Dallas firm opens Bonham office for investment services
Dallas Rupe and Son Inc announces a new Bonham branch at 506 North Main with E Forrest Copeland as office manager. The NYSE member serves North Texas with stocks bonds and mutual funds and expansion capital. Frank D Wear also represents the firm. An electronic NYSE quote board will soon be installed and Mary Ann Jenkins is the secretary.
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Dallas
Rupe and Son, Inc
North Main Street
Bonham
E. Forrest Copeland
Robert E. Dennard
North Texas
New York Stock Exchange
Dallas Rape and Son, Inc
Dallas Rape
Copeland
University of Missouri
Penney Co
Municipal Advisory Board of
New York Institute of Finance
Bonham Chamber of Commerce
Lions Club
Baptist Church
Frank D. Wear
Paris
Wear
Southern Methodist University
U. S. Air Force
Texas
Mary Ann Jenkins
Forrest Copeland
Dallas Rupe and Son, Inc
North Main
Patrolmen Seek Historic Antiques in Private Hunts
Highway Patrolmen Jake Jackson and Dwain Cox are off duty and hunting for civilian reasons. Jackson searches for old brass spittoons for a friend while Cox seeks a buckboard buggy. Contact Bonham patrol to offer items. Cox hopes the buggy will please his wife's father. both hunts seem unrelated to police duties.
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Jake Jackson
Dwain Cox
Jackson
Cox
Bonham
Domino games lure players to Gober barbecue and Rayburn tourney
Saturday nights offer two domino events. The Gober Improvement Club hosts a barbecue supper at 5 p m with beans salad pie and more. The Sam Rayburn high junior class runs a doming tournament at 7 p m. Players may eat first then attend the Ivanhoe domino event. Claude Bolin invites all hungry folks to join.
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Gober Improvement Club
Sam Rayburn High School
Gober
Ivanhoe
Claude Bolin
Gobér
Four Seasons Cited In Class Quiz Teaches Kids About Hunting
A Texas schoolteacher asks students to name the four seasons of the year. One pupil answers with a hunt themed list, saying dove season, quail season, deer season, and the fourth he cannot recall. The moment highlights rural life and country humor from the classroom.
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Texas
Reptile Expert to Present at Baraboo High School
Chuck Naidl of Baraboo Wisconsin will present an 8 30 a m program at the high school assembly Friday He operates a reptile farm and will bring many live snakes for students and the general public is invited to attend.
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Chuck Naidl
Baraboo
Wisc
Naidl
Wisconsin
Nine Sailors Injured In Two-Vessel Collision
In a training exercise 75 miles southeast of Honolulu the destroyer McMorris and the Navy tanker Tom Bigbee collided at 10 37 p m HST. Lt Cmdr Robert Hartian said two seriously injured were flown to Tripler Army Hospital. Both ships based at Pearl Harbor with no fire detected. The McMorris has a hull breach but can move under its own power and will be escorted to Pearl Harbor by the fleet tug Quataw.
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Honolulu
API
U.S. Navy
McMorris
Tom Bigbee
Robert Hartian
14Th Naval District
Hartian
Tripler Army
Backed car incident on Main and Third streets reported
Two city accidents Tuesday caused about 235 dollars in damage. An unknown driver backed into Mrs. Lola Ward Hodge’s car, looked, waved, and drove away. Officers Kenneth Rice Fred Clark and Jack Duckworth identified Mrs. Margaret Dale Shepherd and Mrs. Wille Craig Scroggins as the drivers in the other collision at Main and Third streets.
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Lola Ward Hodge
Hodge
Kenneth Rice
Fred Clark
Jack Duckworth
Margaret Dale Shepherd
Wille Craig Scroggins
Main
Third Streets
Something Moving Break Believed Near in Vietnam
Washington and Saigon sense a potential turn in the Vietnam conflict as signs hint at possible de escalation talks with Hanoi. Officials caution against over interpreting hints while noting that Hanoi may seek concessions to halt bombing and begin discussions with the United States.
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Washington
UPI
Saigon
Vietnam
Hanoi
U.S
Peking
North Vietnam
Rain Forecast For Bonham With Cooler Temperatures
The U S Weather Bureau predicts a 20 percent chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms tonight as a cool front approaches Bonham. Clearing skies and cooler temps are expected Thursday with a near normal five day trend and a warming weekend. No precipitation after Thursday. Bonham recorded a low of 58 and a high of 79 Tuesday.
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Barnham
U. S. Weather Bureau
Bonham
North South Highway Proposal Presented to Texas Commission
A formal request for a north south highway from Lowell's Bluff to Greenville was presented to the Texas Highway Commission in Austin. Delegations from Bonham and Greenville Chambers of Commerce and Fannin and Hunt county commissioners attended, urging the route from Atoka Oklahoma through Fannin to Greenville to connect with major highways. The commission gave a favorable hearing and will study the proposal before announcing a decision at a later date.
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Lowell’s Bluff
Greenville
Texas Highway Commission
Austin
Bonham and
Greenville Chambers of Commerce
Fannin and Hunt County Commissioners
Bonham Chamber of Commerce
The
Com
Missioners’ Court
Fannin County
Hunt County
Atuka
Okla
Muvore
Chamber of Commerce
H. A. Buron
W. L. Barnett
Martin Hassell
Jim Wiggins
P. E. Biggerstaff
Bryce McIntyre
J. C. Magovuick
Judge Moore
Robert Bellows
John Kent
Juln Avery
Russ Fitzwater
Police Chief as Rotary Speaker at Bonham Luncheon
Bonham Rotarians heard Police Chief Jhurmay Renfro discuss the police department’s duties and ethics during the weekly Gem cafe luncheon. Rotarian John Reece chaired as the nominating committee led by James Rodgers presented eight director nominees: Milton Bradley, Tom Allison, Woodrow Cochran, J O Tate, Henry Reid, Frank Pope, Onnie Koski, and Thel Williams. Junior Rotarians Reed Vestal and Steve Towery were introduced by Ray Taylor.
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Bonham
Jhurmay Renfro
Gem Cafe
John Reece
James Rodgers
Milton Bradley
Tom Allison
Woodrow Cochran
J. O. Tate
Henry Reid
Frank Pope
Onnie Koski
Thel Williams
Ray Taylor
Reed Vestal
Berger Vestal
Steve Towery
Emzie Towery
Debbie Reynolds Performs for Airmen at Nellis
Debbie Reynolds staged a special performance for 500 airmen at Nellis Air Force Base during her Riviera Hotel stand. The show highlighted her Broadway style routine and drew a military audience, reflecting her June 1950s appeal.
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Las Vegas
UPI
Debbie Reynolds
Nellis Air Force Base
Riviera Hotel
Russia to cut embassy staff in Peking amid Sino Soviet crisis
Soviet officials plan to shrink its Peking embassy to a skeleton staff and urge China to mirror the move as riots and hostile actions disrupt operations. Chinese attacks on the Soviet mission persist, with embassies pilloried and protesters pressing for reduced ties despite Moscow warnings of necessary measures.
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Moscow
UPI
Peking
China
Cause of Spacecraft Disaster Investigated by Panel
A nine member panel reviews the Apollo capsule wreck to determine the cause of the fatal incident that killed pilots and stunned the nation. The panel will report findings but not publicize immediate actions or timelines.
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Cape Kennedy
Apollo
Bere
Ingul
Pooventas Matateage
Fires Damage Two Homes and Space crash notes
Two homes suffered fire damage with one home gutted and smoke and water damage to the rest. A separate blaze damaged a house at 27 West 9th. papers stacked near a floor furnace caught fire. Also reports on Apollo 1 oxygen system risks and potential design changes to the spacecraft.
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Boanam Tue
Chites Wallace
Seven Oaks Road
Wallace
West 9Th
United Press International
Space Agency
136 Reds Are Killed In Battles
Allied forces killed at least 136 Communists in skirmishes. Five Americans died in a Laotian border plane crash and another air accident sent U.S. bombs on Marines. B52s hit troop concentrations near Quang Ngai and coastal areas as Carrier Air Wing 11 flew missions in the Gulf of Tonkin.
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Saigon
da Nang
Gulf of Tonkin
North Vietnam
Mu Gia Pass
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Britain Grants funds for Manchester radio telescope
Britain’s Science Research Council approved a grant of 126000 dollars to Manchester University for a new radio telescope. Manchester already runs three radio telescopes at the Jodrell Bank Observatory.
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London
UPI
Britain
Science Research Council
Manchester University
Jodrell Bank Observatory
1967 Auto Tags Go On Sale
Sale of 1967 auto license tags began Wednesday morning at the office of Henry Joe Mletcher, tax collector. There was no big rush to be first. many motorists reserved favorite license tag. The 1967 tags feature white background with black numerals, reverse of 1966.
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Henry Joe Mletcher
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