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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1964
Page
6
Fannin county landowners and sportsmen may voice views on proposed fishing and hunting regulations Tuesday night at 8 in the Texas Power and Light auditorium. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department urges interested parties to attend and participate in the discussion.
Fullback Gene Young of Nebraska and quarterback Dan Hennene of William and Mary signed with the San Diego Chargers of the American Football League on Thursday as free agents.
From June 15 to July 24.77 the Bonham area sponsors a summer recreation program with baseball tennis and swimming at Bonham State Park. The program led by Jack Meadnhanos includes age group baseball at the Little League field and swimming for two age groups at the lake with school bus transportation and pre-meet at the high school. Swimming remains the most popular activity with over 100 participants expected.
A Czech court freed two Westerners, Tantve Wlisan, 25, and a Scottish student, after they had spent about two and a half months in custody prior to trial. The ruling followed their involvement in an attempt to smuggle a Har sucoen to the West.
West Texas dignitaries and local residents gather at Basin Campground in Big Bend National Park for a brief ceremony marking the 20th anniversary, recalling the park’s establishment 20 years ago on June 12.
A collage of reader reactions to varied topics from a tunnel of love at Palisades to instant aging of rice and horse racing. The piece notes an Agriculture Department rice aging claim, a telephone video service test, and a Sears catalog boast amid anecdotes and humor.
Washington Republican Senator John Tower says he will vote against cloture on the civil rights bill when it comes up next week. He cites unlimited debate as a time honored principle championed by Senate leaders, including former president Lyndon Johnson.
Mulberry residents attended graduation exercises at Southern Methodist University Monday where Rev Bill Haake of Dallas earned his degree. Several Mulberry residents attended commencement exercises at Bonham High School Monday evening with Mary Donaldson and Hourse Cain graduating. A large crowd attended memorial services and lunch at the Mulberry homecoming last Sunday.
San Francisco catcher Tom Haller hit a two run homer in the ninth to beat the Philadelphia Phillies 4 to 2 and put the Giants one game up in the National League race. Jesus Alou singled to start the rally as Haller connected off Ed Roebuck. Billy O'Dell earned the win after relieving Jack Sanford.
Boston outhits Kansas City 13 to 6 to win 8 6 at Municipal Stadium. Pitcher Jack Lamabe earned his sixth victory with help from Bob Heffner and Dick Radatz in a close ballgame.
Detroit Tigers beat Chicago White Sox 4 to 3 in Chicago. A pitching error and late rally secured the visitors the win, moving Chicago to second place.
Cleveland batter Fred Whitfield and Bob Chance each had three hits and launched back to back home runs in the sixth inning as the Indians surged past Sease.
New York Mets fall 9 2 as Dodgers deliver two hits each from Moon and Parker after Walt Alston benches Tommy Davis and Frank Howard for slumps. The manager moves Wally Moon into the lineup and Wes Parker into left field contributing to the victory.
Lee Maye delivered a two run single with two outs in the seventh inning to spark the Milwaukee Braves to a 6 5 victory over the Chicago Cubs on Saturday.
Steve Barber and Stu Miller limited Minnesota to five hits as Baltimore won 2-1 on Saturday. The Orioles extended their hot run with their 16th victory in 17 one run decisions.
Five workmen were injured when steel reinforcing rods collapsed at the third floor level of a large rocket assembly building under construction on Merritt Island. Three men fell 28 feet to ground level and two fell 13 feet from the second floor. two injuries are serious.
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