U S Moves 200 Planes From France Bases
The United States notifies NATO of transferring about 200 atomic capable F100 jets from Eastern France to U S bases in West Germany and Britain. The move follows France’s refusal to allow U S nuclear stockpiles under French control.
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France
Paris
UPI
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO Permanent Council
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Burgess
West Germany
Britain
Aled
Lauris MM Nortstad
Norstad
Charles de Gaulle
U. S
Blytheville Families Surprised in Bonham Café Reunion
Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Grimes and son Jimmy of Blytheville Arkansas visited relatives in Bonham Tuesday. They bumped into Mr. and Mrs. C J Clements and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ross of Blytheville at the Home Cafe. Upon hearing Arkansas mentioned, Mr Ross identified teller Bennie Grimes and led to a friendly Blytheville reunion.
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Blytheville
Ark
Bonham
Bennie Grimes
Jimmy
C J Clements
Bert Ross
Arkansas
Ross
Grimes
Granddaughter Visits Farm Life Lesson Misunderstanding
Mrs. Ernest Richardson of Windsor hosted her Fort Worth visiting granddaughter for a week. While showing around the farm the three year old asked if the setting hen was “baby setting for the turkey,” prompting the grandmother to explain the nesting hen’s difference from city life.
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Ernest Richardson
Windom
Fort Worth
Bonham and Fannin County Report Safe July Fourth Weekend
Law enforcement in Bonham and Fannin County called the holiday quiet. Sheriff Hoyt Ivey Chief O R McKissack and Highway Patrolmen Bob Walker and Charles Carey noted many cars on highways lakes and picnics but few arrests and only minor accidents after the holiday.
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Bonham
Fannin County
Hoyt Ivey
O R. McKissack
Bob Walker
Charles Carey
Thundershowers Expected Again Across Bonham Area
The Bonham region sees scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers through Thursday with little temperature change. Thursday morning lows near 74 degrees, with Thursday afternoon highs around 9. Partly cloudy in North Central Texas with widely scattered storms mainly in the afternoon and evening, and cooler conditions in the northwest.
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Bonham
Texas
License Examiner Takes Vacation Delays Driver Tests
Fannin county motorists cannot take a driver's license exam until July 21 as examiner Bob Bannister begins a two week vacation. Bannister travels to Benham every Tuesday and Thursday to administer the tests and will not be back until July 2. The bureau is located in the basement of the old jal.
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Fannin County
Bob Bannister
Benham
Heated Beach Bill Clash Splits Texas House Panel
In Austin the House Conservation and Reclamation committee fractured over a proposed open beach bill. Rep Bill Shaw denies calling a Tuesday subcommittee session to back Rep Eckhardt’s plan while Eckhardt accuses Shaw of blocking the effort. The panel voted 8-7 to recess subject to chair approval as tensions peak.
Johnson Urges OK of Foreign Aid
Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B Johnson urged the Senate to reject further time to cut the foreign aid bill. He said the measure has been trimmed as far as it should be and opposed additional reductions, while others supported deeper cuts as wasteful and mismanaged.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Lyndon B Johnson
D - Tex
Johnson
Fannin County Rural Schools Open Summer Terms
County Superintendent Jim Moulton announced area schools will start or have started summer terms within two weeks. Fetor opened Monday, with Gober Windom Dodd City and Savoy to begin by July 13. Bailey Randolph set for July 22. Some districts like Bonham Honey Grove do not hold summer sessions. Washington Negro, several other schools plan mid July openings and report strong attendance in summer terms.
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Fannin County
County
Jim Moulton
Fetor
Coon
Gober
Windom
Dodd City
Savoy
Bailey
Randolph
North Fannin
Telephone
Trenton
Ladomaia
Leonard
Foreign Aid Bill Faces Overnight Senate Vote
Senate leaders rallied to defend the foreign aid bill as cuts reached 621.5 million below the relations panel recommendation. The $4.164 billion measure dropped to 3.543 billion while Eisenhower asked for 3.93 billion and the House approved 3.542 billion.
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UPI
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Defense Department
Congressional Foreign Policy Committees
Foes of Castro's Land Program Face Penalty of Death
Havana reports say revolutionary tribunals will resume in western provinces. officials declare death the penalty for treason subversion and armed revolt. Pinar del Rio tobacco farmers vow to defend holdings, while conservatives debate the new law's impact on opposition.
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Castro
Havana
UPI
Fidel
Pro Bran Revolutionary Tribunals
Jan Toveers
Pinar del Rio
Uyro
Steel industry union talks resume without agreement
In New York UPI reports steel industry and union representatives resumed contract negotiations today with no agreement yet reached. In Austin the Texas House of Representatives overwhelmingly endorsed a resolution denouncing National Democratic Chairman Paul Butler.
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New York
UPI
Steel Industry
Brown and Root Joins Bid for Space Radar System
Houston based Brown and Root Inc along with five other firms announced bids to build a global telemetry and radar system to track America’s first manned satellite. The project aims to support tracking and data collection during the early space effort.
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Houston
UPI
Brown and Root, Inc
America
Governor Farl Long Climbs From Bed For Visitors
Baton Rouge reports circulated that Governor Farl Long’s condition worsened but he rose early and consumed cream cheese while greeting a number of visitors at the governor’s mansion.
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Baton Rough
UPI
Farl K. Long
Eisenhower releases 374008 for Texas flood repairs
Gov. Price Daniel announced that President Eisenhower allotted 374,008 in federal relief funds to Texas for bridge and road repairs in Rusk, Wheeler, Collingsworth counties and the city of Overton following May and June rains.
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Austin
UPI
Price Daniel
Eisenhower
Texas
Rusk
Wheeler
Collingsworth
Overton
Confectioner Baur Credited With Invention Of Ice Cream Soda
O P Baur, a confectioner, is credited with inventing the ice cream soda in 1871 after he advised a dyspeptic customer to try ice cream with flavoring and seltzer instead of the usual cream.
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O P Baur
Segregation condemned as morally wrong in government debate
A distorted clipping discusses a Washinton state debate where officials condemn segregation as immoral. The fragment references government manipulation and a cautious approach by leaders, noting a tense atmosphere and a preface about reform efforts.
Tax Talks Tangle as Conferees Seek Compromise
Reports from Austin show House and Senate conferees narrowing a tax bill amid mixed signals on progress toward a compromise to raise about 200 million dollars over the next two years. Leaders Murray and Weinert caution over agreement as they plan another meeting while the nation faces fiscal and civil rights questions.
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Menton Murray
Harlingon
House
Rudolph Winert
Seguin
Senate
Weinert
Murray
Long’s Condition Deteriorates Reports Say Governor
Reports from the Louisiana governor’s mansion indicate Governor Earl Long’s health has worsened. Dr William Cook noted no drastic change while Dr Robert Heath confirmed the condition remains delicate. leaders say health has deteriorated and daily bulletins will be issued.
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Baton Rouge la
UPI
Louisiana
Early Long
William Cook
Robert Heath
Long
Robert Angelle
Ong
California
Rayburn
Cindy Threat to Carolina Coast Near Charleston
A tropical storm nicknamed Cindy nears the South Carolina coast with near hurricane winds. The Weather Bureau warned of tides four feet above normal and urged coastal residents to seek higher ground as watches extended to Beaufort. Red Cross dispatched nine disaster specialists to affected areas from Myrtle Beach to Elizabeth City.
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UPS
South Carolina
Weather Bureau
Charleston
S.C
Red Cross
Carolina
Cindy
Myrtle Beach
Elizabeth City
N.C
Cape Hatteras
Beaufort
Savannah
Hatteras
Byrd Demands Butler Ouster Over Liberal Critique
UPI report from Washington shows Sen Harry Byrd and other Virginia Democrats calling for DNC Chairman Butler to resign after his criticism of party congressional leaders. They join Speaker Rayburn and others in urging removal as party tensions rise over 1960 strategy.
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Washington
UPI
Harry F Byrd
D-Va
Paul M. Butler
Virginia
Butler
Jo Vaughan Gary
Wiliam M. Tuck
Willis Robertson
G. Fred Switzer
Sam Rayburn
House
Senate
Governors Press Khrushchev on U S Visit to Russia
Seven American governors met Premier Khrushchev in Moscow to discuss U S Soviet ties. He said a U S presidential visit would be useful and urged friendship while stressing peace and mutual restraint between the two powers.
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Soviet Council of Ministers
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Soviet Union
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Richard M Nixon
Legal Censorship Proposed by Magazine Dealers in Houston
A Houston lawyer for magazine dealers urged Mayor and District Attorney to form a censorship committee of lawyers to replace current police led bans. Seymour Lieberman argued raids have imposed broader censorship than any formal panel and have driven dealers to remove large portions of literature out of fear of arrest.
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UPI
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