College uses Social Security numbers for student rolls
The piece notes Paris Junior College using students SSNs as permanent college IDs and requiring each student to provide select service numbers and draft board details. It mentions Bonham residents Max Ulmer and Bill Snider preparing for football, and a find of old Dr. Dorset prescription pads dated before 1900 with expense listings found by Sam Vassar at Leatherwood Hardware.
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Paris
PJC
Max Ulmer
Bill Snider
J. S. Dorset
Russell-Pierce Drug Co
Sam Vassar
Austin
Dallas
Hatee
Hatee Avenue
Dorset
Mediacin
Vassar
Leatherwood Hardware
Bonham, Texas
Cooler Readings Forecast In Bonham Area
Bonham area prepared for relief from 100 degree heat with a forecast of cooler readings near 90 degrees Friday and morning low around 70. Wednesday’s 104 degree high marked the seventh straight day over 100, with scattered thundershowers expected through the weekend.
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Bonham
Texas
Reds Return Vessels After Gulf of Finland Incident
In Helsinki two Finnish traders and a motor launch seized by Russian warships in the Gulf of Finland were returned by the Soviet Union on Wednesday. Moscow claimed the vessels had entered Soviet waters.
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Helsinki
Finland
UPI
Soviet Union
Gulf of Finland
Civil Rights March Mobilizes Tens of Thousands in Washington
A massive rally in Washington drew an estimated 200000 participants for a march for jobs and freedom. President Kennedy lauded the event and leaders as it united the nation in the Civil Rights struggle and advanced equality for 20 million Negroes.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Robert V. Murray
Kennedy
Fred L. Shuttlesworth
Birmingham
Ala
South
Alabama
Mississippi
A. Philip Randolph
New York
Murray
Josephine Baker
Paris
East Side murder linked pair found stabbed and tied
Two young career women, Janice Wylie 21 and Emily Hoffert 23, were found stabbed and tied together in their Manhattan apartment on the East Side. Wylie was a Newsweek employee and Hoffert planned to begin teaching next month. The bodies were removed from the third floor shortly after midnight.
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New York
UPI
Philip Wylie
Manhattan
Swank East Side
Janice Wylie
Newsweek Magazine
Emily Hoffert
Minneapolis
Max Wylie
Wylie
Miss Wylie
Miss Hoffert
McKearney
Budget Hearing Friday In Fannin County Courthouse
The Fannin County Commissioners Court schedules a public hearing Friday at 10 am in the courthouse meeting room to discuss the proposed fiscal year budget. The plan sets a tax rate of 1.11 per 100 and outlines a 448 887 expenditure with 447 132 revenue, aided by carryover balances.
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Fannin County Commisioners’ Court
Choice Moore
Trapped miners in Utah mine face oxygen push for survival
Rescue workers pump oxygen into the 2700 foot mine to reach 15 men trapped after Tuesday explosion in southeastern Utah. Two survivors, eight confirmed dead, five believed alive but blocked by carbon monoxide vile gas as crews press deeper into the east drift.
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Moab
Utah
UPI
Badlands
Steve Hatsis
Hatsis
Casper A. Nelson
Nelson
Frank Tippie
East Drift
Tippie
West Drift
Matt Rauhala
Texas Gulf Sulphur Company
Cane Creek
Rahaula
Vacation Ends as Schools Prepare for 1963-64 Term
Most Fannin County students head into the final summer weekend and will start the 1963-64 school year next week. Only Bonham Dodd City Windom Bailey delay. Gober opens Labor Day with classes. Other districts begin Tuesday September 3 with registration Friday morning.
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Fannin County
Bonham
Dodd City
Windorn
Bailey
Windom
Gober
Bailey Inglish
Stephenson
Bonham Coach Sees Tough Season Ahead
Bonham football coach Jack McElhannon told the Bonham Lions club that with effort the team can have a good season. He warned every game will be tougher as district opponents improve and watch the Bonham squad. Coaching staff Nolan Ashmore Cotton Ford Stan Wessinger Denver Bearden Jeonard Gerner were introduced, and Bonham will scrimmage Durant on September 6 in Bonham.
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Jack McElhannon
Bonham Lions Club
MckElhannon
Nolan Ashmore
Cotton Ford
Stan Wessinger
Denver Bearden
Jeonard Gerner
McElhannon
Bonham
Durant
Shadowed Playboy Tied to British Train Robbery Suspects
Reports say women detectives trail a titled playboy linked to suspects in Britain's 7.3 million Aug 8 train robbery. Scotland Yard denies the report while Daily Mail cites an unnamed tail on a baronet with acquaintances among the missing suspects.
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London
UPJ
Britain
Scotland Yard
The
Daily Mail
Senator Engle Heads Toward Release After Brain Surgery
Senator Clair Engle of California is expected to be released from Doctors Hospital within a week to ten days after a brain operation Saturday. The surgery aimed to correct circulatory trouble affecting his right arm and leg. His office said his recovery continues to be excellent.
Century of Service Red Cross to Honor Volunteers
The Fannin county American Red Cross marks a century of service at its annual meeting in the VA Center auditorium at 7:30 pm. W. T May hosts as master of ceremonies. awards to volunteers are announced and annual reports distributed.
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The
Red Cross
Fannin County
American Red Cross
VA Center
W. T May
Veterans Administration
Juna Baker
Randy Crittenden
Fannin County Volunteers
Athens
Leeman Sewell
ARC
John Palmore
Ravenna
Dan Barnard
A. H Godat
Buddhist monks released as Diem vows to free prisoners
In Saigon the official press agency reports President Ngo Dinh Diem will remove police from pagodas and free imprisoned monks who obey the new Buddhist leaders. Thich Thien Hoa heads the delegation and the breakaway Union Committee for the Defense of Pure Buddhism. Election observers expect polls to go ahead with low turnout. Military sources say martial law and religious crisis have not altered the war effort against the Viet Cong.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
UPI
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
Thich Thien Hoa
Assest
Hoa
Union Committee For the Defense of
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
Foreign Office
Army Chiefs of Staff
U.S
Ngo Dinh Niu
Lodge
US State Department
Hue
Windom School Set to Open September 9
Windom prepares for the 1963-64 term with an 8 a.m. start Monday September 9. Superintendent Bob Walliams announces Loyd Brewer will be principal and teachers for grades 1 through 12 secured. Lunch will be served first day and bus routes operate on regular schedules.
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