Deaths Rites Held For Horace A Rich Retired Farmer
Funeral services for Horace Allen Rich 74 a retired farmer were held at Wise Funeral Home chapel at 10 a.m. Wednesday. Rich died in a Bonham hospital Monday night July 4 1960. Officiating were Rev A M McLain and Rev R L Cates. Interment Grove Hill cemetery. Surviving include son R D Rich Bonham two daughters Mrs George Young and Mrs E A Jones both of Dallas three brothers.
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Horace Allen Rich
Wise Funeral Home
R. D. Rich
Bonham
George Young
E. A. Jones
Dallas
Rich Family Link in Corsicana Ennis and Clarendon
Obituary notes the Rich family ties in Corsicana Ennis and Clarendon with W D Rich and C C Rich among surviving relatives and mentions Mrs Cordia Rich who preceded him in death in 1951.
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Ers
Clan Rich
Corsicana
W. D Rich
Ennis
C. C. Rich
Clarendon
Cordia Rich
Herman Baker Dies in Burleson County Stock Farm Life
Herman T. Baker 49 a noted stock farmer died at 4 40 am Wednesday July 6 1960 in Sherman hospital following a lingering illness Funeral services set for 3 pm Thursday at Wise Funeral Home Chapel Bonham with Otis Proffitt Billy Barr and Rev Gary Regan officiating Interment in Willow Wald cemetery Bonham Pallbearers to be friends from Whitesboro Survivors include wife Mary Helen two children Bruce and Roselle two sisters and a brother Born February 9 1911 in Edhube he was the son of G W Baker and the late Mr Baker He graduated from Ector High School married Mary Helen Fogle December 26 1934 and moved to Whitesboro in 1940 to run a stock farm The family returns to Ector in 1958 after purchasing a stock farm there The family to be at Wise Funeral Home Wednesday night.
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ECTOR
Herman T. Baker
Sherman
Wise Funeral Home Chapel
Bonham
Otis Proffitt
Church of Christ
Whitesboro
Billy Barr
Southside
Wise Funeral Home
Willow Wald
Mary Helen Baker
Bruce Baker
Dallas
Rozele Baker
G. W. Baker
Lynwood Hogue
Coplin Rites Slated Thursday in Ladonia
Funeral services for Charley C. Coplin 73 a retired farmer and Ladonia resident for several years are planned for Thursday in Ladonia with burial to follow details unnamed in the fragment.
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Ladonia
Spl
Charley C. Coplin
Coplin Rites Set at Ladonia Church
Funeral services for Mr Coplin will be held at 3 pm Thursday at the Church of Christ in Ladonia. He died Tuesday July 5 1960 at his home. Officiating will be Billy Barr and Rev Norman Vandergriff. Interment in Oak Ridge cemetery with Delta Funeral Home directing. Survivors include widow Mrs Norma Sharpe Coplin six children from a former marriage two sons M E Coplin Paris S K Coplin Oklahoma City C R Coplin Bill Coplin Dallas two daughters Mrs Virginia Sherwood Paris Mrs Geneva Johnston Daingerfield a brother Luke Coplin Roxton a sister Mrs Rosa Siddle Rox ton 12 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Born April 27 1887 in Tennessee to Thomas M Coplin and his wife. His first wife the former Miss Cora preceded him in death in 1939.
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Church of Christ
Ladonia
Coplin
Billy Barr
Southsideside
Bonham
Norman Vandergriff
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Delta Funeral Home
Norma Sharpe Coplin
M. E. Coplin
Paris
S K Coplin
Oklahoma City
C. R Coplin
Bill Coplin
Dallas
Virginia Sherwood
Geneva Johnston
Daingerfield
Luke Coplin
Roxton
Rosa Siddle
Tennessee
Mr Coplin
Thomas M. Coplin
Cora
Rites incomplete for Ed Stephens still by Wise Funeral Home
Last rites for Ed Stephens 81 of Ivanhoe are incomplete with Wise Funeral Home arranging. He died at his Ivanhoe home on Monday July 4 1960. Burial will be at New Hope cemetery. He leaves Sammie Stephens five sons C L Stevens Ed Roy Stephens Claude Stephens Filmer Joe and Vernon Stephens two daughters Mrs Laura Keene Mrs R L Reed one brother two sisters 30 grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Ed Stephens
Ivanhoe
Wise Funeral Home
New Hope
Sammie Stephens
C. L. Stevens
Lubbock
Ed Roy Stephens
San Francisco
Calif
Claude Stephens
Korea
Joe
Vernon Stephens
Laura Keene
R. L. Reed
Telephone
Packers Sign Forrest Gregg and Norm Masters for 1960 Season
Green Bay Packers players Forrest Gregg and Norm Masters have returned their signed contracts for the 1960 season. The deals provide the club with four offensive tackles, completing their line for the year.
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Green Bay, Wis
Hospital News Risser Patients Dismissals Listed
Risser Hospital patient notes include Ruth Lane Ector and T J McLain in Leonard along with M M Cooksey Ralph Owens and Leroy Loftis in Bonham and Ector entries for Mrs. Allen Vermillion arnie R Kizer and W C Finnell. Dismissals noted for Ralph Owens and others.
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Risser Hospital
Ruth Lane
T. J. McLain
Leonard
Allen Vermillion
Bonham
Arnie R. Kizer
M. M. Cooksey
Ector
Ralph Owens
Leroy Loftis
W. C. Finnell
Medical and Surgical Patients and Births Listed
A list from a Dallas hospital notes Mrs Eugene F White and baby boy, Mrs Willie Mae Chennault, Mrs R Ford, Mrs Nora Annip, Mrs Mary Watkins, Howard Higdon, Clyde Blackwell, Miss Donna Mendenhall, Mrs George Tarpley, Jackie Lackey, Mrs Elmer Ingram, Mrs Roy McCraw and baby girl, D A Lawshae, Collie Hodges, Albert Milner, Homer Thompson, Sanders Newsom, Mrs Ella Jones, Mrs E S Lyday, T H Williams, Mrs A B Cockrill, and Mrs Bertie Caldwell among others.
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Eugene F. White
Dallas
Willie Mae Chennault
Leonard
Ford
Windom
Nora Annip
Bonham
Mary Watkins
Howard Higdon
Clyde Blackwell
Ivanhoe
Donna Mendenhall
Telephone
George Tarpley
Oklahoma City
C. L. Kirksey
Savoy
Jackie Lackey
Elmer Ingram
Roy McCraw
D. A. Lawshae
Austin
Collie Hodges
Ector
Albert Milner
Homer Thompson
Sanders Newsom
Dodd City
Ella Jones
E. S. Lyday
Wolfe City
T. H. Williams
A. B. Cockrill
Bertie Caldwell
Ruggles Ends 50 Years as Newsman
William B Ruggles longtime newspaperman retires as editor of the Dallas News editorial page after more than 50 years in the field and 41 years with the Dallas paper. He became editor in 1943 while serving overseas in World War III under E M Dealey.
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Dallas
UPI
William B Ruggies
Houston Post
Dallas News
Ruggles
the News
Relatives Seek Stay of Nisbet Sentence in Houston Scandal
Relatives of Luther V M Nisbet urge the Pardons and Paroles Board to delay his four year sentence so he can aid his gravely ill 17 year old son. Nisbet was convicted in Houston city land and house scandals and turned himself in after appeals to the Supreme Court failed. Ward Farrington, Nisbet’s uncle, cites humanitarian grounds to assist the boy treated for a blood condition after an appendicitis operation.
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Austin
APS
Houston City
City
Pardons and Paroles Board
Jack Ross
Pat Bullock
Luther VM. Nisbet
Nisbet
Houston City Land and House
Joe Angle Jr
Houston
U. S. Supreme Court
Ward Farrington
Ross
Bullock
Farrington
L. Melvin Nisbet
Jefferson Davis High School
Mutineers March On Leopoldville in Congo Crisis
Mutineers from the native Congolese army advanced toward Leopoldville, seizing Belgian officers, trucks, and cars from Hardy Camp at Thysville. They passed Madimba en route to the capital as Patrice Lumumba ordered an armed column of loyal troops to intercept the march.
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Leopoldville
Congo
UPI
Republic
Hardy Camp
Thysville
Here
Madimba
Patrice Lumumba
Associate Editor Dick West to Succeed Ruggles
The paper announced that associate editor Dick West will assume the post left by Ruggles, marking a leadership shift in the editorial desk. West brings deep newsroom experience and will oversee sections including city, features, and opinion.
Eisenhower backs two way talks and defends Nixon candidacy
President Eisenhower said two to talk is needed for agreement and expressed readiness to extend consultation with the new president. He praised Rockefeller as a dedicated worker while disputing claims of a weaker American defense and noted little difference between proposed and enacted budgets. He avoided age questions and kept away from Kennedy Johnson politics.
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Eisenhower
Rockefeller
Russia
Congress
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Lyndon B. Johnson
Wolfe City forms Kiwanis chapter led by Austin
Kenneth Austin elected president of the newly organized Wolfe City Kiwanis Club under Commerce Kiwanis sponsorship. Other officers include Charles Wilson as vice president James Baker treasurer and Ray Pharr secretary. Directors are Tom Robnett J R Radican Gordon Nelson Sidney Wasson Eugene Fulks Bob Hames and Charles Engle. Charter night set for July 21 with Kiwanis members from North Texas in attendance.
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Wolfe City
Spl
Kenneth Austin
Kiwanis Club
Commerce Kiwanis Club
Wolfe City Club
Charles Wilson
James Baker
Ray Pharr
Tom Robnett
J R. Radican
Gordon Nelson
Sidney Wasson
Eugene Fulks
Bob Hames
Charles Engle
Kiwanis
North Texas
Durocher May Get Manager's Job With Giants
Los Angeles. Leo Durocher, formerly of the Brooklyn Dodgers, may become the San Francisco Giants manager next season. Interim manager Tom Sheehan will stay on for now as Giants owner Horace Stoneham hints at a move after firing Bill Rigney last June.
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LOS Angeles
UPI
Leo Durocher
Brooklyn Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Tom Sheehan
Giant
Horace Stoneham
Lippy
Durocher
Stoneham
Sheehan
Bill Rigney
Giants
Cuban Ban Not to Affect Imperial Sugar Plant
Sugar Land Texas plant head W H Louviere says Cuban sugar makes up about 10 percent of output, roughly 30 000 tons, and that level has already been received this year, so the Cuban export ban would have little impact on operations.
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Sugar Land, Tex
UPI
Imperial Sugar Co
Sugar Land
Cuba
Imae
W. H. Louviere
Markets Fort Worth Live Stock Report
Live stock prices in Fort Worth show cattle and calves steady to higher demand. Slaughter steers calves bring 23.25 to 24.00, stock steer calves 22.00, hogs steady to 25 higher, butchers 17.25 to 18.00 for No 1-2 grade 190-225 lb, sows 12.50 to 14.00. Sheep show spring lambs 17.50 to 19.00, ewes 6.00 to 6.50.
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Fort Worth
UPI
Oilers and Sparks Win Tuesday in Bonham League
The Oilers defeated Cantrell Motor Thunderbirds 8 to 5 while the Sparks beat Birdwell's Lumberjacks 14 to 6 marking a resumed season for the Texas League of Bonham Boys Baseball. Friday features Thunderbirds vs Lumberjacks and Dodgers vs Oilers.
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Oilers
Sparks
Texas League
Bonham Boys Baseball, Inc
Cantrell Motor Thunderbirds
Birdwell
Lumberjacks
Thunderbirds
Dodgers
Dow Jones Averages Move Slightly Higher At 2 P.M
Market update shows the Dow Jones Industrial Average at 64098 up 0.07, the 20 rail index at 141.66 down 0.55, and the 15 utilities at 9362 up 0.65. Fourth hour sales reach 400,000 to 2 p.m. with total 2,000,000.
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Dow Jones
P.m. E.D.T
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Ted) Dealey
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