Mystery Cake Slices Linked to Local Residents
Neatly sliced chocolate pound cake found under a counter was traced to Jack and Jill by Dub Hodge, with the cake prepared by his wife Jane. Leslie T Holland, acting regional director of the Office of Civil Defense, visited, recalling ties to the Kentuckytown area. U.S. 82 repair crews worked under a flagman in a red shirt, while Suzanne Taylor celebrated her brother Richard’s new hi fi system.
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Leslie T. Holland
Office of Civil Defense
Joyce Lightfoot
W. A. Thomas
S. E. Bartley
George Hastings
Office of Emergency Planning
Jack and Jill
Dub Hodge
Jane
Office of the Civil Defense
Kentuckytown
Whitewright
Grayson County
Whitewright High School
Leslie
Bill Cunningham
Suzanne Taylor
Richard
Underground Civil Defense Center picture shown to Sam Rayburn Library
A photograph portraying the artist’s concept of the nation’s first regional underground Civil Defense Mobilization Center was presented to the Sam Rayburn Library on Monday by Mrs. S F E Bartley and Mrs. W A Thomas, sisters of the late.
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OCDM
Denton
Sam Rayburn Memorial
Civil Defense Mobilization Center
Sam Rayburn Library
S. F E. Bartley
W A. Thomas
Rain and defense center seen in Bonham report
Bonham recorded 3.65 inches of rain between noon and 1 36 pm with more showers forecast through Friday. Temperatures ease tonight then rise Friday as a library photo acceptance ceremony honors the late Speaker and notes a new federal emergency center under construction in Denton for a five state region in case of nuclear attack.
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Bonham
Weather outlook for North Central Texas
Partly cloudy to cloudy with scattered thundershowers tonight. Friday turns partly cloudy with widely scattered thunderstorms in the north and a touch warmer.
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Texas
Merit Badges Awarded at Scouting Court of Honor
More than 100 merit badges were presented to 39 Scouts at a Boy Scout Court of Honor. Three sponsoring institutions and several units received charters. services were led by Bob Cantrell with neckerchiefs given to Mrs. Clyde Crittenden.
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First Presbyterian
First Methodist
First Christian Churches
Randy Crittenden
Netseo Trails Council
Clyde Crittenden
Bob Cantrell
Jerry Harris
Brooks Griffin
Democratic foes of measure begin filibuster move
In Washington Democratic opponents of a communications satellite bill opened a filibuster by reading the Senate journal at length. Sen. Gruening and Rep. Morse led the effort to slow debate as they prepared a broad speech combatting the privately operated government reformed satellite plan. The bill, approved by the Commerce Committee, faces opposition from Sen. Kefauver.
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Washington
UPI
Len Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Senate
Telstar
Journal
Gruening
Edward F. Mansur Jr
Morse
Senate Commerce Committee
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Senate Judiciary Committee
Welfare Bills Signed by JFK Expand U.S. Welfare Reform
President Kennedy signed a broad welfare bill expanding federal aid to more than six million recipients and stressing rehabilitation to reduce reliance on relief. The legislation includes at least 420 dollars a month for each of 28 million aged, blind and disabled on relief, supports day care, and raises federal matching to 75 percent for states meeting new standards.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Labor Leader Seeks Censure Over Cabinet Purge
Labour leader Hugh Gaitskell asked Parliament to censure Prime Minister Harold Macmillan and call a general election over a cabinet purge described as sensational. He called the purge of a third of the cabinet a major confession of failure and a crisis that unsettled the ruling party.
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London
UPI
Labor Party
Hugh Gaitskell
Harold Macmillan
Gaitskell
House Commons
Macmillan
Fen Bie
Federal court orders Prince Edward County to reopen schools
A federal judge in Richmond orders Prince Edward County Virginia to reopen public schools by September 7. The court mandates plans for nonracial admission in elementary and high schools and to accept applications promptly. The ruling follows the county's 1959 closure to avoid desegregation and cites the 1954 Supreme Court decision.
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Richmond
UPS
Prince Edward County
U. S
Oren R. Lewis
Orig
Supreme Court
Lewis
Prince Edward's
U.S. Supreme Court
Virginia
Supreme Court of Appeals
State Supreme Court
King Warns Albany Blood Could Flow Before Freedom
In Albany Georgia Dr Martin Luther King Jr warns that streets may run with blood before freedom urging unity while planning talks with Negro leaders on whether further demonstrations will avert violence. Governor Vandiver warns he may call in the National Guard to maintain peace as clashes injure officers and arrests rise.
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Albany, Ga
UPI
Albany
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Georgia
Atlanta
Ernest Vandiver
Vandiver
Elbert Tuttle
Ralph Abernathy
White House
Kennedy
Abernathy
Lions Urged to Aid Soil Testing Program Launch
Dr. Ervin Baxter of Texas Power and Light urged Bonham Lions club members to back the Dont Guess Soil Test program in Fannin county starting August 1 for two weeks. The soil tests will show the right fertilizer types and amounts and measure organic matter to guide farmers in the blacklands where organic content averages about two percent versus five percent in better land.
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Ervin Baxter
Texas Power and Light Co
Bonham Lions Club
Baxter
Blacklands
ASC Committeemen To Receive Notice Of Suspension
Five suspended community agriculture committeemen allegedly bought illegal rice acreage allotments. Lewis David of ASCS said the five would be identified today. The committeemen handle rice allotments locally under federal regulations. The IRS is checking for unreported income from illegal assignments, with felony penalties up to five years and a $10,000 fine.
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College Station
UPS
Lewis David
US Agricultural Stabilization and Conservative Service
ASCS
Internal Revenue Service
Court denies stay in Estes inquiry. hearing to proceed
A Texas district judge refused Commercial Solvents request to halt a court of inquiry into Billie Sol Estes affairs. The decision keeps the eighth Estes inquiry moving, with witnesses from Amarillo and Lubbock set to testify and immunity provisions in place.
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Amarillo
Tex
UPI
New York Chemical Company
Billie Sol Estes
Dist
Mary Lou Robinson
Commercial Solvents
Texas Atty
Will Wilson
Wilson
Texas
Estes
Court of Inquiry
Robinson
Bob) Bradshaw
Houston
Adams
Aview
West Temn
Coleman D. McSpadden
Lubbock
Harold E. Orrand Rued Alexander
Claude D. Lewsader
Pecos
McSpadden
Superior Maneufacturing Co
Wilsom Wilson
Dulles
McSpedden
Builty
Lewseder
Rodeo Performance Canceled by Weather
The rodeo event scheduled for tonight was rained out. An announcement at 2 p.m. by Agus Ueckethan noted a rescheduling plan.
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Kuecksihan
Agus Ueckethan
Algerian Crisis Deepens as Provisional Gov Calls Mass Protests
In Algiers the Provisional Government urged nationwide demonstrations against the Constantine seizure. Berber troops and GPRA factions clash amid reports of casualties and the capture of military officials, heightening fears of civil war and prompting calls to resist dictatorship.
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Algiers
UPI
Constantine
Ben Khedda
GPRA
Tizt Ouzou
Kabaylia Mountains
Belkacem Krim
Mohamed Boudali
Wnt
Ahmed Ben Sella
Willaya
Lakhdar Ben Tabbal
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United States
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James Horton
Philip Horton
Joe Todd
Sam Meade
Mike Sudderth
Jerry Robinson
Jim Baccus
Tony Thompson
Phil Dopson
Milan Bowman
Ronnie Bowman
Charles Smithey
B Owing
Philp Horton
James Winnett
Marc Clayton
Chuck Weaver
Jim Crittenden
George Leatherwood
Larry Mankin
Bryce McIntyre, Jr
Dennis Holman
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Los Angeles
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