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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1966
Page
3
Thought for the day urges the Holy Spirit to quicken hearts for daily Pentecost. The message cites Acts 19:1-8 and Mark 16:15 about proclaiming the Good News to all creation. Cameron E. McRae of New York signs the reflection.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk wraps two days of talks with Finnish leaders on U.S. Viet Nam policy in Helsinki. Leftist protests did not materialize and Finland barred a Communist National Liberation Front representative from an anti American rally. Rusk heads to Oslo then NATO talks in Brussels.
Dean Rusk urged Congress on May 11 to loosen trade rules with Communist nations under President Johnson and Chamber of Commerce support. Congress resists, viewing relaxation as aiding Communist war potential, while business argues current policy diverts exports to Europe. Trade with Western Europe, Japan, and Communist states totals about 3 billion dollars annually, with U.S. trade near 100 million in some years. Poland's 1962 to 1963 trade slipped from 42.1 to 41.3 million. Poland blamed pressure from the John Birch Society. Western Europe and West Germany push to open the Communist market. firms from West Germany France and Italy seek joint Poland Hungary ventures. Eastern capitals attract Western investors as Yugoslavia and Hungary plan reforms and expanded trade beginning 1968.
James C. Van Zandt son of Mr and Mrs H R Van Zandt of 320 Allen Avenue was among 76 honor graduates at North Texas State University Wednesday night. He earned a bachelor of science degree in music after graduating Bonham High School in 1962. his parents attended the commencement exercises.
Hartford Connecticut United Press International reports the heroin conspiracy case against hairdresser James J. Miller went to a federal jury of 12. Judge M Joseph Blumenfeld gave a two hour charge urging fair verdicts and noting alibi defense is proper. Miller says he was working in his Milford beauty salon during two heroin transfers in Bridgeport in 1963.
In Santo Domingo UPI reports conservative Joaquin Balaguer led his main rival Juan Bosch as 20 percent of national vote counted. Balaguer held about 28 000 vote edge with 157 000 to 129 000 in official totals while Bosch hoped for a late surge in the presidential race.
The Bonham Pastors Association was described by Rev. Clyde Herring to Lions Club members. He cited aid to over 150 transients in 1965 and Christmas baskets for more than 130 Bonham-area families, funded by churches and inter-faith offerings.
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