Old Verses and Highway News Spill From The Times
A jumble of notes reports humor about postage refunds and roadside verses. It cites AAA figures showing daily highway growth and vehicle registrations in Texas and other states. A Texas judge and sheriff stories touch on travel, hijack fears, and a Santa color quip at Hunt's.
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H. R. van Zandt
Sheriff's Office
Santa
Hunt's
Rioters storm NYU auditorium during Chi and Reston appearance
About 50 SDS members used a couch as a battering ram to smash an auditorium door at New York University. They shouted obscenities and attacked Nguyen Huu Chi and James Reston, then fled as police arrived. NYU Chancellor Allan M. Cartier announced suspension of the responsible students.
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New York
UPI
New York Times
James Reston
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
Nguyen Huu Chi
Saigon
United Nations
Chi
Allan M. Cartier
NYU
Cartier
Reston
Firemen Make Two Runs Outside City
Bonham firemen battled two outside runs on Wednesday. They were summoned to Ector to extinguish railroad crossties and to the Rav enna road area for a grass blaze.
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City
Bonham
Ector
Ravenna
Christmas Gift Shop Aids Bonham VA Center Members
At the Bonham VA Center the Christmas Gift Shop organized by the American Legion Auxiliary Department of Texas wrapped 474 packages containing about 1 460 gifts for patients and their families. Forty three volunteers worked over 300 hours assisted by local auxiliaries from Leonard Greenville Paris Sherman Terrell and Denison with gifts donated by AMVETS Auxiliary Denison and local clubs.
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Prudence Kelsey
Dr. Box
VA Center
Bonham VA Center
American Legion Auxiliary
Department of Texas
J. C. Scherer
Russell Keisry
Leonard
The
Texas Department of the Legion Auxiliary
Amvets
Denison
Sherman Home Demonstration Club
Auxiliary
Bonham
Jack Scherer
American Legion
J.M. Adams
W.E. Lawrance
W. L. Rice
Cordin Thompson
Stewart Stanley
Clarksville
Ula
Sidney Doggett
Mary Herron
Opal McClung
Kay Wineinger
Fred E. Wright
Denison Ala
Lena Compton
Edith Dunlap
Lota Elliott
Bartis Hoff
W.h.rarex
Jettie Um
U S Seeks Pause in Middle East Tensions Across Borders
U S officials urged Israel and Jordan to end border clashes and pressed Russia for proof of peace efforts as Arab-Israeli tensions flare. The Jarring mission mediator aims to calm the region while Moscow increases arms and influence. An Israeli air strike followed four days of border pressure and Pravda called Israel an aggressor.
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Washington
UPD
U.S
Middle East
State Department
Israel
Jordan
Kremlin
Russia
Yitzhak Rabin
Abdul Hamid Sharaf
Department
Robert J. McCloskey
Gunnar
Jarring
U.N
Sea of Galilee
Dead Sea
Mediterranean
Moscow
Pravda
Nasser
Cairo
Yahmoud Riad
Gunnar V. Jarring
Cyprus
West Bank
Jordan River
Egypt
Yoyria
Bonham Weather Sees Frigid Night Then Warm Friday
The U S Weather Bureau forecast freezing temperatures in Bonham tonight with a low near 30 degrees and a warming trend expected Friday. A cold front dropped tonight’s reading to 36 with Friday’s morning low forecast at 30 and a high in the upper 60s.
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Bonham Area
U. S. Weather Bureau
Bonham
Texas Panhandle
Oklahoma
Bonham Boxes Lead In General Election Vote Survey
A survey for Texas committees and the University of Texas shows 6,300 total votes in the November election, with 2,394 from Bonham boxes. West Bonham 1,103 Fast Bonham 1,030 South Bonham 261. Precinct tallies include 1,967 in Precinct 1, 1,473 in Precinct 2, 1,295 in Precinct 3, and 1,765 in Precinct 4. Local wards such as Leonard 567 and Trenton 302. Honey Grove North 814 South 338. Ladonia 342. Savoy 262 Ector 247. minimal votes at Hail 31, Carson 33, Dial 37, Nobility 40, Lannius 41, Ely 38, Monkstown 40.
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Bonham
Judge Choice Moore
Tw Texas Legislative Committees
University of Texas
West Bonham
Fast Bonham
South Bonham
Commissioner's
Honey Grove
Ladonia
Leonard
Trenton
North Honey Grove
South Honey Grove
Savoy
Ector
Hail
Carson
Dial
Nobility
Lannius
Ely
Monkstown
Violence Lessons At Frisco State
San Francisco State College held classes for a third day under Acting President S I Hayakawa amid a growing controversy over his tough policy. Militant students who fought police Tuesday held a noon rally Wednesday but dispersed as 400 officers lined the scene. Hayakawa faced protests from Negro leaders while maintaining police on campus and rejecting calls to cancel classes for a convocation to settle strike issues.
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SAN Francisco
UPS
San Francisco State College
S. I. Hayakawa
Hayakawa
Ronald Reagan
Joseph Alioto
Deaths Stir Baghdad as Arabs Mourning Israeli Attacks
Iraqi crowds in Baghdad mourn the deaths from Israeli air strikes in Jordan. Protests feature slogans against the United States and Israel, with Nasser vowing to punish Israel and Cairo warning of high costs. Jordan reports casualties and disrupted morale as Israeli jets strike targets amid ongoing cross-border fighting.
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Wisborn R. Hampton
United Press International
Baghdad
Jordan
Israel
Jerusalem
Palestine
Amman
Washington
Moscow
Agents of
America
Iraq
Cairo
Nasser
Algeria
France
Casualties Jump In Vietnam Front Clash Week
UPI reports heavy fighting along the Cambodian frontier northwest of Saigon raised American deaths to 228 in action and 1 094 wounded for the week, the highest in 10 weeks. Communist losses reached 2 689 slain, with South Vietnamese toll at 223 killed and 789 wounded.
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Saigon
U.S
Vietnam
U.S. 7Th Fleet
South Vietnam
South China Sea
NATO would need larger force if limited to conventional arms
London APS reports Air Chief Marshal Sir Edmond Hudleston, former commander of allied air forces in central Europe, warned that NATO forces in Europe would need a substantial increase if relying only on conventional weapons to withstand a Soviet attack. He said allied ground and air forces in Europe are likely outnumbered by Soviet bloc forces by about three to one.
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London
APS
NATO
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Edmond Hudleston
Negotiations for Vietnam Peace Hit Major Procedure Hurdle
North Vietnam stated that major procedural obstacles block expanded talks to end the war. Paris talks focus on whether the conference will be four sided with the Viet Cong as an equal partner and who seats where.
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Paris
UPS
North Vietnam
Hanoi
U.S
Cyrus Vance
Ha van Lau
South Vietnam
Viet Cong
United States
National Liberation Front
Washington
Saigon
Majestic Hotel
Sdes
Nguyen van Thieu
National Assembly
Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Pham Dang Lam
Col
Senate
House of Representatives
W. Averell Harriman
Johnson
Demilitarized Zone
Harriman
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Nixon
Viet Cong Declares Three Day Christmas New Year Ceasefire
Viet Cong military command says its forces will observe three day ceasefires during the Christmas and New Year holidays. South Vietnam has announced a 24 hour ceasefire starting Christmas Eve with no parate plan for New Year. The broadcast warned all American attacks during the Viet Cong truce would be violations. No immediate allied reply to the broadcast.
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Saigon
UPS
South Vietnam
New Y Ear’s
Radio Liberation
Neuyen van Thieu
U.S
Wrecks Cause $575 In Damages On City Streets
Investigating officers estimate total damage at $575 in two accidents on city streets. Officer Archie Hamilton identifies drivers in a collision at Main and Sam Rayburn Drive as Max Curtis Ulmer and Jacob Marshall Ellis of Ector. Officers Kenneth Rice and Fred Clark name the drivers in a collision at Center and Seventh Streets as Mrs. Mary Lackey Busby and Miss Kris Lorance.
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Archie Hamilton
Main
Sam Rayburn
Max Curtis Ulmer
Jacob Marshall Ellis
Ector
Kenneth Rice
Fred Clark
Center and
Seventh Streets
Mary Lackey Busby
Kris Lorance
Hub Caps Stolen From Car At Jerry Boone Ford
Theft reported to the sheriff's office Thursday morning. Two hub caps were taken from a car at Jerry Boone Ford Sales.
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Sheriff's Office
Jerry Boone Ford Sales
Appalachian Trail Lengths Across Eastern States
The Appalachian Trail spans over 2,000 miles across 14 eastern states from Mt Katahdin in Maine to Springer Mountain in Georgia. It traces a continuous footpath through varied terrains and designated conservation areas reaching from the north to the southeast.
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Mt. Katahdin
Maine
Springer Mountain
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