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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1963
Page
3
The piece argues Neilan attacks government careers and subsidies as endless panaceas. It contends federal officials push money for community problems, urging a cabinet level Department of Urban Affairs to turn cities into federal dependencies.
A Mexico based Cuban exile group the Cuban Freedom Fighters vows immediate action against Cuba. The group says its commandoes will raid Cuba unless the United States and Western nations halt trade with Havana. They accuse Britain France Norway Canada and Mexico of aiding the Castro regime by supplying materials and machinery.
Federal grand jury in Nashville indicts Teamsters president James R Hoffa and 9 associates on charges of jury tampering during his $1 million conspiracy trial last fall. Hoffa surrendered in Philadelphia later, was released on $10,000 bond, and proclaimed innocence while campaigning against a dissident union faction.
A father guides his twelve year old son Fred through a bowling incident to teach fair competition. He explains winning must not rely on age advantage and stresses sportsmanship, teamwork, and humility over relentless pursuit of victory.
The Rev W E Bradford pastor of St Paul Baptist church Paris will be guest pastor at Bethlehem Baptist church Sunday at 3 00 pm His congregation is invited to attend with Bethlehem The laymen association sponsors the service and invites the public H M Miles president notes the guest is brother of Bethlehem pastor B J Bradford
Dwane Cox a Texas highway patrolman spoke at the 4-H Club-at-Large meeting in the REA building. He presented a film on Safe Driving and discussed the trip to Six Flags Over Texas. Committee members Y. Reed N. Dennington D. Davis A. Chaney and E. Carney were named to study trip plans.
Jerry Roberts son of Mr and Mrs Wayne Roberts won third place in the Area V FFA public speaking contest at the area meeting in Denton He competed against six other boys from seven districts and had earlier won first in the Hunt Fannin district at Bonham to advance Roberts has been active in FFA work this year serving as district vice president
Ravenna residents prepare for a parade as the Ravenna Community Improvement Club plans a float for Saturday. Dan Garner presides as members vote to support the American Red Cross while Mrs. John Palmore announces a Cotton Festival exhibit by the Home Demonstration Club.
Sen. Mundt said Roswell Gilpatric deputy secretary of defense will be questioned by Senate investigators about legal work for the two final TFX bidders General Dynamics and Boeing. General Dynamics said it paid $300000 in six years to the law firm where Gilpatric previously worked before joining the administration. Gilpatric testifies with no date set.
Mrs. Addie Hamlin of Dallas state manager of Woodme circle met with Grove 1527 members at Gem cafe for a business meeting. Mrs. Dick Wait and Mrs. C R Witherspoon were named captains of the two teams for the attendance contest with the losing team to entertain the winners. Plans set for a Mother Daughter covered dish supper May 21 at Emzie Towery's home at 7 p.m.
Mrs. Glendon Spencer hosted the Bethany class at her home. Mrs. Estell Luttrell presided over the business meeting. Guests toured the antique and Early American furnished house. Refreshments were served to members and teacher Mrs. A. P. Balding.
Trenton gears up for its annual homecoming on Saturday with J. D. Butler of Bonham as master of ceremonies. The event begins at 2 p.m. a barbecue supper at 6 p.m. and a short program to follow. Former students and residents are invited to reunite, with Ollie Keller serving as general chairman.
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