Granddaughter Born to Lt Donald McAlister Family
The Bonham Daily Favorite reports the birth of Chevyl Lynn on Saturday January 8 1966 at 4 30 a m in Annapolis Maryland Arun dell General Hospital weighing 6 pounds 10 ounces Grandparents Aubrey McAlister Bonham and John Brown Annapolis with Virginia Brown Cheryl Lynn the mother and Don McAlister father serving on the Carrier Enterprise in the China Sea away on duty during Vietnam War
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McAlister
Bonham Daily
Donald L. McAlister
Chevyl Lynn
Arundell General Hospital
Annapolis
Aubrey McAlister
Bonham
John Brown
Virginia Brown
Cheryl Lynn
Dad Don
U.S. Naval Academy
Enterprise
China Sea
Full War Effort Steps Planned To Ease Shortage
Federal officials plan conferences with union and management leaders in steel, aerospace, machinery and construction to prevent Viet Nam war manpower shortages from halting production. The aim is to avoid wage-price spirals and implement training and job-finding programs while expanding defense output. The Labor Department targets 1,249,000 jobless workers for placement, including 800,000 women and 800,000 teens.
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Washington
UPS
W. Willard Wirtz
Steel
Aerospace
Defene and Commerce
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Arthur M. Ross
Midwest
Wirtz
Ross
Labor Department
Bomb attack foiled at Saigon floating restaurant
A Viet Cong woman terrorist exploded a paper bag bomb outside the My Canh floating restaurant in Saigon wounding about six. The blast damaged a guard shack but not the restaurant. no fatalities were reported. The incident followed a surge of Viet Cong activity nearby and after three days of attacks in Saigon.
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Saigon
UPS
My Canh
Delta
Can Duoc
Retail Sales School Will Open Monday
A four night course on Dynamics of Selling starts Monday at 7 p.m. in the Texas Power and Light auditorium. Instructor D W Thomas of the University of Texas Distributive Education division will cover all aspects of retail selling with a demonstration session. Contact Bryce McIntyre at the Bonham Chamber of Commerce or attend Monday night.
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Texas Power and Light Co
Bonham Chamber of Commerce
D. W Thomas
University of Texas
Bryce McIntyre
Botham Chamber of Commerce
Tp&l
Thomas
McIntyre
Tar Baby the town dog learns downtown traffic
Cantrells canine Tar Baby grows wary of traffic as he navigates from 600 North Main to the square and business district. He avoided a risky crossing after a near collision and joins Cookie the Trav Currin’s dog as a familiar downtown figure.
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Frank Parsons
North Mlain
Center Street
Tar Baby
Cookie
Trav
New Yorkers Face Second Weekend of Transit Strike
New Yorkers endured a second weekend of a massive transit strike. Amid uneasy calm, millions rested at home as transportation woes and bumper to bumper congestion dominated the city, with taxicabs still roaming Midtown.
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New York
UPI
Transit Authority
Transport Workers Union
TWU
Sylvester Garrett
Bonham Forecast Sees Warmer Weekend In North Texas
Partly cloudy conditions and rising temperatures are forecast for Bonham Sunday with a cooler start Saturday night. The five day outlook calls for above normal readings across North Texas and a chance of light showers amid a warming trend before cooler air returns. Skies were clear in Bonham Saturday as residents brace for the weekend wait.
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Bonham
Lowes
Texas
Uus
Five Outstanding Young Texans Named for 1965 Honors
The Junior Chamber of Commerce selected five Texans as the 1965 outstanding young Texans. The group includes speaker Ben Barnes of DeLeon, W P Hobby Jr of Houston, Col Edward White III of San Antonio, State Sen Jack Strong of Longview, and Mesquite City Manager George R Schrader.
Subway contract awarded for Washington project
The National Capital Transportation Agency announced the first contract award for Washington's planned $43 million subway project, signaling progress on the capital's transit expansion.
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Washington
UPI
National Capital Transportation Agency
NCTA
Tual
Donelli Expected to Return as Columbia Coach Next Season
Buff Donelli, Columbia University head football coach for nine years, is likely to return for the next season amid rumors he might not be rehired. The 57-year-old coach was seen as a probable reemployment choice by the article’s sources.
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New York
UPI
Buff Donelli
Columbia University
Nine Deputies to Start Tax Assessments in Fannin County
Nine deputy tax assessors will begin assessing all Fannin County property for taxes on January 17. Deputies, many with prior experience, will work three months with ILR Fullerton of Leonard returning for a second year.
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Fannin County
Henry Joe Fletcher
Fletcher
Ilr Fullerton
Leonard
Bonham
Jess Sudderth
Margaret Fraislicks
Savoy
Alton Moore
Gober
Alvis Doyle
Honey Grove
Bill May
Hale
J.B. Hyepock
Randulph
Lela Hall
Ravenna
Lloyd Dillon
Telephone
Tax Office
Pigtner
Dirksen Backs LBJ Viet Policy Amid Peace Settlement Debate
Senate Republicans leader Everett Dirksen affirmed continued support for President Johnson's Vietnam policy denying opposition to the peace talks. Senate Democrat leader Mike Mansfield echoed full backing and warned against unconditional surrender, noting slim chances for a negotiated settlement after a global tour and a grim report by Mansfield and colleagues.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Johnson
Ihillinois
Mike Mansfield
Viet Nam
Nnte
Montana Democrat
Dirksen
Mansfield
Nary
As‘an Minland
De Gaulle Begins His Second Term In Paris
Paris United States and world officials note Charles de Gaulle starts a new seven year presidency in a quiet noon ceremony at the Elysee Palace. He forms a new cabinet with Michel Debre as economy and social affairs super minister replacing Valery Giscard dEstaing.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
United States
The
Elysee Palace
Valery Giscard d'Estaing
Michel Debre
Bobby Clanton Promoted to Technical Sergeant in Air Force
Bobby J. Clanton has been promoted to technical sergeant at Dyess Air Force Base Texas. He is an aircraft maintenance quality control inspector in the Strategic Air Command. Clanton, a Lanier County High School graduate from Lakeland Georgia, attended Mississippi State College.
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Abilene
Spl
Bobby J. Clanton
Peggy
Mary H Allen
Honey Grove
U. S. Air Force
Clanton
Dyess Afb
Tex
Strategic Air Command
America
Lanier County Hight School
Lakeland
Mississippi State College
Dulaney Seeks Justice of Peace Office
J L Jess Dulaney of 1108 North Main announces his candidacy for Justice of Peace Precinct 1, subject to Democratic primaries May 7 and June 4. A Bonham Ector area native, he has largely resided in Fannin county, once operated a West Texas gin, and earlier worked at Dallas Trust and Savings Bank.
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J. L
Jess) Dulaney
North Main
Justice of Peace
Dulaney
Bonham-Ector
Fannin County
Ept
I West Texas
Ector
Dallas Trust and Savings Bank
Dallas
Vietnamese deserters surrender to Saigon forces
Four deserters from the Communist underground army surrendered to the government this week, according to a military spokesman. They said they were forced into service with guerrillas several months ago despite repeated requests to return home to help their families.
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Saigon
UPI
Bloodshed Averted in Dominican Crisis as Troops Return
Rebel military leaders yielded to U S and OAS pressure and left the government radio station they seized ending fears of broader bloodshed. About 34 soldiers, including the armed forces minister Gen Francisco Rivero Camuneco, were to be deported as Washington and Rome urged peace. Pope Paul VI appealed for restraint as diplomats worked to restore order after the April upheaval.
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Hae Ravye
Lheand Hig
Anartsan
OAS
Militar
Merong
Pmks
Magr Emanule
Papal Sune
Pope Paul VI
Francisco Jo Rivero Camuneco
Armed Forces
Washington
Francisco Callaman Dene
Dena Nan Republic
Cunthet
Russians Welcome in Hanoi for Vietnam War Talks
A Soviet delegation led by Alexander Shelepin met North Vietnamese leaders in Hanoi for talks aimed at bolstering support for North Viet Nam. Tass reported a warm reception as the mission discussed backing Hanoi amid the widening Vietnam conflict.
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Moscow
UPI
Hanoi
North
Viet Nam
Ho Chi Moh
Pham van Dung
Tass
Rosany
Thies
Alexander Shelepin
Foch
Oval
Fem
Woaering Ostayung
Payment Allotted To Local Schools
Congressman Ray Roberts and Senator Ralph Yarborough notified The Daily Favorite of a HEW allocation of 11853 dollars to Bonham Independent School District under Public Law 874 for federally impacted areas. The district’s tentative entitlement under 1906 is 15804 dollars with the balance to follow.
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Ray Roberts
Ralph Yarborough
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Bonham Independent School District
Bonham District
Modestly Optimistic Williams Reports on Peace Efforts
Assistant Secretary of State G. Minnen Williams reported to President Johnson on a 14 nation Africa tour for the OCS peace offensive for Vietnam. Williams said nearly half the countries visited promised to ask the Communists for no talk. The reaction was modestly optimistic.
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Washington
UPI
G. Minnen Williams
Johnson
Africa
OCS
Viet Nam
Williams
Mrs. Nelson Appointed Acting Gober Postmaster
Mrs. Orr ence Nelson named acting postmaster at Gober filling the vacancy created by Lucy Turman’s retirement after 19 years in office. Effective December 18, Nelson is a non native of Gober whose family moved to the community in 1960. The Nelsons have three children, with Michael a senior and Charlotte a junior at Gober High School.
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Gober
Spl
Orrence
Lucille) Nelson
Lucy Turman
Nelson
Turman
W A. Carpental
Benham
Nelsons
Michael
Gober High School
Charlotte
Curtis Opposes Price Control Proposal
Representative Thomas Curtis of Missouri denounces a plan requiring big buyers to notify the federal government 60 days before raising prices. He says the move would cause economic stagnation and harm the market.
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Washington
i /PI
Thomas Curtis
R-Mo
Curtis
North Texas State students receive light sentences
Two NTSU students faced charges for maiming a stranger after a drinking party. Robert Glenn, 22, from McKinney, was given three months in jail and Erni Bovin, 19, from Galveston, four days in jail with two years probation. Both entered no contest pleas.
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Dlston
Tex Cup
North Texas State University
Robert Glenn
McKin Ney
War
Thenton County
Juil
Erni Bovin
Galveston
Oohaepe
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