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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1972
Page
2
Public Meeting Schedules From Various Local Boards
A compilation of upcoming meetings includes Dodd City school board at 7 p m on Jan 1 at the school. Windom and Savoy school boards. Ector County and Bonham city/municipal bodies. Leonard city council. and county school board with December dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodd City School Board
Windom School Board
Commissioners Court
Ector School Board
Ector City Council
Savoy School Board
Leonard City Council
Dodd City
Bonham Municipal Authority Board
Bonham School Board
End of Vietnam War seen as turning point in U S politics
A reflective editorial argues negotiations may end Indochina war but warns peace could aid communist gains. It condemns prolonged conflict as costly and divisive, urges decisive victory, and questions safeguards in any settlement while predicting future U S withdrawal and potential regional subversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
North Vietnam
Indochina
Asia
Vietnam
Hanoi
Washington
Israelis in terrible shape say education ministry official
Hillel Rasskin, head of the sports authority, told the Knesset committee that 84 of every 100 Israelis do not exercise, 13 engage in some activity monthly, and 3 pursue healthful activity. He warned MPs that many are in especially bad shape and noted soccer as a leading sport in South American nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
UPL
Education
Hillel Rasskin
Knesset
Public Services Committee
Rasskir
Farmers Union Convention Set For Dec 7 9 in Arlington
Farmers and ranchers from across the state will converge on Arlington December 7 through 9 for speeches and policy adoption at the Texas Farmers Union convention. The Inn of the Six Flags hosts opening sessions with Arlington Mayor Tom Vandergriff and State Land Commissioner Bob Armstrong, followed by a keynote by Tony Dechant. National and state leaders return for Friday talks, with 4-H FFA and Young Farmers participation, and the 1973 Policy Program to be adopted. Lt Governor-Elect William Hobby will address the banquet Friday night, marking his first Farmers Union appearance since the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Texas Farmers Union
Inn of the Six Flags
Tom Vandergriff
Bob Armstrong
National Farmers Union
Tony Dechant
Stanley Moore
North Dakota Farmers Union
Jay Naman
Waco
FFA
Farmers Union
William Hobby
Houston
Farmers Ununion
Editorial warns press censorship chilling Latin America
Don Oakley notes Inter American Press Association members in Santiago report freedom of the press deteriorating over the past year. Chile avoids official censorship but faces growing pressure. 120 lawsuits under Allende. Argentina tightens under Lanusse with censorship law. Uruguay enforces jail terms via security law. Brazil uses self censorship amid raids and seizures. Panama appoints a censor. Mexico shows some self censorship easing under Echeverria Alvarez despite broader criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemisphere
Inter-American Press Association
Santiago
Chile
Dominican Republic
Latin America
Salvador Allende Gossens
Argentina
Associated Press
Alejandro A. Lanusse
Uruguay
Brazil
Panama
Mexico
Luis Echeverria Alvarez
It Could Be a Long Hot Winter
The 92nd Congress authorized a week of big spending totaling well over 100 billion dollars with many items delayed or vetoed by President Nixon. Major totals included near 25 billion for water cleanup, 30 billion for revenue sharing, and four departments receiving over 4.5 billion. Social Security increases were about 6 billion, while highways lost 16 billion in a final scramble to adjourn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
92Nd Congress
92Nd
Commerce Clearing House
Nixon
Congress
Departments of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
Departments of State, Justice and Commerce
Cch
Pearl Harbor Day Entries Mark 1972 Almanac Notes
The almanac marks Pearl Harbor Day December 7 1972 the 342nd day with 24 remaining. It notes planetary positions and a Sagittarius birthday for the date and recalls 1941 Pearl Harbor attack and US entry into World War II. It lists Roosevelt and Hoover remarks and a thought for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
Mercury
Venus
Mars
Willa Cather
Delaware
United States
Hoover
White House
Japan
Philippines
Wake
Guam
India
Pakistan
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Airmail Push Aims to Reclaim Postal Revenue
United Press International reports the US Postal Service uses aggressive promotion to boost airmail usage amid a postponement of a one cent first class rate rise. Pamphlets tout faster service and priority handling for airmail, though many letters still take days to reach destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
US Postal Service
Madison Avenue
Postal Service
Nixon
New York
Washington
Businessman Meredith Newvent collapses at motel dining
Meredith Newvent, 45, vice president of Longhorn Gasket Coal Gatland, died after a heart attack while dining at a San Antonio motel. Police found his wallet and credit cards 12 feet from his body after a search for identification. He was pronounced dead at Baptist Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callous
San Antonio
Texcu
Meredith Newvent
Newgent
Longhorn Gasket Coal Gatland
Tes
Baptist Hospital
Aune
Seach
Newents
Kennedy Space Center set to become busy spaceport in 1980s
UPI reports Kennedy Space Center director Dr Kurt H. Debus envisions a bustling spaceport with winged rockets flying to and from orbit like air traffic. He notes Apollo 17 launch, Skylab, the 1975 orbital rendezvous, and the upcoming space shuttle expected to start in 1978, transforming workforce to about 12,800 after Skylab ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Rossiter Jr
UPI
Cape Kennedy
Kennedy Space Center
Kurt H. Debus Debus
KSC
Space Agency
Debus
America
Earth
Space Center
Two 29 Year Terms for Plot to Kill Husband
John T Singletary a retired Dallas motorcycle officer and Mary Stout were sentenced to 20 years for conspiring to kill Bryan Stout. Prosecutors said another man murdered Bryan last June 19 while Singletary and Stout plotted the act with Singletary's gun. The jury found the two lov ers involved though the shooter acted separately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
John T Singletary
Vietnam
Mary Stout
Bryan Stout
Singletary
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Aubrey McAlister
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Ralph Allen
Paul Woolsey
Roger Fitzwater
Texas
Ress Association
Fannin
Texas Daily Press League
Bonham City
City Hall
H. L. Hunt
Association of
Clarence L. Booker
Queens Kings
McKelva - Morris, Inc
Mattress Factory
By Don Oakley
Almanac
Ky United Press International
Louis Cassels
Atteriugn
Bonham Roller Rink Hiway
Nuith
Spaceport
Columbia Pictures
Rtu
Peter Bogdanovich
Aeras
Wifus
Eal
N. Center
John Deere Toys
Brown Tractor CO
Hwy
West Fri
Sun
Bonnie
Ellie Thomas
Myra Thomas
General Film Corp Release
Eastman
Showtime
Bonham Manufacturing Co
Highway
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