500 Embittered Inmates End Rioting at Utah Prison
More than 500 Utah inmates ended an 11 hour riot by releasing all hostages and surrendering weapons. Two convicts led the exit with captured guard weapons. no serious injuries reported. Governor Clyde pledged no reprisals and ordered a full investigation of the six year old penitentiary.
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Point OF the Mountain
Utah
Billy Randall
Joe Valdez
Randall
Valdez
Creedom
Ro Callister
Con Victs
Randall and
Callister
George D. Clyde
Clyde
Board of Corresions
Bonham Pastors Outline Third Phase of Hungarian Relief
A Bonham Pastors association letter from Rev. E J Kearney details the relief program for Hungary, noting two completed phases of raising emergency cash and collecting clothing. The third phase aims to bring a Hungarian refugee family to Bonham and begins soon with community support.
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Bonham
Kearney
Pastors Association
Red Cross
Hungary
Church World Service
Chamber of Commerce
FE. J. Kearney
Ben Hearn
J Kearney
Helicopter lands near Windom church during foggy afternoon
Army helicopter pilot First Lieutenant Means diverted from Fort Benning to avoid thick fog en route to Fort Carson. He landed in a vacant lot near the Church of Christ as curious Windom residents and students gathered.
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Windom
Fort Benning
Fort Carson
Church of Christ
Joe Gilbreath
Means
Cox Field
Paris
Parrin Afb
Sherman
Gilbreath
Supt. Gilbreath
Supt Gilbreath
Lt Means
Sgt. Smith
Colorado
Imee Gust Pege 2
Ribs Broken in Bonham Resident Returns Home
M F Clark of 1400 North 1dth street is back home after a brief stay in a Bonham hospital. Clark, father of Abs Wayne Wright of Bonham, fell at his home here Sunday night and suffered three broken ribs and severe bruises. Clark, who is 33, is reported to be resting well.
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Honey Grove
M F Clark
North
Bonham Hospital
Clark
Abs
Wayne Wright
Bonham
Fog and Mist Increase Bonham Rainfall Totals
Fog and mist added another .02 inch to Bonham rainfall with more in the forecast. Visibility dropped to two blocks this morning as the fog persisted. Rainfall since Tuesday reaches 1.02 inches, with 1.68 inches for the month. County agent M B Graves notes moisture is soaking into soil and boosting stock pools despite slow absorption.
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Bonham
M. BE. Graves
Bois d' Arc
Graves
Stricter Federal Control Is Asked Over All Fights
House Commerce committee members pressed for broader federal supervision of airline travel after recent fatal crashes in California and New York. Civil Aeronautics Board officials provided preliminary findings on the Pacoima jetliner collision and the ensuing New York crash, signaling calls for tighter safety oversight.
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California
New York
Bay
Albino Cigtta
Flirhta
Lane Seat
House Commerce Committee
Civil Averonautics Board
Pacoima
Calif
Jury Considers Verdict in Gene Morris Trial
A Sixth District Court jury deliberates on burglary charges against Gene Morris for a 1956 break in at a high school building. Key testimony includes a written statement from Morris and a confession claimed to be obtained under duress, with both sides presenting witnesses.
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Gene Morris
Morris
Tno
A. M. Harrison
Tibby
CGC
Hf Dillehay
Mra
Union Officials Cited for Contempt by Senate Panel
Washington report notes contempt citations against union leaders amid allegations of kickbacks and obstruction. Proceedings aimed at final Senate approval of a key labor measure.
Houstonian Named NeTsco Executive
A Houston native A Wayne LeCrone was named executive of NeTsco Trails Council. He succeeds A W Benner and begins duties Reb 21. LeCrone has worked as a professional Scouter and previously held roles in Houston and other cities. He has three children and teaches kindergarten in Houston. He is a Methodist and Rotary member.
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Wayne JL LeCrone
Houston
NeTsco Trails Council
Voy Scouts of
Armesica
TaCrone
A. W
Gus) Benner
Mn Poate Lon
Ulnina Council
Libhbooks
LeCrong
Louie Willams
Sai
Norman
Ola
LeCrom
University of Obklinhome
Soil Conservation Servier
Fatirone
Wampa
Pexan
Albuequerque
NOM
Chickasha
Olbcta
Jiouston
Honorary Rotarians Honor Svoboda and McMillan
Nowham based Konham Rotary club named Svoboda and McMillan honorary members this week. Svoboda, defensive star and co captain of the New York Xants world champions, and Roy McMillan of the Cincinnati Reds, recognized among major league greats. Both players previously guest speakers at the club and hailed from Bonham area with notable careers in football and baseball.
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Nowham
The
Konham Rotary Club
Hotariang
Hill Svoboda
Cocaptain
New York Chants
Roy Mc. Millian
Cincinnati Red- Jegs
Frank Svoboda
Mc.Millan
It M McMillan
Bonham Touth
Haotary
New York Giants
Brabudia
Rediega
Unti
Fink
McMillan
Lawmaker seeks curfew powers to curb juvenile crime
Senator Ketnver from Tennessee says government could not use economic pressure to stop price increases while Representative Bearvy Izacrewell proposes a bill to authorize cities to impose curfews to keep youths off streets at night. United Nations cautions on possible economic sanctions before action against Egypt and Gaza disruption.
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Cambat i
Araceweh
Alphaduct Wire plant in Bonham seeks workers
The Texas Employment Commission in Bonham began taking applications for the Alphaduct Wire and Cable plant now under construction. Eligible ages are 18 to 45 with interviews to run through the plant’s early June start. Production is expected by late spring with about 400 workers planned by July 1.
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Texas Employment Commisation Office
Bonham
Alphaduct Wire and Cable Company
J.B. Hktchey
Bonham Tec
Fannin County
Alphaduet
Staoethly
William
Derick
General Cable Corp
Perth Amboy NJ
General Cable
Fie
Jamsa 1
Macdonald
Senatrman
Board of
Alay
Poovena of Accountants
Juniof Inale
Fesosle
Ferpale
Asperagas
Tuxag
Commington and Register
Hickey
Yexas Huopluys
Commussion
Richey
Governor seeks emergency bill on April 2 U S Senate run off
Gov Price Daniel proposes emergency legislation to permit a run off for the April 2 special U S Senate election. Senate delays avoided by emergency status, hearings set for Monday night, with sponsor Haslewood of Amarillo backing the measure. The plan would require no two thirds vote in the Senate for immediate effect.
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B Lloyd, JR
United Press
Austin
Daniel
U. S. Senate
Sanate
Senate
Ninophy
Daas
Sen Willu
Moore
Bryan
Moory
Honorady Haslewood
Amarilo
Earier
Seo Charles Herring
Herring
Ben
William Uwinkle
Dullan
Gov Price Daniel
Heard Slanday
Moorys Carmuinaitter
House
Sen
Searcy Bracewell
Houston
Bracewell
U. S Senate
Ffig
Privileges and Elections Committed
Mons Day
Upe
Nominations Open for Five Director Posts
Members of the Bonbun Chamber of Commerce began the process to elect five directors for Zerenpe Teresa. Members were asked to nominate candidates, with nominations returned for review before final submission to the membership for selection. Leatherwood urged serious consideration of nominees as terms are active and important community work lies ahead.
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Metwnbera
Bonbun Chamber of Comineres
Thiuraday
Zerenpe Teresa
Ballute
EO Carvelidates
Remiberalip
Fey
Chia Featherwood
Letinn
Howned Crier
Martin Efataedl
Ie Hatley
Brad Nunneles
May Peeler
Biggeca
Trav Corny
Claude Leatherwood
Jj Mikinight
Jamey Ragndale
Keb Ipivy
Leatherwood
Naked
Lions Have Varied Program Thursday
A Bonham Lions Club program attracted attention with speeches by J Kearney pastor of the Seventh Avenue Mission Baptist Church and Joys Clark, the day’s program chairman. The event highlighted Leg Scout Week and announced a Lions Club faces night on February 14 at Bailey English Cafetorium, with tickets distributed to members. County Agent ME Graves was present.
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Bonham Lions
KB J Kearney
Seveoth Aoa Mas Baptist Church
Sprakec
Jooys Clark
Anedge
Lions Club
Bailey Inglish Cafetorium
ME. Graves
Weather Outlook for North Central Texas
North Central Texas sees occasional rain and a few thundershowers through Friday. Minor temperature changes expected.
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Texas
Polio Drive Totals $235 in Honey Grove
The Mothers March on Polio in Honey Grove added $235.60 to the 1987 March of Dimes fund. The drive chair expects the total to exceed $250 once school children finish their contributions.
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Honey Grove
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