Eisenhower Offers Joint U S Soviet Inspection Proposal
President Eisenhower proposes combining American and Soviet disarmament ideas by adding Russia’s May 10 1955 inspection plan to his own blueprint exchange scheme. He says he told Bulganin at Geneva he would accept both systems if credible and fair, leaving the next move to the Soviet side.
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Washington
United States
Eisenhower
Russia
U. S
Soviet Union
Nikolai Bulganin
Fisenhower
Bulganin
Geneva
Bulganin Hug
County road rights of way rush to approval in three weeks
Farm landowners and interested parties signed 47 instruments securing right of way and drainage easements for 5.6 miles of a proposed farm road from Bartley Woods to Bugtussle. County crews remove obstructions as bids can be requested. WPA-era road today carries school buses and milk trucks amid improving conditions.
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Cotton Center
Bugtussle
Bartley Woods
Fannin
Bonham
Nunnelee
Ravenna
Bank of Marion Adds Sidewalk Teller Window
The Bank of Marion now offers a sidewalk teller window extending access one hour before and one hour after the usual 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. hours, giving customers extra time to conduct banking.
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Marion, II
Bankes
Bank of Marion
White House backs away from Talbott successor search
Talbott resigned effective August 13 as Secretary of the Air Force. In Fort Worth a former inmate charged paying 2500 dollars for a reprieve from Louisiana prison officials. Col
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White House
Air Force
Harold FE. Talbott
Talbott
Fort Worth
Louisiana
Junior Lloyd Caudill
Angola, la
Maurice Sigler
Two Bonhi Grads On UT Honor Roll
Two Bonham high school graduates appear on the University of Texas spring semester honor roll in the College of Arts and Sciences. Floyd Grady Stoddard is listed among summa cum laude students as a junior. Gwendolyn V. Brown is named among magna cum laude honorees and has since graduated and begun work in Dallas.
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Bonham High School
Sted
College of Arts and Sciences
University of Texas
H. H. Ransom
L. L. Click
Floyd Grady Stoddard
Arvil Stoddard
Stoddard
Gwendolyn V. Brown
G. F. Brown
Telephone
Miss Brown
Dallus
Russia Says Open to Eisenhower Arms Plan After Summit
In Moscow, Premier Bulganin said Russia has not slammed the door on Eisenhower's mutual inspections proposal and will examine it with seriousness. He dismissed reports of a rejection and noted unanimous Supreme Soviet support for Geneva actions while inviting heads of diplomatic missions to Semenovka for a lavish lunch and country day.
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Russia
Moscow
Nikolai Bulganin
Misenhower
Bulganin
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Supreme Soviet
Kremlin
Geneva
Us Bacha
Semenovka
West Sunday
Soviet Expert Plans Fort Worth Farm Tours in Texas Visit
Vladimir Matskevich first deputy Administrator of agriculture in Soviet Russia arrives at Amon Carter Field Fort Worth at 1 30 p m for a news conference with Cass interpreters. He tours Northwood Hereford Stock Farm and J N North J W Hampton Angus Farm visits Ennis Waco and McGregor farms to study cotton production purebred cattle and cross breeding before returning to Fort Worth for a Sunday flight to Minneapolis or St Paul with Russian exchange farmers.
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Fort Worth
Vladimir Matskevich
Soviet Russia
Texas
Amon Carter Field
Cass
Texas Hotel
D. Adams
Texas A&m College
Adams
Matskevich
Northwood
J. N. North
J. W. Hampton Angus Farm
L Raphael
Gerald Tolleson
Ennis
Tex
Bill Bozek
Waco
Suncheon
Blue Bonnet Farm
Texas Agriculture Superimental Station
McCrregor
Minneapolis
St Pan
Minn
Talks On Release Of Civilians Is Stalled By Reds
In Geneva on August 5, U S officials reported the talks to win the early release of 40 American citizens held by Peiping bogged down by Communist stalling. Wang Bing nan seeks to skip the civilian repatriation and move to other items as meetings adjourn to Monday.
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Reds
Geneva
Peiping
Wang Bing-nan
Wang
Alexis Johnson
Red Ching
United States
Counting Sheep Ballots Mailed for Wool Promotion Vote
Ballots have been mailed to county sheepmen for a referendum on the no sheep and wool promotion agreement between the American Sheep Producers Council and the U S Department of Agriculture. Voting by mail ends August 19. eligibility requires at least one sheep owned for 30 days in the year, with rules for joint ownership and ownership disclosure on ballots.
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Anain County
Amerian Sheep Producers Council, Inc
U. Os
Secretary of Agriculture
ASC
Mid-July Texas farm price index slips from June
The US Department of Agriculture reports the mid July prices received by Texas farmers fell six points from June, with most commodities down except cotton flaxseed poultry and dairy. Livestock prices dropped nine points from mid June and four from last July while poultry eggs and dairy posted seasonal gains. All crops were two points lower versus mid June but two points higher than July 1954. Hay and alfalfa largely stable.
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Austin
Texas
US Department of Agriculture
Airmen Freed From China Face Personal Shock at Home
Eleven U S airmen freed from Communist prison camps depart Clark Field for Tokyo in Gen Douglas MacArthur’s DC 4 with $70 000 in back pay. One man learns his wife has remarried while he was missing. The group rests at Clarkfield for a medical checkup before continuing home.
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Tachikawa
Japan
Daniel C. Schmidt
U. S
Red China
Air Force
Schmidt
Clark Field
Philippines
Clark Air Force Base
P. I
Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
Bataan
Thoratey
Tachikawa Air Force Base
United States
Portland
Ore
Clarkfield
Jamey Davin
St. Louis
Par East Air Force
Davin
Hong Kong
Families of 30 Victims of Crash Wait for Bodies
Families of 30 people killed in an American Airlines Convair crash waited for the bodies to be identified while Civil Aeronautics Authority and airline investigators searched the charred wreckage at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. Captain Klight Burton of Macon Georgia was piloting the aircraft and would have made a safe approach a few seconds earlier.
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Fort Leonard Wood
American Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Thursdav
Robe
Army Public Information
Klught Burton
Macon Oa
Barron
Third Hurricane Of Season Building Up
A tropical storm in the Atlantic intensified to a hurricane with winds near 125 mph, heading west-northwest about 325 miles northeast of Antigua. Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico were warned to monitor for possible hurricane advisories.
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Miami
Atlantic
Miami Weather Bureau
Antigua
Virgin Islands
Puerto Rico
Minty, Weather Bureau
Dan Bretous
Wiard Weston
Leeward
Taeeward
Texas Needs More Honest Men in Public Office
Former gubernatorial candidate Ralph Yarborough urged at a Wood County Old Settlers event that Texas needs honest men in public office more than reforms like revival of rugged honesty. He warned laws are written by officials not private interests, stressing integrity over partisan gain.
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Quitman
Tex
Texas
Ralph Yarborough
Yarborough
Ato
Wood County
Old Settlers
Gov Hayy
Declining Enrollment in Math and Science Draws Alarm
National Society of Professional Engineers expresses concern over shrinking interest in high school algebra geometry and science courses Allison C Neff new president urges school officials and publishers to reverse the trend Joe Clark Northeast Texas chapter member calls county officials to support math and science efforts Neff cites only about 25 percent study algebra and 12 percent geometry with many schools offering no physics or chemistry courses
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National
Secretey of Professional Engineers
Allison C. Neff
Maddleton
Ohio
Joe Clark
Texas
Texas Society of Professional Engineers
Neff
Showers Forecast For Bonham Area And San Angelo Flooding
The Bonham area faces scattered showers with a warmer weekend ahead while San Angelo reports severe rainfall and flooding. Tom Green County central areas turned muddy with suburbs evacuated as rainfall totals reach up to six inches in some locales. Breckenridge and nearby towns logged one to three inches with higher amounts elsewhere. A hurricane warning and flags marked storm paths toward port regions as Navy crews prepared hurricane reconnaissance from San Juan.
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Onham
San Anglo
Tom Green County
San Angelo
Sana Angelo
Con
Ray Jackson
Breckenridge
Tammound
Clyde
Aslands
Barbuda
Stoustatius
Saba
Navy
Cmdr
Ray CO Newmantle
San Juan
Mail Carriers Bypass Double Parking Report
Oklahoma CIPY August 5 report says a mail truck could go through without double parking after driver John Ball faced a ticket for double parking. Municipal Judge James Demapolon ruled the mail route can proceed without a double-park delay.
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Oklahoma
Bonham Area Weather: Warm, Partly Cloudy to Saturday
Partly cloudy and warm in the Bonham vicinity through Saturday with widely scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers. Low near 73 and high near 94.
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Bonham Anl
Square chatter and ahead for vacations
On the square Pat Taylor and Dub Medgu chat with a friend while others like Deots Derough and Feed Bowling share a coffee. David Cole plans a vacation with the Buster Cole family as Jack Reynolds makes last minute preparations for a trip to the Seehy Miata aget wee We day in Reaham.
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Pat Taylor
Dub Medgu
Deots Derough
Paul Hembree
L. Combs
David Cole
Buster Cole
Jack Reynolds
Reaham
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Wallace TI. Brown
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Una Fine
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