Letters to Santa and community notices in town
Readers are invited to mail letters to Santa via the Daily Favorite or drop them at the office. Tom Francis contemplates walking to the Lions Club after friends decorate his small truck with festive adornments. A rummage sale by Young Homemakers is noted, along with local housing and local traffic anecdotes.
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Defense Motions Set For Monday In Fletcher Case
Two defense motions will be heard by District Judge Henry Braswell in the pre trial for Henry Joe Fletcher former Fannin County tax assessor reflector in the Sixth District Court. The hearing includes motions to quash indictments and for discovery as Fletcher faces four indictments for alleged misapplication and embezzlement plus one over $50. Fletcher has been free on a $25,000 bond since the indictments. the trial date remains scheduled for Monday.
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Higher Prices Seen as Tool Over Gasoline Shortage
Washington officials favored using higher prices to curb gasoline use rather than immediate rationing. President Nixon and aides argued rationing would be last resort, not before March, while price measures could discourage demand and ease shortages amid car and truck disruptions.
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Funeral services held for De Gordon Clinard in Abilene
Funeral services were held Thursday in Abilene for De Gordon Clinard former president of the Baptist General Convention of Texas. He died Tuesday in a traffic accident at the age of 51.
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Israel Egypt armies on high alert as talks reported
United Press International reports both Israel and Egypt deploying troops on full alert amid Tense border activity. Moshe Dayan travels to Washington for peace talks with Henry Kissinger as Kissinger vows a Middle East peace conference likely by December despite clashes along the Suez line.
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Kissinger Optimistic Conference Will Open in Geneva
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger expressed optimism that the Mideast peace conference will begin in Geneva on December 18 despite ongoing clashes along the cease fire lines. He said there is no reason to doubt the conference will take place and pressed for continued efforts with Israeli and Arab leaders.
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Ohio Turnpike Shut by Truckers Protests Across States
United Press International reports a 32 mile section of Ohio Turnpike from Toledo to Fremont closed as truck drivers protest diesel fuel costs and low speeds. Authorities said some blocks aimed to disrupt traffic, joining demonstrations across Arkansas Connecticut and other states. The protests reflect fuel price pressure and impact on interstate commerce as truckers plan further actions.
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Two Injured in PALIT W UP Travel Incident
Two people were injured in a traveling accident described in a terse city report. The chaotic text notes a fire and mentions ages and local officials, with unclear details about location and sequence of events.
Warming Trend Foreseen for Bonham Area Weather
Weather outlook indicates a warming trend in the Bonham region with a forecast high around 24 degrees and a later drop toward 44 degrees. MAV temperatures trend from the west and southwest as fronts move, with cloudiness mainly along the Lexas Gault estst area and a potential frost risk in some zones.
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Pearl Harbor Tribute and World War I Remembrance
The piece recalls Pearl Harbor and U S participation in global conflict, noting Japanese attack impact and the home memorial response. It emphasizes patriotic sentiment, civic action, and public mourning as communities reflect on wartime sacrifice.
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Gerald Ford sworn in as 40th vice president
Gerald R Ford becomes the nations 40th vice president pledging loyalty to President Nixon after Spiro Agnew resigns. He is sworn in by Chief Justice Warren Burger with Betty Ford and family present as Congress confirms him under the 25th Amendment.
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