Mike Southerland Wins Institute Speech Award
Mike Southerland named winner of the Rapport Speed ward at the Roswell New Mexico Institute in a ceremony. He earned the award for a speech before the cadet corps and was selected for promotion considerations at the United States Naval Academy.
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Speed @ward
Eg Det
New Mesxico Vibtors Institute
Roswell
Bonham St Radas
Vmiroged
Edward Southerland
Hid
Young Southerland
Wally
Acadet
Corp
Cradeate
Naval Academns
Wallee Port
Bills Set Aside To Rename Veterans Center And Hospital
Washington lawmakers set aside bills to rename the Veterans Hospital and to name another hospital after late congressmen Edith Rankin and Brown Rankin. Teague chairs the House Veterans Affairs panel and notes liberal support for hospital naming as part of committee action.
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Center
Washington
Sues
Teague
House
Ated
Edith Neat
Mass
Nanning
Rankin
Veterans Hospital
Banham Hospital
Rayturene
Bedford
Maus. Hopital
Mrs Rogers
Large Crowd Sees Tour Slides at Council Meeting
A crowded council session reviews a European tour and local projects. Attendees hear about county road plans and a June 9 award night while officials discuss electic coop issues and community outreach.
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Marrony Cox
Rade
Ban Coun
Banning
Fectric
Cope
Datlias
Fexas
Bonham
Mathematical Honors Highlighted at Southeastern Redeat
A Southeast school recognizes Pram Bonham, a junior high math teacher, for outstanding teaching and student achievement. The event honors Bonham’s work in advanced math education and his impact on the department.
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Pram Bonham Junior High School
Hha
Creed Cat Southeastern Theo
Dunant
United States and Russia Sign Consular Pact to Ease Tensions
The United States and the Soviet Union signed a consular pact aimed at easing tensions and expanding access to US citizens in the USSR and reciprocal rights for Russians in the United States. The agreement, hailed as detente progress, could lead to new Soviet consulates in American cities and an American consulate in Russia.
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United States
US Senate
Soviet Union
New York
Chicago
San Francesco
Russia
Peringrad
Odessa
Romania
Johnson
Just Shy of All Rainfall in 1963 and 1964 Records
Rainfall details for Bonham show 1964 May reaching 2005 inches, nearly matching 1963 annual total. May 26 stood as the warmest day at 94 degrees with May 13 cooler at 50. Monthly totals for five years listed, highlighting record and near-record rainfall patterns.
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SAS
Gome
Congo Rebels Kill 100 in Ambush
Rebels said to have ambushed an ANC unit of about 100 men near Rizizeville south of Bukata in Kivu province. The government reported heavy fighting with troops retreating to Bthaiwuo as rebels pressed advances.
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the Congo
UPI
Wilke Anocenture National Conwlese Army
ANC
Rea Provincs
Rizizeville
Kivu
Bukata
Bthaiwuo
Mmetsedey van Kiva
Wats
Aps
Revival Slated At Telephone Methodist Church
The Revo Fitzhugh Talbot of Karst Methodist church Bonham will preach at the Telephone Methodist revival June 7 through June 4. RL Cates is pastor. Services start at 7 45 pm nightly and the public is invited to attend.
Castro accuses U S of Germ Warfare in Cuba
Fidel Castro charged the United States with testing or attempting germ warfare against Cuba after balloons fell near Sancti Spiritus. The Havana communique said the devices dissolved on impact releasing a gelatinous substance like bacterial culture but offered no evidence linking the U S to the incident and noted rain hindered sampling.
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UPI
Fidel Castro
United States
Cuba
Castro
Sancti Spiritus
A's Recall Jose Pitcher Aker Sent to Dallas
Kansas City Athletics announce they have sent pitcher Jack Aker a right hander to their Dallas affiliate. Aker was recalled from the minor leagues and will report to the Dallas club for assignment.
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Kansas City, Mo
Kansas Ciy Athletics
Jack Aker
Dallas
Death of Mattie Lee Jones at age 89 in Bonham
Mattie Lee Jones 89 of Route 3 Bonham died Monday at home. Born October 24 1874 in Bonham she was daughter of John Gayne and died in Ham at her residence. She was a Nazarene and will be buried in Dodd City Cemetery after services at Cooper Funeral Home with Rev. Thomas Beall presiding. Survivors include daughters Lona Hume and Lola Smith two brothers Ernest Gayne one sister Lillie Adair twenty four great grandchildren and thirteen great great grandchildren.
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Mattie Lee Jones
Ham
Route 3
Bonham
John Gayne
The
Nazarene Church
Cooper Funeral Home
Thomas Beall
Trinity Baptist Church
Dodd City
Jones
Lona Hume
Lola Smith
Ernest Gayne
Lillie Adair
Hearietta
Mary E. Marshall Rites Are Set For Wednesday
Mrs. Mary F. Marshall 74 died at 2am Tuesday June 2 1964 in Hols Convalescent Home. Funeral services are Wednesday at Wise Funeral Home chapel with interment at Willow Cemetery. She was widow of Bacon Marshall born June 19 1889 at Rock Hall South Carolina. She belonged to the Farm Club and recalled pitcher Jose Santiago from the same team.
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Mary F. Marshall
Hols
Wise Funeral Home
Shastri Opens New Era as India Prime Minister
Lal Bahadur Shastri, 59, elected unanimously by the Congress to succeed Jawaharlal Nehru as prime minister. He vows unity during a great crisis and a push toward a socialist society while facing domestic and external challenges. He previously served as deputy prime minister since Nehru’s stroke.
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NEW Deshe
UPID
Lal Bahadur Shastri
India
Congress Party
Jawaharlal Nehru
Shastri
Tada
Nehru
Baiigunee
Morarji Deegan Shastri
Gulranlal Nanda
Desai Nanda
Kunuiea
Nefouc
Shagtri
Dodgers Sign High School Catcher for Santa Barbara Farm
Angeles Dodgers sign 16 year old catcher Giest Goosen a high school athlete to a contract with a sizeable bonus He will report to the Dodgers class A Santa Barbara farm in the California League.
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Angeles
Giest Goosen
Los Angeles Dodgers
Goosen
Dodgers
Santa Barbara
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