NATO Alliance Inadequate to Meet Red Surge
London report cites NATO Secretary General Paul-Henri Spaak saying the alliance is no longer adequate against communism. He urges expanding beyond military might with economic social and cultural efforts and calls for tactical and strategic atomic weapons and a revised unanimity rule to speed decisions.
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London
UPI
NATO
Paul-Henri Spaak
Spaak
Atlantic Congress
Europe
NATO Alliance
Warning Issued On Trash Barrel Burning By Police
Chief of Police O R McKiscock warns housewives to stop burning waste that does not burn well in trash barrels after complaints of foul odor from potato peelings and other rubbish. A found pair of glasses turned in at the station will be returned to the owner upon contact.
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O. R. McKiscock
McKissack
Mrs Lilley Sends Check to Keep The Favorite Coming
Mrs. G. M. Lilley of Texarkana mails payment to ensure The Favorite continues to be delivered to her address. She expresses pleasure at awaiting the arrival and notes she moved from Bonham 37 years ago but has followed The Favorite for years and does not want to miss its copy.
Patty Clark Reunites with Bicycle After Park Recovery
Patty Clark a daughter of Mr and Mrs Doss Clark recovered her bicycle after it vanished during a piano recital practice. Officers found the bike ridden several miles between the state park and town and returned it undamaged to the Clark family.
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Patty Clark
Doss Clark
Patty
Bonham State Park Hosts Webb Ceremony With Indian Dance
Bonham State Park will host a Thursday night Webb ceremony organized by park manager John Chumbley. Chumbley invites all Bonham residents to attend to witness an Indian dance highlighted as a top feature of the evening.
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Webb
Bonham State Park
John Chumbley
Chumbley
Bonham
Two Negroes Fined For Disturbance
City Judge Tom Denton fined two Negro men $25 and $12.50 in city court Monday on disturbance charges stemming from a Sunday night fight. Earlier Saturday, officers questioned a group of Negro boys, ages 8 to 13, in connection with a knife-scratch incident.
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Tom Denton
Naples Man Sentenced in Wife Slaying
Naples resident Monnie Freeman was sentenced to 68 years in prison by a jury for fatally shooting his wife last June in Paris Texas.
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Naples
Paris
Tex
UPI
Monnie Freeman
16 Die In Truck Crash Fire In Arizona Garlic Harvest
A truck carrying 16 Mexican contract laborers to Tolleson garlic harvest crashed into a tree and burned. Sixteen dead, 32 injured. driver Nate Manuel Glorian Jr survived with serious, non fatal injuries. Locals aided victims as two explosions occurred during the blaze. The truck belonged to Garin Co of Mesa.
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Phoenix
Ariz
UPI
Arizona
Nate Manuel Glorian Jr
Mesa
Bob Scott
KRIZ
Manuel
Glorian
Wayne Burris
Burris
Robert Camp
Camp
Garin Co
Tolleson
East German Leaders Meet Khrushchev in Moscow
Premier Nikita Khrushchev hosts Otto Ulbricht and 16 East German officials as Geneva talks loom. Delegates discuss a possible separate peace treaty and insist West Berlin must exit, signaling a potential détente or deepening division.
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Moscow
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
Geneva
Germany
Otto
Walter Ulbricht
Pravda
East Germany
West Berlin
Johannes Koening
Soviet Union
Neues Deutschland
Kvening
Berlin
East Berlin
Communist Party
Paul Werner
Hermann Matern
Ulwricht
West Germany
Poland
Oder-Neisse
Russia
House kills Price Daniel abandon ed property act
In Austin lawmakers pass a direct second reading vote 66 to 43 on the abandon ed property act sponsored by Rep Jim Bates of Edinburg. In Fort Stockton Norval Shannon 35 a service station owner was shot and killed at his home and his father in law Robert L Walker about 60 was charged with the murder.
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Fort Stockton, Tex
UPI
Norval Shannon
Robert L Walker
Psychiatrist issues medical note on Earl Long
In Galveston Texas Dr Titus Harris chief psychiatrist at Jehan Sealy Tal hospital issued a medical note on Louisiana Governor Earl Long stating no change and that the patient was a little bit more cooperative.
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Galveston
Tex
UPI
Titus Harris
Jehan Sealytal
Louisiana
Earl Long
Warshs
Long
Randolph Man Dies In Wreck
Randolph resident Tom Wattersen was killed instantly at 1 10 p m Monday when thrown from a shifting water truck on FM 816 about a half mile southwest of Welle City Witnesses said J P Wilsen was not hurt but seriously injured both men worked for R W McKinney on the Welle City Bailey farm road the truck skidded and turned and the water tank crushed Watersen under it
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Tom Wattersen
Randoigh
Mendey
FM 816
Welle City
J. P. Wilsen
Watersen
Wilsen
Watterson
R. W. McKinney
Welfe City - Bailey Farm
Bonham Weather to Continue Warm
Bonham area forecast shows little temperature change with partly cloudy skies and scattered thunder showers over the next 24 hours. A trace rainfall fell Sunday morning with heavier showers downtown and to the southeast and south of Bonham.
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Bonham
World and European figure skating championships set
The International Skating Union announced dates for major events. The world championships will be in Vancouver from March 2 to 5. The European championships will be in Munich or Garmisch Partenkirchen from February 4 to 7.
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Tours
France
UPI
International Ice Skating Assn
Vancouver
Canada
Munich
Garmisch Partenkirchen
Germany
Miami Beach Fifty Years Ago Was a Mangrove Swamp
Fifty years ago Miami Beach in Florida was a mangrove swamp before urban development transformed it into a seaside resort area. The note reflects on a historic environmental shift and the early landscape of the city.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Town Threatened Chlorine Tanks
A train derailment near McRae Georgia left two overturned tank cars carrying 20 000 gallons of chlorine gas. Evacuation plans were weighed but not enacted as crews tunneled through logs to access the cars and load them onto flatcars for removal. Authorities said the gas was contained with no immediate danger, while a local police officer suffered a heart attack amid the incident.
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Mcrae
UPI
K L Weeks
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
Brunswick
George Callihan
Olin Mathieson
E L. Blume
Blume
Army Reserve Company
49th Division Begins Two Weeks of Maneuvers at Hood
Citizen soldiers of the 49th Armored Division move into the field at North Fort Hood Texas for two weeks of rugged summer training. About 9 000 National Guardsmen from 81 Texas cities arrived by 70 buses 1 200 jeeps and trucks 600 cars and 22 planes without incident as Capt Stanley Freese reports smooth arrival.
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North Fort Hood, Tex
49Th Armored Division
National
Texas
North Fort Hood
Stanley Freese
Dallas
Ike Asks Congress to Increase Debt Limits
President Eisenhower asked Congress to raise the debt limits and safeguard public credit. He outlined three steps to strengthen financial stability and protect Treasury securities amid economic pressures.
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Ike
Congress
Washington
UPI
Tyrese
Treasury Securities
Nat Cna
Treasury
Eisenhower
X15 completes dry glide test over Edwards AFB
The X15 rocket plane made a dry drop from a B52 mothership over the Mojave Desert then glided to a landing on Rogers Dry Lake at Edwards AFB. Pilot Scott Crossfield controlled the craft during a 38,000 foot descent in clear conditions.
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Edwards Afb
Calif
UPI
America
Mojave Desert
Rogers Dry Lake
Scott Crossfield
North American Aviation
National Aeronautic and Space Administration
Ringe of Space
Crossfield
Edwards Air Force Base
Drylake
Earth
Senate Committee Approves Revised Texas Tax Bill
A Senate committee backed a revised 15 million dollar tax package including a three cent cigarette tax hike to eight cents per pack. The measure would raise about 151 million for the next two years, with gas, utilities, auto sales, liquor and wine taxes also adjusted while severance and certain corporate taxes were rejected. Rep. George T Hinson of Mineola vowed to fight the Senate version in the House.
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Austin
UPI
Senate
House
Price Damiel
George T Hinson
Mineola
Hinson
Daniel
Phillips
Mollon
Senate State Affair Committee
Dorsey Hardeman
San Angelo
Jimmy Phillips
Angleton
Hardeman
Texas Legislative Council
Sen
R. A. Weinert
Seguin
F Hiss
Kiwanis Luncheon to Feature Library Referendum Program
Thad Finley will chair the Kiwanis luncheon at the Gem cafe Tuesday noon. Reid Spivy Jr announces Mrs Dean Smith Bonham library president will discuss the June 16 library site referendum for the Hassell home. Beth Finnley and Teri Fowler will perform dances during the program.
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Thad Finley
Kiwanis Club
Gem Cafe
Reid Spivy
Dean Smith
Bonham Library
Charles Hassell
Beth Finnley
Teri Fowler
Weather Outlook for North Central Texas
Partly cloudy through Tuesday with isolated afternoon thunder showers. No significant temperature changes expected.
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Texas
Why A Public Library Offers Service to All People
Mrs. Lewie Morgan argues the public library should serve all readers not just be utilitarian. She contends libraries open knowledge as an escape from daily limits, fueling lifelong learning beyond schoolwork. The piece highlights the library as open doors to broaden citizens horizons in an age of information overload.
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Public Library
United States
Schoule
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