Weather notes and community notices in Bonham
Ed Kavanaugh jokes about July and August weather as Bonham faces winter with little snow. Paula Simpson loves snow and hopes for a cold front. Louie Rhodes invites chili at Allen's Chapel tonight. CYF First Christian to host annual hamburger supper Thursday to fund their budget. Velma Forgy comments on her son Greg’s empty envelope from the Air Force.
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Bonham
Paula Simpson
Louie Rhodes
Allen’s Chapel
CYF
Christian Youth Fellowship
First Christian Church
Velma Rae Forgy
Greg
Air Force
Silence Fells Murphys Chevrolet at Bonham Lanes
Tuesday night bowling at Bonham Lanes grew quiet as Murphy Chevrolet's Opal Hull spoke only in a whisper due to laryngitis. Fans joked about keeping her quiet and recalled past hikes, though the writer prefers wheels to cross country treks for 50 miles and notes the mood is restrained but sympathetic.
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Bonham Lanes
Murphy Chevrolet Quint
Opal Hull
Trenton Negroes Held in Corn Theft
Three Trenton men were held in Fannin county jail on suspicion of stealing nearly 30 bushels of corn from Edd Regan, who lives west of Trenton. Deputies McNear and Trapp arrested them late Thursday. the corn was reportedly sold in Leonard. The barn was located in Grayson county, so they may be turned over to Grayson authorities.
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Trenton
Fannin County
Edd Regan
Troy McNear
Harvey Trapp
Leonard
Trapp
Grayson County
Protest Filed on Hike in Rates
The ANPA and UPI will ask the FCC to reconsider a final rate increase for leased telegraph and telephoto services. They warn the May 1 implementation could raise press costs beyond 19 percent, affecting news dissemination nationwide. Petitions for reconsideration are due by March 4.
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New York
UPI
American Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Commission
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Western Union
At&t
ANPA
Associated Press
Castro Offers Asylum to Hijacked Freighter Crew
Castro regime offers asylum to Venezuelan Reds who seized the freighter Anzoategui en route from La Guaira to Houston. The ship remains at large in the Caribbean 155 miles southeast of Puerto Rico as Venezuelan and U.S. search planes pursue.
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Caracas
Anzoategui
LaGuaira
Houston
Tex
NEA Telephoto
Venezuea
UPI
Fidel Castro
Anzoategul
Havana Radio
Caribbean
U. S Navy
United Nations
Puerto Rico
Santiago
Carlos Andres Perez
The
United
Venezuelan Navigation Co
United States
Communist National Liberation Forces
FAIN
Venezuela
la Guatra
International Red Cross
Wismar Medina Rojas
FALN
City Election Planned for April 2 in Trenton
A mayor five aldermen and a city marshal will be elected in the annual city election set for April 2. The voting will take place in the city hall with Ray G. Robinson serving as election judge.
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Trenton
Spl
Ray G. Robinson
Two bandits hold up Vincennes curb service
In Vincennes Indiana two youths armed with shotguns robbed a curb service. Station attendant Sam Dow was ordered inside to fetch the cash and brought out about 200 dollars to the waiting car.
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Vincennes, Ind
UPI
Sam Dowmen
Service Career Richey Marks 20 Years With TEC
J B Richey, Bonham TEC office manager for 19 years, completed 20 years of meritorious service with the Texas Employment Commission. He began Feb 15 1943 in Sherman and later led Bonham operations, earning a service recognition certificate signed by TEC leaders. Tyson’s letter praised his ethical standards and community service as Bonham residents celebrate his milestone.
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J. B. Richey
Texas Employment Commission
Bonham
Richey
TEC
Sherman
Perry Brown
J. E Lyles
J. J Pickle
J E Tyson
Longview
Tyson
Jeter
BU Hey
Syncom Satellite Missing After Spaceflight Flight Gone Awry
UPI reports the Syncom satellite vanished about five hours after Thursday’s launch. Ground stations worldwide searched for the drum shaped craft as experts weighed whether it reached its planned 22 300 mile orbit or plunged into an erratic trajectory. If found, officials fear the satellite may be damaged beyond usefulness.
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Cape Canaveral
UPI
America
Syncom
Telstar
Earth
Riobe
Fighting erupts again in Baghdad area after Kassem ouster
Reports from Baghdad describe renewed gunfire near Kila Street on the east bank of the Tigris as revolutionary forces clash with Communist elements. A house to house search results in prisoner roundups and rising detentions amid censorship and diplomatic protests.
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Kila Street
Tigris River
Revolutionary Army
Tehran
Amurah
Tigi
Baghdad
Ranian
JFKs Ban Plan Rejected by Soviets in Geneva
The Soviet Union rejected Kennedy's plan to guard against accidental war. It said the Khrushchev terms for a test ban treaty were the only acceptable basis for a pact. Soviet delegate Vassily Kuznetsov, a deputy foreign minister, stated this position to the seven-nation talks.
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Geneva
UPS
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Vassily V Kuznetsov
Kuznetsov
Ruvsa
America
Britain
Russia
United States
Crime Seeks To Move Into Growing Southwest Area
Houston reports say organized crime leaders seek to expand into fast growing regions as Attorney General Kennedy explains protections and new rules aim to curb gains by criminal networks. Kennedy urges local and federal cooperation while detailing ongoing investigations and enforcement efforts in the Southwest and Texas.
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Houston
UPI
Southwest
Atty
Robert Kennedy
Rime Kennedy
Tme
Kennedy
St ‘East
Justice Department
Lexus
Atty Woodrow Seals
Fosmer
Robert Walker
Federal Grand Jury
Walker
Walke Ha
Aeuil
Houuston
Allhour Secres
Eile ‘Os Waenaygtun
West Coast
Three Minor Accidents Reported by City Police
City officers reported three minor accidents. Charles Carter of Honey Grove lost control Friday morning and rammed two signs in front of the county jail on East Rayburn Drive. A collision at North Center and Boyd Avenue Friday morning involved Diana Gay Bird well Meadow Lane and Clifford Ray Parker Rt. 3 Bonham with about $100 damage. A Thursday afternoon collision on North Main involved James Alva Calloway Rt. 1 Ivanhoe and Ronald Allen Priddy 517 South Ltd with about $225 damage. Thurman Renfro investigated all three.
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Charles Carter
Honey Grove
East Rayburn Drive
Diana Gay Birdwell
Meadow Lane
Clifford Ray Parker
Rt. 3
Bonham
North Center
Boyd Avenue
James Alva Calloway
Rt 1
Ivanhoe
Ronald Allen Priddy
517 South Ltd
North Main
Thurman Renfro
Japanese Swim Team Causes Room Mix Up in Perth Hotel
The Japanese men's swimming team mistook a room labeled women for their own and entered, startling members of the Australian women’s team. hotel staff promptly put up signs in Japanese to prevent further confusion.
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Perth
Kennedy Children Receive Valentine Gifts Across Nation
Caroline Kennedy aged 5 and John Jr. aged 2 receive about 7 percent of Valentines sent nationwide on Thursday. Pamela Turnure, First Lady press secretary, noted a few valentines were addressed to Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy.
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Kennedy
GET Valetines Washington
UPI
Caroline
John Jr
Pamela Turnure
Jacqueline Kennedy
Weather outlook with cloudy skies and mild weekend rise
The area is forecast cloudy with warmer conditions through Saturday. Saturday morning temperatures near 34 degrees are expected with a mild afternoon, while Friday morning was around 17 degrees with frost and wind. The nine day forecast shows temperatures roughly two to seven degrees below normal, turning milder over the weekend and increasing winds toward midweek.
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Booham
Mibsimuma Kompera
Omminungin
New Look at Defenses Nuclear Arms May be Moved
Washington reports the Pentagon is studying a potential reduced role for Davy Crockett launcher units and related systems in Europe. No decisions have been reached. the aim is to emphasize conventional firepower while reviewing force deployments and missile numbers. President Kennedy noted no current plan to bring home U.S. combat units.
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Washington
Pentagon
Europe
Iron Curtain
United Peess
Caommans
Oecubus
New Manager at Whites Arrives to Lead Bonham Store
Don W Smatherman, assistant manager of the Whiteys store in Hobbe New Mexico, arrives in Bonham to become manager of the companys four stores He succeeds Dobby Poulh who will transfer to Waco to manage another store Smothermon served in World War II and the Korean conflict He and his wife have one daughter and three sons The family will move from Hobbe to Bonham by Monday and he will oversee operations at the Bonham and related stores
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Don W Smatherman
White's
Hobbe
Bonham
Company 4
Dobby Poulh
Sid
Waco
Ame Panya
Smothermon
Whitey
Haif Ars
Pampa
Ile
Pamepa
Necomu Ansis
Hobby
Navy
Ercace
Pacific
Mary Fortes
Simothermon
Tive
Sen. Coursore
Tom
Chris
Mark
Marchell
Westmothermon
Will
Bone Hain
Gilabie
Polk Wil
Amether
van Waco
Volcaine
Quinbar
Ampleyeas
Bomtinema
White House mum on tax cut mail report
A dubious transcript suggests President Kennedy faced questions about tax cut mail and a proposed delay. The report cites unnamed aides and journalists debating whether to publish details surrounding a temporary leniency and related actions, with Salinger mentioned in a quoted line.
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White House
Promadent Kennedy Nas
Pierre Salinger
Che Owsmen
Salinger
Stunpiulsott
Cibizetio Mal
Sulenger
Stary
Nottinghams Burly Miners Receive Payout After Injury
In Nottingham England a 15 year old boy named David de la Mae received a payout of $1030 after an incident involving coal miners who reportedly twisted his leg until it broke. He had refused to share a second piece of candy, triggering the conflict.
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Nottingham
England
UPI
Cheirboy David de la Mae
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