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Bonham Daily Favorite

Location

Bonham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1972

Page

2

Public Meetings Schedule for Bonham and Nearby Districts

Bonham city council meets Monday night at city hall 7 p m. Bonham Municipal Authority holds Monday December 18 at 3 p m. Bonham school board also meets December 18 at 7 p m in the administration office. Commissioners Court convenes at 10 a m in the commissioners Court room. Dodd City council meets December 12 at city hall and the school board meets January 1 at 7 p m. Ector city council and Ector school board both convene December 11 and Savoy and Leonard boards set December 11 or January 1 dates at local schools.

Bonham Municipal Authority Board Bonham School Board Commissioners Court Missioners Court Ector School Board County School Board Dodd City City Council Dodd City School Board Ector City Council Savoy School Board Leonard City Council Leonard School Board

Pte Paul Lively Home on Leave from Training

Pte Paul Lively son of Mr and Mrs Paul J Lively is home on leave after completing basic training at Fort Ord California and Advanced Infantry Training at Fort Sill Oklahoma He is a 1970 graduate of Bonham High School and will go to Korea after leave to serve a tour of duty.

Paul Lively Paul J. Lively Fort Ord Calif Fort Sill Okla Pte Lively Bonham High School Korea

Bombers Hit Three Bridges in North Vietnam

UPI reports jet bombers destroyed three railroad bridges in the Panhandle south of the 20th Parallel using Walleye guided bombs. A Corsair jet fighter-bomber was lost over North Vietnam with the pilot missing. In Central Coast actions near Que Son South Vietnamese forces killed 32 Communists while sustaining two dead and nine wounded. In Binh Dinh Province a unit near Huai An faced shelling and attacks leaving 18 North Vietnamese and one South Vietnamese soldier dead with five wounded. Government demonstrations in the Mekong Delta urged opposition to any coalition with the Communists as a cease-fire condition.

Saigon UPI North Vietnam South Vietnam Panhandle Hanoi Central Coast Que Son Binh Dinh Huai An Mekong Delta

Ducks and Geese Count Given for California

SACRAMENTO Calif UPD reports the state holds 5126530 ducks and 340255 geese based on a census released Monday by the State Fish and Game Department. The figures detail waterfowl population totals across California without providing counting methodology.

Sacramento Calif UPD State Fish and Game Department California

Kings slide roster Kansas City roster moves waivers

The Kansas City-Omaha-Kings sliced its roster by placing two players on waivers Frank Schade and Pete Cross on Monday shortening the lineup to Ll players according to UPL details.

KINGS Kansas City Kansas City-Omaha Frank Schade Pete Cross

Census Bureau reports U.S. population at 209.291 million

The Census Bureau estimates the national population reached 209.291 million as of October 1, up 159000 from September 1. The gain from October 1, 1971 stands at about 17 million, a 0.1 percent rise, with September growth reflecting a natural increase of roughly 131000 plus net migration.

Washington Census Bureau

Rottenest Job summons ends sale for elderly shoppers

About 800 elderly and disabled patrons attended Alexander's Bronx store Yuletide shopping event when Patrolman Kenneth Fischer delivered a Sunday blue laws summons. Store officials defend the annual open day for charity shoppers, while prosecutors pursue court action to enforce Sunday closing rules.

New York UPI Kenneth Fischer Bronx Alexander's New York State Fischer Raymond McDermott McDermott Burton Roberts Roberts Arthur Wolfson New York State Retail Labor Council Alexander’s

Rough Week for Santa at Coral Ridge Center

Santa helper George Underwood says a child lifted his wallet during a visit to Coral Ridge Shopping Center in Fort Lauderdale. He describes a rough weekend of candy pelting and beard-tugging, while noting most kids are good and he warns misbehaving youngsters to shape up.

Fort Lauderdale, Fla UPI Santa Claus George Underwood Santa Coral Ridge Underwood

Strikers Avoid Disrupting Apollo 17 Launch

Maintenance workers at the Manned Spacecraft Center limited picket lines to a rear gate to avoid hindering Apollo 17 from Cape Kennedy. union members protested contract terms with Kentron Hawaii Ltd seeking wage relief while space agency officials stated key personnel are government workers and would not be affected.

International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers Kentron Hawaii. Ltd Space Agency Nouy Kentrun the Nations

British Troops Shoot Gunman in Belfast Catholic Area

In Belfast a gunman was shot by British troops after an army vehicle came under fire in Ardoyne. The violence raised Northern Ireland’s 32 year death toll to 650 with 104 sectarian killings this year and followed weekend shootings in the Protestant east.

Belfast UPI Northern Ireland Ardoyne Pulice

Nathan Hale Spy Hailed After Sep Execution

Nathan Hale faced execution after being captured as a spy by British forces in New York City during September. The episode marks a turning point in the colonial conflict as local leaders commemorate his courage and sacrifice.

Nathan Hale Sep New York City

Deaths Batsell Rites Held Tuesday

Funeral services for Homer T. Batsell 76 retired farmer were held at the First Baptist church Tuesday afternoon with Rev. O R Carry officiating. Burial was in Carson cemetery with Wise directing. He died in a Sherman hospital Sunday and is survived by his wife two sons four stepdaughters one brother one sister 12 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Active pallbearers were Freeman Lambert Foster Bailey Raymond Taylor Orville Redman Sam Nelson and John Smith.

Homer T. Batsell First Baptist Church O. R. Carry Carson Cemetery Wise Batsell Sherman Hospital Cleburne Freeman Lambert Foster Bailey Raymond Taylor Orville Redman Sam Nelson John Smith

Beverly Layne named director of nurses at Sunny Villa

Savoy Mrs Beverly Layne of Savoy was named director of nurses at Sunny Villa after training at Grayson County college. Women of the Church of Christ visited the home Tuesday to aid in personal work as Beta Club of Bells high school members brought fruit baskets to residents. Mrs William Bell of the Bonham Story League spoke to residents.

Savoy Beverly Layne Sunny Villa Grayson County College Church of Christ Beta Club Bells High School William Bell Bonham Story League

Wallace Urges Dems to Align with People Before 1976

Gov. George C. Wallace calls the Democratic National Committee to “get in step with the people” at its Washington meeting. In a four page letter he urges reform rule changes to nominate spokesmen for the people rather than reform clauses, noting his 1972 efforts were rejected by national leadership but not by voters. He omits naming Jean Westwood but favors ousting her ally Robert Strauss as party leadership shifts ahead of 1976.

Montgomery Ala UPI George C. Wallace Democratic National Committee Washington Wallace Jean Westwood Robert Strauss Texas

Security Talks Smaller Nations Demand Equality

At Helsinki, 34 East and West ambassadors discussed European security guidelines. Small nations led by Yugoslavia Norway Denmark Sweden Ireland Iceland Liechtenstein Romania push for equal footing with major powers in planning Europe future while Austria and Finland back their stance. The U S proposed broad principles for international behavior and cooperation, while the Soviet Union called for a permanent security council to oversee a three phase system.

Helsinki UPI Europe Yugoslavia Norway Denmark Sweden Ireland Iceland Lichtenstein Romania Austria Finland Cyprus Spain Malta Hungary Soviet Union United States Kremlin

Oil Production Holds Steady in Texas at 3.5 Million Barrels Daily

Houston reports crude oil output remains near 3.515 million barrels per day despite fears of a peak. Texas Railroad Commission Director Bob R. Harris told the Interstate Oil Compact Commission regulators that 100 percent operation since April maintains steady production with sound canset Valiant practices cited and no decline yet.

Houston Bob R. Harris Texas Railroad Commission Apul Hatuis Regulators Committee Interstate Oil Compact Commission Texas

Hong Kong Council Pig Election Stirs Debate

Urban Council Chairman D R W Alexander ruled that a pig painted with a Union Jack cannot run for the Hong Kong council. He criticized radical students who planned to buy a pig and run it, urged students to focus on studies rather than such stunts.

Hong Kong UPI Urban Council Charman D R W Alexander Hong Kong Council Alexander

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