Fulbright Attacks U.S. Vietnam Policy in Senate Speech
Sen. J. William Fulbright denounces the Vietnam war as immoral and unnecessary, accusing the Johnson administration of needless intervention. He contrasts his stance with Sen. Thomas J. Dodd's defense of the policy and calls for a negotiated peace via Geneva talks or direct talks with the Viet Cong.
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Washington
UPI
J. William Fulbright
Arkansas Democrat
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson
Vietnam
Senate
Thomas J Dodd
D-Conn
Fulbright
Dodd
Saivon
Acorns Reach Toward New Oak Trees from Savoy Seed Box
Mrs Eula Phillips of Savoy sent a box of white oak acorns to a man near Tyler who plans to plant them and grow his own trees. The idea began when Hal Horton expressed interest in using acorns for Christmas decorations.
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Eula Phillips
Savoy
Tyler
Hal Horton
Moving woes and a missing deep freeze key
The item reports Mrs. Stanley Kitching struggles with moving her household goods and cannot locate the key to her deep freeze. Johnny Warnell offers a quick return trip plan, while Tom Francis faces questions about a ride to the Lions club meeting. Jim Buford is teased by friends over the incident.
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Tom Mc Holmes
Trenton Tribune
Stanley Kitching
Stanley
Johnny Warnell
Ub Cunningham
Mason County
Dist
Tom Francis
Jimmy Buford
Lions Club
Jimmy
Jom
Linowitz Considered as United Nations Ambassador Fit
Washington sources say Sol M. Linowitz, U S ambassador to the Organization of American States, is floated as a possible successor to Arthur J. Goldberg at the United Nations post. Goldberg has told President Johnson he wishes to resign but has not filed formally. Linowitz has long supported the UN and led groups such as the New York Association for the United Nations.
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Washington
UPI
Sol M. Linowitz
Organization of American States
Arthur J. Goldberg
United Nations
Goldberg
Johnson
UN. Post
Linowitz
New York Association For the Unied Nations
Organization
Christmas Tree Stolen From Bank Lobby
Bob Williams reported a 13 foot Christmas tree stolen from the rear of Bonham State Bank where it had rested to dry after flocking. The theft occurred around 7 am Friday morning just after Christmas. Williams had spent hours preparing the tree for the bank lobby decorations.
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Bob Williams
Benk
Williams
Williems
Bonham State Bank
Battle advances around Bong Son as troops close in
U S and South Vietnamese forces tightened the noose on a North Vietnamese regiment in the Bong Son area, claiming 66 more enemy dead for a three day toll of 252. Casualties included 6 Americans killed and 90 wounded, with 16 South Vietnamese killed and 19 wounded.
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Saigon
APS
U.S
Bong Son
China Sea
Red
Bu Dap
Cambodia
UPI
Kyoichi Sawada
Sawada
Dek Son
Mekong
Mo Cai
Vietnam
Wilson plans Moscow visit in bid to push Vietnam settlement
British Prime Minister Harold Wilson eyes a Moscow trip early next year after talks with Washington and London. The plan, tied to a hoped Vietnam accord, follows Kosygin's London visit and precedes further Anglo Soviet discussions on Europe and broader economic issues. Hanoi's refusal to negotiate raises doubts about progress.
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London
UPI
Harold Wilson
Moscow
Vietnam
Wilson
Johnson
Washington
Alexei N. Kosygin
Hanoi
Britain
Soviet Union
Genk
Europe
Charles de Gaulle
Kosygin
Showers Forecast for Bonham Cool Weekend Ahead
Scattered showers are forecast for the Bonham area tonight into Saturday morning as a new cool front moves in. Saturday will be partly cloudy with cooler temperatures in the low 40s to lower 50s, with Friday morning fog and light clouds clearing early. Nationwide, overnight lows ranged from the 20s in the Panhandle to the 60s in South Texas amid heavy Midwest snow and storms.
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Bonham
Texas
Panhandle
South
Vice Crackdown Threatens Arkansas Governor Plot Thwarted
An underworld plot to assassinate Arkansas Governor Winthrop Rockefeller over vice crackdown was thwarted in Texas. Suspect Zakar Garogian, 34, was returned from out of state for interrogation after intensive police questioning. He faces burglary charges in Texas and a west Texas bank case.
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San Angelo
Tex
UPI
Arkansas
Winthrop Rockefeller
Zakar Guroogian
Litthke Rock
Melvin James
Garoogian
West Texas
James
Reagan orders inquiry into California colleges riot
Gov Ronald Reagan ordered a statewide investigation of California's 27 colleges after a riot at San Francisco State University. Demonstrators smashed windows, set fires and looted as disruptions shut the campus. further actions demanded by student activists were promised.
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San Francisco
UPI
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
Assembly
Jesse Unruh
Four Bonham Area Cities Set Vote on One Percent Sales Tax
Four cities in the Bonham area schedule December ballots on a one per cent sales tax. Van Alstyne votes Saturday, Paris on December 14, Gainesville on December 19, and Sulphur Springs on December 28.
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Bonham Area
van Alstyne
Paris
Gainesville
Sulphur Springs
Soviet seeks UN Security Council control of Middle East truce
The Soviet Union called for an emergency UN Security Council meeting to place UNI SO under council control, with a veto in Moscow. U.N. observers noted the move aims to oust Secretary General Thant, while Israeli forces in Jordan reported killing six Arab militants and seizing a weapon arsenal.
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Soviet Union
United Nations Security Council
U.N
Middle East
Council
Russia
U.n.truce Supervision Organization
UNISO
Thant
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Jerusalem
Jordan
Fedorenko
Gunnar Jarring
Fedorenky
Security Council
Two Pleas of Guilty Heard in County Court
Two pleas of guilty were heard in county court Wednesday. Judge Choice Moore assessed a $200 fine and costs against Booster Coleman for possession of liquor, and John McDaniel received a six month jail sentence for driving while intoxicated on his plea of guilty.
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Choice Moore
Booster Coleman
John McDaniel
Mansfield slams Vietnam UN plea handling as a sorry spectacle
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield denounces the handling of Viet Cong visa inquiries for U N Security Council talks. He notes a prior Senate resolution urging Johnson to push Vietnam questions to the council and criticizes backstage delays and conflicting statements. He says a simple UN procedure exists to determine NLF access and U S agreement.
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Washington
Upi
Senate
Mike Mansfield
United Nations
Montana
Johnson
Vietnam
SMU Plans Survey on Women Visitors to Dorms
Dallas UPI reports SMU plans a survey among men students to see if coeds should be allowed to visit dormitory rooms during specified hours under supervision. The Policy Committee backs the survey, with some floors approving visits and others opposing access.
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Dallas
UPI
Southern Methodist University Survey
Bill Fox
SMU
Fox
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