Bonham Warriors win 37 8. Arlington hosts bi district game
Bonham defeats Burleson 37 8 to advance in the state race. Arlington police escort the Bondi band and student buses to and from the stadium, easing traffic. University of Texas at Arlington hosts welcome efforts with press box coffee and Scout ties. Kiwanis Radio Auction offers Christmas gifts for charity. Parades and local events include a large Downers Horizon parade with 50 units. Patrolman Bob Ridley notes drivers mostly compliant with speed limits.
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Bonham
Arlington
Burleson
Warriors
University of Texas At Arlington
Reeford Houston
Philmont
New Mexico
Richardson
Ennis
Lake Highlands
J. J. Pearce
Bob Ridley
Bonham Area Forecast Sees Warm Days Ahead
The U S Weather Bureau forecasts fair and warmer weather for Bonham through Tuesday with a low 40s overnight and a high in the low 70s Tuesday afternoon. Bonham cooled to 32 degrees this morning after a Sunday peak of 62 degrees.
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Bonham
U. S. Weather Bureau
Nixon Orders Final Stage of Vietnam Troop Withdrawal Ends Largest U.S. Deployment
U S military reports 60 000 troops pulled from Vietnam bringing total in the war zone to 479 500 the lowest in two years. The reduction follows Nixon promises to reduce forces by 60 000 in two stages with 25 000 by August and 3 500 by December 15.
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UPS
Uss. Miitary Command
Nixon
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David Packard
U. S
White House
Ba Prang
Cambodia
Bu Prang
Vatican working on missing U S POWs through Hanoi says Dallas wives
Two Dallas housewives told UPI that a Vatican official said the Holy See is seeking information from Hanoi about missing American prisoners of war. Monsignor Carew reportedly said Hanoi had not responded yet and Pope Paul VI is aware and ready to forward any information. The women said they met with Vietnamese officials in Paris and Stockholm and plan to meet Italian officials in Rome before returning home.
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Vatican
Hanoi
Carew
Pope Paul VI
Hartness
Paris
Stockholm
Mrs. Hartness
Holy See
Singleton
Apollo 12 astronauts endure quarantine at Space Center lab
Astronauts Pete Conrad Richard Gordon and Alan Bean remain confined in the Lunar Receiving Laboratory quarantine while geologists study Apollo 12 rocks and soils. Scientists note bigger rocks and finer soil than Apollo 11 samples and lack of breccia in the collection. The crew will stay isolated through December 10 with support staff nearby.
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Pete" Conrad
Alan Bean
Moon
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Ned
Bean
Janes
Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
Tory
The
Space Center
Gordon
AWOL Soldier Faces General Court Martial at Ft Dix
At Ft Dix New Jersey Army Pvt Terry Klug 22 scheduled for a general court martial over a riot at the stockade during a mattress burning incident that led to 35 AWOL soldiers being arrested Two other defendants have been tried with two already found guilty The Ameri can Servicemen's Union claimed most stockade detainees believe the Vietnam war will lead to mass killings
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UPI
American Servicemen's Union
Ft Dix Stockade
Vietnam
Army
Terry Klug
Stockade
Klug
Fighting Continues as Israeli Bombers Hit Arab Bases
United Press International reports Israeli dive bombers struck targets in Egypt along the Suez Canal and in Jordan Beisan Valley after weekend Arab attacks. Cairo claimed Israeli casualties and Israel said its planes returned safely. Israel seeks $20 million more for defense, boosting the budget to $1.16 billion as wartime tensions mount.
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United Press International
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Egypt
Jordan
Middle East
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Cairo
Cross Canal
Beisan
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Mahmud Ruad
U.S
New York
Jerusalem
Two Burglaries Investigated by County and City Officers
County and city officers investigated two burglaries on Monday. Deputy Bobby Madison and Constable Fred Clark went to Telephone to probe a burglary at Henry Evans tractor shed. They also checked a break in at Pioneer Service station on Highway 78, with entry by window and about $11 in change taken. An additional probe looked into a shooting through Dickey Grocery on North Center Street.
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Bobby Madison
Fred Clark
Henry Evans
Pioneer
Highway 78
Dickey
North Center Street
Talks Start to Avert Strike at Labor Dept Mediation
Round the clock negotiations opened at the Labor Department to avert a nationwide rail shop craft strike. Acting mediator Assistant Secretary W J Usery Jr led talks with four unions while George P Shultz called for nonstop bargaining as railroads warned of a shutdown if a walkout occurs by Tuesday midnight.
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Washington
UPS
Labor Department
W. J. Usery Jr
George P Shultz
National Railway Labor Conference
Kiwanis Radio Auction Set Tuesday in Bonham
Bonham Kiwanis members turn auctioneers Tuesday afternoon to raise funds for Christmas baskets, toys for children, and youth programs in Bonham. Bids start at 11 30 a m with the auction from 12 30 p m to 5 p m, aided by more than eight items valued over 1000 dollars donated by local merchants. Aubrey Conley Kiwanis president predicts spirited bidding and a strong community reception for the annual fundraiser.
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Kiwanis
Bonham Kiwanis Club
Bonham
Bonham Merchants
Aubrey Conley
Kiwanis Club
Humphrey to Campaign in Dallas After Virgin Islands Break
Former Vice President Hubert Humphrey heads to Dallas for campaign events with workers and contributors. He will speak at an afternoon reception and make speeches Tuesday, meeting Dallas Democrats as he begins the 1970 fundraising drive for the Jewish Welfare Federation.
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Dallas
UPI
Hubert Humphrey
Democratic Party
Humphrey
Democratic National
Robert Strauss
Virgin Islands
Jewish Welfare Federation
First In 27 Years Draft Lottery to Start Tonight
At 8 p.m. EST the Selective Service will hold the nation’s first draft lottery since World War II. Fifty six youth representatives will draw 366 capsules to assign birthdates, determining order for possible induction in 1970 and beyond under a new annual process.
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Washington
UPI
Selective Service Headquarters
Henry L. Stimson
Newton D. Baker
Nixon
Fox
Wrecks Leave $2,475 Damage Reported in City
Investigating officers estimate two weekend traffic accidents caused $2,475 in damage with no injuries. City officers Caylor and Durham identified drivers as Thomas Richardson and Charles Sewaly of Pattonville in a 10th and Oak collision, and Sam Meade and Millard Gregory of Ector in a West Sam Rayburn and Star crash.
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Bruce Caylor
J. N. Durham
10Th and
Oak Streets
Thomas W. Richardson
Charles Rayburn Sewaly
Pattonville
Caylor
Durham
West
Sam Rayburn
Star
Sam Alexander Meade
Millard Earl Gregory
Ector
Nixon Works on Tuesday Conference on Food Health
President Nixon, back in the White House from a Florida Bahamas holiday, prepared a Tuesday address for a White House conference on food nutrition and health. He planned budget talks with Budget Director Mayo and a governors’ meeting on narcotics, with 41 governors attending.
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Washington
UPJ
Nixon
White House
Florida
Bahamas
Congress
Robert P. Mayo
Tricia
Spaniards numbering 32.7 million in 1968 survey
Population experts project Spain reaching 33.5 million by 1970. Madrid leads with over 3 million residents, followed by Barcelona Valencia Seville and Zaragoza.
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UPI
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Valencia
Sevilla
Zaragoza
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