone or card. Dennis Bales jokes about napkin pelting. Judge A M Harrison delays return from Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cantrell
Bonham High School
Bonham
Lib Cantrell
Jane Collins
Alpha Chandler
Vivian Croft
James Hawkins
James Karr
Nancy Kincaid
Frank Laird
Dorothy Reaves
Martha Sue Riddling
Evelyn Smith
William Sorrell
Rayburn Winkler
Elizabeth Gray
Civil Rights Act briefing at Dallas courthouse
Supt M B Nelson in Dallas hearing Texas Education Agency and DHHS explain 1964 Civil Rights Act provisions as it relates to schools. Eight sidewalks to courthouse blocked with planks reading No Visitors Allowed Beyond This Point. Benches near the building moved to the sidewalk around the lawn under the trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt
M. B. Nelson
Dallas
Texas Education Agency
Department of Health Education and Welfare
Bondi Students Ready for Fort Worth Regional Meet
Bondi teams plan to send 13 students to the regional meet in Fort Worth this Saturday. The delegation focuses on track and field events with hopes for strong showings.
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Bondi
Fort Worth
Berkeley Faces Student Trouble After Obscenity Crisis
Berkeley students plan new revolt in protest of four dismissals for conduct unbecoming a student linked to a recent obscenity crisis. The central figure is Arthur Goldberg, whose clashes with university officials have sparked mass demonstrations in his defense.
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Berkeley, Calf
UPI
University of California
Berkeley
Arthur Goldberg
Renner Farming Systems seeks funds for two more demonstrations
A Fannin county meeting urged a countywide drive to raise about 5000 dollars annually to finance three Renner demonstrations. A pasture project and a second farming system project would run six years if funds allow. The Lockaby farm study continues into its fourth year with rotation and fertilization boosting output and income.
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Fannin County
Clarence Lockaby
Cotton Center
Renner
Huey Whitehurst
North Texas
Whitehurst
Lockaby
J. Black
Honey Grove
Calvin Pigg
John Arledge
Ralph Anderson
Caney Watershed Detail Survey Underway At Site 5
Truman Atkins of the Soil Conservation Service said detail surveys have begun on Site 5 and will move to Sites 8 15 13 10 and 12 in order. Each site will take about a week with core drilling and soil sampling to determine compaction and material sources for earthfill construction. Bids are hoped for Sites 5 and 8 in July or August. Retention dams aim to control flood runoff in the Caney watershed.
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Caney Creek
Truman Atkins
Soil Conservation Service
Atkins
SCS
Caney
5 Day Forecast Calls for More Warm Weather
Partly cloudy skies with slightly lower temperatures expected for North Texas Saturday. The U S Weather Bureau projects temperatures averaging two to five degrees above normal, with cooler weather early next week and precipitation at the start of the week. Bonham record shows a high of 87 Thursday and low near 60 Saturday morning with highs in the lower 80s Saturday afternoon.
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North Texas
U.S Weather Bureau
Bonham
Bonham Students Ahead to Fort Worth Regional Contests
Thirteen Bonhi students travel to Texas Christian University in Fort Worth for the AAA regional contests of the UIL. Nine compete in literary events led by Ronnie Bowman Bryce McIntyre James Norwood Pamela Piatt Sheryn Jones Lorraine McIntyre Alan Caldwell Phyllis Hamilton Jana Baker with four on the Bonhi mile relay sprint team John Savage Mackie Morris Ronnie Ruth Roe land Rainey. Coach Cotton Ford notes the relay runs at 345 p.m. Bonham posted 3 26 3 third fastest time this meet behind Brownwood 3 22 7 and Breckenridge 3 23 6. He calls the squad a dark horse after district win and season bests.
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Bonhi
Texas Christian Unversity
Fort Worth
Bonham
Ronnie Bowman
Bryce McIntyre
James Norwood
Pamela Piatt
Sheryn Jones
Lorraine McIntyre
Alan Caldwell
Phyllis Hamilton
Jana Baker
John Savage
Mackie Morris
Ronnie Ruth
Roeland Rainey
Cotton Ford
Brownwood
Breckenridge
Poison Gas Used Against Vampire Bats in Chihuahua
In Chihuahua Mexico health authorities deploy poison gas to combat a plague of large vampire bats terrorizing mountain villages. Dr Blas Ibarra leads a bat-killer team into the mountains after three villagers from Morelos and Batopilas are hospitalized from bat attacks. Wingspreads reach up to three feet.
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Chihuahua
Mexico
UPI
Blas Ibarra
Health Department
Morelos
Batopilas
Doar Sworn In as Assistant Attorney General
John Doar, 43, head of the Justice Department Civil Rights Division, was sworn in as assistant attorney general Thursday. He succeeds Burke Marshall who resigned earlier this year after five years in civil rights work.
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Washington
John Doar
Justice Departments
Doar
Department
Burke Marshall
Mississippi Threatens New Areas
The rising Mississippi River increased pressure on flood defenses from Genoa Wisconsin to Davenport Iowa. Dubuque faced seepage and near dawn a fire broke out at a riverfront cold storage plant as water up to 10 feet deep flooded factories. Crews feared an eight inch rise more and crest tonight or Saturday while St Paul saw a one foot drop after last week’s worst flood.
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Dubuue
Iowa
Dubuque
St. Paul
Mississippi
Weather North Central Texas Update
North Central Texas forecast shows fair weather tonight with partly cloudy skies Saturday and a shift to cooler conditions from the north as the weekend progresses.
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Texas
Devastating raid cripples North Viet Nam supply routes
U S and South Vietnamese aircraft destroyed seven bridges and a ferry boat in the day’s biggest strike yet on North Viet Namese supply routes. The attack, involving 235 sorties, killed six Americans and targeted highways used by the enemy to move supplies to the Viet Cong.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
North Viet Nam
Seventh Fleet
Navy
Mekong
Gary L. Steele
Bliss
Idaho
Clark Air Force Hospital
Philippines
da Nang
U.S Air Force
Quang Keh
Xuan Son
Giang River
U.S. Denies Planned Nuclear Mine Belt Across Germany
In Moscow the United States delivered a diplomatic note denying Kremlin charges that a belt of nuclear mines will be placed near the West German border. Washington called the claim wholly inaccurate and groundless and said no such plan exists in peacetime. The idea surfaced last December during NATO discussions and was dismissed as impractical by delegates, though Russia criticized the notion.
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Moscow
UPI
United States
Kremlin
Germany
Czechoslovakia
West Germany
NATO
Election Fraud Probed in IUE Presidential Vote
IUE president Paul Jennings formed a three man panel to audit the fraudulent vote tally in the recent IUE presidential election and identify those responsible. He said robbing members of the vote undermines union democracy.
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Washington
UPI
International Union of Electrical Workers
IUE
Paul Jennings
Call on Win Proves a Loss
The J I Patterson family were told by a radio station announcer they won a big prize and must go to the station. At the station no prize was found and a color TV and six rifles were stolen from their home. Police seek the jovial caller.
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Fort Worth
UPI
J.I. Patterson
Pattersons
Cotton Planted 1965 Crop as 1964 Bales Are Harvested
Bonham Gin manager Raymond Perry recounts 1964 cotton bales brought in by Wesley Head and A. D. Grigg planted on bottom land after a harvest delayed by weather. Some bales reportedly went under water five times before drying enough to harvest.
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Raymond Perry
Bonham
Sam Rayburn Drive
Perry
Wesley Head
Dodd City
A. D. Grigg
Steel industry stands firm on non inflationary contract terms
US steel firms reject the May 1 strike threat and stick to non inflationary wage guidelines of 3.2 percent. Industry sources call the union stance window dressing as federal mediator Simkin holds exploratory talks with USW leaders and plans joint negotiations with company negotiators.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
United Steelworkers
USW
William E. Simkin
David J. Mel Donald
I.W. Abel
Simkin
United States Steel Corp
Bouncing Check For Fine Adds To His Trouble
A Hunt county man paid a $179.50 fine with a check that bounced, adding a hot check charge. The original fine followed a guilty plea for transportation of liquor in dry territory.
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Hunt County
Nuclear engine test planned on railroad car at Jackass Flats
UPI reports scientists prepared to conduct a ground power test of the NERVA nuclear engine mounted on a railroad flat car at Jackass Flats. The reactor, built by Westinghouse Electric Corp, marks a preliminary step in the United States effort to propel manned spaceflight.
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UPI
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Dr Martin Luther King Leads Boston Rights March
Dr King led a three mile march through Roxbury to Boston Common with police security. About 10 000 protesters joined, far below earlier forecasts of 25 000 to 30 000 while a biracial rally loomed. King planned to meet with Mayor Collins, Volpe skipped the march after a helicopter crash.
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Boston
UPI
Martin Luther King
Yankee
America
Cradle of Liberty
Boston Common
John F. Collins
King
Carter Playground
Roxbury
Jozef Mrot-Mroz
John A. Volpe
Massachusetts
Volpe
Astronauts to Observe Heavens From Capsule Open Door
UPI reports NASA officials say Gemini astronauts James McDivitt and Edward White will be the first Americans to expose themselves to outer space by opening the capsule door on the second Gemini orbital mission this spring. The disclosure came at a NASA sponsored biomedical conference with delegates from 18 factions.
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Houston
UPI
United States
Gemini
Charles W. Mathews
James McDivitt
Edward White
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
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Cal
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U. S. Army
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Fannin Counery
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Ranell Aston
Old Boston
Ing
Truman
Joseph Saia
Mrot-Mroz
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