Community Center game 42 tonight at Allen's Chapel
Ends by both cantrell. 42 game at Allen's Chapel Community Center tonight starting 7 30 p m with prizes and refreshments. Honey Grove IOOF and Rebekah lodges will serve a baked turkey dinner at Windom School lunchroom Sunday Feb 28 serving from 10 a m. Paul Cunningham of Ravenna promotes weekly skating with teenagers and a grandmother who seldom misses parties. City youths clean streets with Ecology Club. city provides bags, storage and trucks. Some litterbugs persist. A jail window shattered by strong Wednesday wind. Rufus Van Zandt and Deputy Sheriff Dude Collingsworth report all prisoners present without glass.
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Honey Grove Ioof
Rebekah
Windom
Banfi Ecology Club
Rufus van Zandt
Dude Collingsworth
Leonard Schools Quiet Under C K McClendon
C K McClendon, superintendent of the Leonard schools, reports conditions are pretty quiet in the district with no notable incidents to report.
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C. K. McClendon
Leonard Schools
Wayne Cranfill Dies After Gopher Control Demonstration
Wayne Cranfill was killed Thursday during a gopher control demonstration. He had hoped for dry weather but wind posed a hazard during the practical session.
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Wayne Cranfill
Michigan Medical Center ends cigarette vending
University of Michigan Medical Center bans cigarette machines after a doctors committee recommendation and employee polls showing support. The move closes the last vending option on campus.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
UPI
University of Michigan Medical Center
Medical Center
U S Losses Climb as Laos Campaign Harms Air Units
SAIGON APs report 18 helicopters destroyed with unofficial counts suggesting higher losses in South Vietnamese foray into Laos. Major CH53 Sea Stallion exploded on resupply, three Americans killed, four missing. Total U S casualties reach 34 dead and 85 wounded with 13 missing across Laos and Vietnam operations.
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Saigon
APS
Laos
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Khe Sanh
South Vietnam
U.S
Kompong Som
UPI
Robert E. Sullivan
O'Brien Urges Democrats to Embrace Reform Movement
Washington (UPI) Democratic National Chairman Lawrence F. O'Brien urged the party hierarchy to abandon time worn traditions and back reform within the party. The dispute centers on a convention delegate formula balancing small and large states ahead of the 1972 national convention.
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Washington
UPI
Lawrence F. O’brien
Democratic National Committee
O'Brien
Democratic Executive Committee
Commission On Convention
Executive Committee
National Committee
Students Plan Trash Cleanup Day Saturday
Ecology club members plan a trash cleanup Saturday with activities led by students and a focus on community involvement.
Ecology club sponsor outlines ash cleanup plan
Devic Hembree, sponsor of the Ecology club, said the youth group would begin picking up ash around 9 am Saturday and hope to be through by 3 pm.
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Devic Hembree
Eof
Ecology Club
Bonham Hosts 3300 stockholders at VP Groups board meeting
Directors of Voluntary Purchasing Groups Inc led by H Deen Smith arrive in Bonham for their second board meeting. Officiating officers include Warren Percy and Bill Nix with secretary treasurer J Oran Williams. The gathering showcases a network of customer stockholders across about 20 states and a 5 million dollar annual volume.
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Voluntary Purchasing Groups, Inc
Texas
Bonham
H. Deen Smith
Warren Percy
Bill Nix
Lois Kennedy
Jim Roach
Eastman Seed Company
Corpus Christi
Foy L. Mitchell
Roby
Whitfield J .Collins
Fort Worth
Elton Houck
Hi- Yield Fertilizer Co
Big Bonham-based
Houston
Dallas
Slave Day fundraiser by Explorer Post to aid Canada trip
Explorer Post plans a Saturday event named Slave Day offering members to do odd jobs for $3. Proceeds will add to funds for a summer Canada trip. Slaves can be arranged at the Seventh and Main Baptist Church education building or by calling Rickie Stevens at 583 8019.
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Canada
Seventh and Main Baptist Church
Rickie Stevens
Kennedy Blasts Nixon Health Plan as Poorhouse Medicine
Sen. Edward Kennedy denounces President Nixon 117 page health proposal as poorhouse medicine that would shift care to private insurers. AMA reaction called generally favorable while Rep. Wilbur Mills signaled openness and predicted major health legislation to pass this year or next.
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Washington
UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Nixon
Kennedy
Congress
American Medical Association
AMA
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Ways and Means
Mills
Tornadoes and hail sweep through Fannin County area
Storms tore through Fannin County with tornadic winds, hail and rain. A mobile home near Bailey and a garage at Martin Lockaby’s farm were damaged, seven people injured, and a mobile home park near Farmersville hit hard. A non touchdown tornado was sighted east of Honey Grove. Fire crews found a leaking butane tank at Leroy Wilson’s property. No extensive damage reported, temps fell to the 50s after clear skies.
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Fannin County
Leroy Wilson
Bailey
Martin Lockaby
Honey Grove
Farmersville
Kingston
Celeste
Bonham
Attempts Made To Burn Cars
Arson attempts were made on three cars registered to Soviet diplomats in Maryland suburbs early today. A witness saw a car depart at 3 a.m. EST, while Hyattsville police reported abortive attempts on the other two cars 16 minutes later.</s>
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Washington
UPI
Maryland
Silver Spring
Hyattsville
Arnold Christian
Minority Students Reach Over Five Percent in LA City Schools
The Los Angeles City School District reports minority group students now total 50.2 percent, up from 48.4 percent last year, as per a state Department of Education survey.
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Los Angeles
UPI
State Department of Education
Suspects Held After Executions In Dallas Apartment
Federal, county and city officers swept an east Dallas apartment complex and arrested two men tied to the execution style killings of three deputy sheriffs. Guzman and Lopez, captured in a bathroom, faced no bond as investigations identified two women charged as accessories. A wounded bystander was hurt during the raid on a nearby boarding house.
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Dallas
UPI
George Thomason
Attrcets
Guzman
Lopez
Adop Ning
Rene Adolfo Guzman
Leonardo Ramos Lopez
Deaty Sheriffs
Ast Monaas
Trinity River
Anie Hernandez
Vary Alice Rosales
Harbo Sy Fagieves
Clarence Jones
Bonham Pharmacist W T May Champions Drug Education
W T May of Bonham has long led community drug education efforts. He speaks at schools and groups about marijuana dangers and the effects of drug misuse, funds a poster contest, and distributes literature to students while urging strict enforcement of drug laws.
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Bonham
W. T. May
Acme
May
M Hs
Texas Pharmaceutical Association
W.T. May
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Jack N. Greenman
Fortarth
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Frost
Hamilton D. Naylor
Vernon
Collins
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Donald Devine
Cincinnati
Simon Vouet
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