Police Move In to Prevent War Between Black Muslim Factions
Police reinforcement halted internal Black nationalist strife after Malcolm X was assassinated in Harlem. Chicago and New York authorities staged heavy patrols near Muhammad and Malcolm aides, with federal probes into interstate moves and a pending Black Muslim national meeting in Chicago.
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New York
UPI
Chicago
Malcolm X
Sunday Malcolm
Elijah Muhammad
Mus
Manhattan
Harlem
Mt. Morris
Muhammad
Malcolm
Farry
Early Blooms Mistaken for Fruit Blossoms in Local Yard
H. C. Barker explains yellow almond blossoms in his yard as he notes they bloom mid February this year after a February 15 bloom last year. He grafts onto peach trees to delay blooming. locals misidentified them as peach, apple, or dogwood blossoms while wind and traffic remained heavy on highways.
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H. C. Barker
Barker
First Christian CYF to Sell Hamburger Supper Tickets
Members of the CYF group at the First Christian church will sell hamburger supper tickets tonight Tuesday and Wednesday for Thursday night at the church. Serving runs from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. The notice ends with a playful line about not asking who will cook.
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CYF of the
First Christian Church
Bonham FFA Observe National Future Farmers Week
During Future Farmers of America Week the Bonham FFA members highlight activities to improve farming and ranching skills. The notice notes the celebration coincides with George Washington's birthday, leading to closures of banks post offices and federal offices.
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Farmers of America
IFA
Bonham Ffa
George Washington
Good Deed Teenagers Douse Curtain Fire in Bonham
Mrs Lillie Phillips of 206 Cherry Street will defend three Bonham teenagers Sunday night for tearing an electric wire sparking curtain fire that blocked her access to a telephone. She hailed three boys Buster McKnight David Norris and Bobby Corzone who doused the blaze then alerted firemen. Firemen praised the youths for their quick work. Saturday night fire destroyed a garage and car of Wesley Ball on West 6th Street.
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Lillie Phillips
Cherry Street
Bonham
Wesley Ball
West 6Th Street
Professors Locked Up by Students at SHizuoka Univ
Twenty one professors were released after 18 hours locked in a conference room by students protesting the university’s refusal to hire an extra coach at the dormitory. The incident occurred in Shizuoka, Japan.
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Shizuoka
Japan
UPI
Shizuoka University
Tabulation Starts in USW Vote in Pittsburgh
The official tally of ballots in the tight U S W presidential race began at 9 am in Pittsburgh at the union headquarters. More than 300 protests were filed and each must be reviewed before a final count can be announced, with an estimate of up to three weeks for completion.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
David J. McDonald
USW
Ft Wo Abel
Duke of Windsor Hospitalized After London Arrival
The Duke of Windsor, returning from Paris, was admitted to the London Clinic for treatment of his left eye. He arrived with the Duchess of Windsor and declined ambulance transfer and a special chair. A spokesman said he had a little trouble with his eye. prior stomach surgery was reported in Houston.
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London
UPI
Duke of Windsor
Paris
Houston
Tex
Edward
Duchess of Windsor
Youth corps proposals seek jobs for 6,764 youths
Proposals for 17 neighborhood youth corps projects to employ 6,764 jobless youths and school dropouts have been submitted for review to the governors of 14 states. The governors will study the plans before final action, a Labor Department announcement said this weekend.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Kay Summers Receives DAR Good Citizen Award
Kay Charles Summers, daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Summers, is named Trenton senior girl to receive the George Blakey chapter DAR Good Citizen Award. She attended Trenton schools 12 years with excellent attendance and active involvement in student government, basketball, Future Homemakers of America, yearbook, and church.
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Trenton
George Blakey
Miss Summers
W L Corley
The
Future Homemakers of America
Daily Favorite Notice To Readers Re: News Distribution
The Daily Favorite states it has not authorized any radio station to read its local news. It notes last year payroll exceeded 55000 for staff gathering news and delivering it in print. It urges others disseminating the news to act similarly and independently.
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Daily Favorite
Favorite
Women urged to interview for Bonham dress plant
A prospective Bonham manufacturer seeks local female workers. Representatives will interview and collect applications at the Chamber of Commerce Tuesday from 8 am to 5 pm. The plant plans dresses blouses and sportswear with about 100 initial positions. confidentiality for negotiators is requested.
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Fannin County
Bonham
Chamber _ s of Commerce
C. of C
Man and Wife Injured in Two Car Crash
A Savoy couple, Willy Teel 59 and Claudia 54, were hospitalized after a head on collision on a county road north of Savoy. Alfred J. Winkle Jr. of Bonham was the other driver. Patrolman Dwayne Cox cited injuries including facial cuts and a broken chestbone and ribs.
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Savoy
Rt. 1
Community Hospital
Sherman
Willy Martin Teel
Claudia
Dwayne Cox
Cox
Teel
Alfred J. Winkle, Jr
Bonham Rt
Honey Grove
U.S. 2
Reeves Street
Archie N. Smith
Jackson Bigelow
Roxton
Second U S Envoy Ousted From Syria
Damascus Syria A US Embassy spokesman said the Syrian government expelled secretary Martha Scherrer from the embassy staff over alleged spying. The move follows prior expulsion of Walter Snowdon the embassy’s second secretary who reportedly faced charges from a Baath party newspaper. The United States denied the allegations.
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Damascu
Syria
Martha Scherrer
Baath
Snowdon
United States
Johnson Urges Youth to Build Great Society at Kentucky Eve
President Johnson called on young Americans to join in building the Great Society by sharing in its responsibilities and risks. In a Lexington convocation marking Kentucky University's centennial he said government alone cannot do the work and urged sacrifice and commitment to freedom. He warned of global dangers but stressed a promising destiny if youth engage.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Great Society
University of Kentucky At
Lexington
University
White House
Appalachia
Asia
Africa
Kentucky
Soviet Warning At Armed Forces Anniversary Address
Moscow reports Marshal Malinovsky warned United States not to intimidate the Soviet Union over military power. He said nuclear war would be the last war and the imperialist system would find its grave if Western militarists unleash it.
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Moscow
UPI
Marshal Rodion Y. Malinovsky
Johnson
Soviet Union
Malinovsky
Congress
Talks Delayed In Dock Strike In West Gulf
GALVESTON Texas May by James J Reynolds assistant labor secretary Reynolds said negotiations in the West Gulf dock strike are delayed until Tuesday. He met privately with spokesmen for West Gulf shippers and the International Longshoremen's Association ILA after private talks with each group over the weekend. Dock activity from Maine to the Texas border neared normal, but ships from Lake Charles Louisiana to Brownsville Texas remained at anchors unattended for the 43rd day.
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Galvesion
UPS
West Gulf
James J. Reynolds
Reynolds
West Gulf Shippers
International Longshoremen’s Association
ILA
Maine
Texas
Lake Charles
Brownsville
Tex
Colder Weather Forecast for Bonham Area This Week
The Bonham region will see temperatures fall to the high 20s with a continued cold spell through Tuesday. Skies stay partly cloudy with a brief warming tonight, then a drop again Tuesday afternoon and evening. The five day outlook shows readings about five degrees below normal with minimal rainfall in the north portion, followed by a warming trend by the weekend. High winds kept temperatures in the 40s on Sunday. North Central Texas forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions tonight and Tuesday with a warm burst tonight, then cooler Tuesday.
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Bonham
Moon Photo Pioneers Study Ranger 7 8 9 during Moon Survey
Pasadena Calif. scientists at Caltech Jet Propulsion Laboratory study 7500 Ranger moon photos to answer if a manned craft can safely land on the moon by 1970. Ranger 7 sent 4000 images last July. Ranger 8 and Ranger 9 plan similar flights to capture lunar surface details for analysis.
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Calif
Te PI
Moon
Califor
Institute of Technology
Jet Propulson Laboratory
JPI
Laos
Pcessor Ranger 7
Ranger 7
Ranger 2
Earth
Ranger 8
Ranger 9
Jealous generals blamed for South Viet Nam crisis
UPI report quotes Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield accusing jealous Saigon generals of destabilizing South Viet Nam. He warned the United States may withdraw support if military coups and infighting continue, urging negotiated settlement and neutrality to avoid further American loss.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Montana Democrat
Johnson
Saigon
United States
Mansfield
Hays
Oen
Ian Yiaet Nam
Weekend arrest total tops 15 by sheriff and city police
The sheriff's department reports 15 arrests over the past weekend for drunkenness and related offenses. Three Sulphur Springs men were detained after attempts to break into a residence and steal a car. city officers pursued and arrested them, turning them over to county authorities.
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Sulphur Springs
Sheriff's Department
Phillips Station Burglary Probed After Weekend Break‑in
City officers seek burglars who cut a rear door at the Phillips 66 station on East Sam Rayburn Drive over the weekend. Cash and other items were reported stolen after the break‑in.
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Phillips 66
Sam Raysburn Drive
Jay Duckworth
Ernest Caskey
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