Townsfolk Report Harvest Bounty And Reunion Plans
Tood Nash says his four bushels of potatoes will last through the year while sharing Italian squash and Irish potatoes with neighbors. Margie Lou White survived a fall from a tree Tuesday night. Whitewright hosts Grayson College ex-students reunion on Sunday with a basket lunch at noon and homecoming at Moore's Chapel. An all-day cemetery maintenance program invites community participation.
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Tood Nash
Tood
Whitewright
Grayson College
Moore’s Chapel
Local Farmer Finds Oats Being Harvested Ahead of Him
Guy Glenn returns from Dallas to discover his fields being combined for oats. Leeman Sewell talks of a Branson trip to Silver Dollar City. Ted Biggers and Tom Francis persuade Jim Buford to buy coffee. Bob Bannister notes rising business as driver education ends.
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Guy Glenn
Dallas
Leeman Sewell
Missouri Ozark Country
Branson
Silver Dollar City
Ted Biggers
Tom Francis
Jimmy Buford
Bob Bannister
Britain lifts arms embargo to Middle East amid Soviet inaction
London reports Foreign Secretary George Brown says Britain ends general embargo on arms to the Middle East. He notes no immediate prospect of a broad embargo due to lack of Soviet cooperation and states arms to applicants will be reviewed case by case.
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London
UPIJ
Britain
Middle East
George Brown
Brown
House of Commons
US seeks urgent UN meeting to reinforce cease fire
The United States asked Security Council President Hans R. Tabor to convene an emergency session after the UN cease-fire orders, amid continued fighting on multiple Middle East fronts. Israel and Jordan signaled acceptance, but clashes persisted on Israeli Egypt and Israeli Syria fronts as diplomacy wage efforts.
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UPI
United States
Security Council
U.N
Middle East
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Council
Hans R. Tabor
Denmark
Israel
Tabor
Jordan
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Gulf of Aqaba
Sharm el Sheikh
Gulf
Soviets Threaten Sanctions Over Middle East War
Diplomats say the Soviet Union may impose sanctions on Israel for not complying with the United Nations Security Council cease fire call. The Kremlin warned it could sever diplomatic ties if Israel does not unilaterally quit the fighting, while Israel urged a halt only after Arab and Soviet forces lay down arms.
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UPJ
Soviet Union
Israel
United Nations Security Council
Middle East
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U.N
Abbi Eban
The
Security Council
Eban
Russia
United Nations
Egypt
Cairo Radio
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Syria
Kuwait
Algeria
Bonham Weather Forecast Sees Warm, Clear Skies Ahead
The U S Weather Bureau cautions farmers in Bonham area of clear to partly cloudy skies through Friday with little temperature change. A light cool front from the west will keep skies mostly clear and temperatures steady after a mid-60s low this morning and an upper-80s high yesterday.
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U. S
Weather Bureau
Bonham
Smog Forecast Planned as Computerized Warning Service
The Weather Bureau will launch a computerized pollution potential forecast to warn major U.S. cities up to 48 hours in advance about atmospheric conditions likely to cause air contaminant buildup starting July 1.
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Washington
UPI
Weather Bureau
Smup
U.S
Spectacular Show Missiles Pile Hit by Bombers
U S Navy pilots hit a store of North Vietnamese surface to air missiles in a raid described as spectacular. They reported destroying or damaging five MIG fighters on the ground at Kep airbase. American Marines battled near Hue and along the DMZ with 74 enemy deaths and 22 Marines killed, as overall casualties rose to 76,111 with 10,760 dead.
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Saigon
UPS
Charles E. Buehmer
Eugene
Ore
James L. Snlpman
Augora, Mo
North Vietnam
Kep
Panhandle
Hue
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Winten Hoeava
Con Thien
Khe Sanh
U.S
Tury
Two Fannin 4-H Teams Finish High
Fannin county 4-H clubs placed at the State 4-H Club Round-Up held at Texas A&M University. The Community Imprvement team Paulette Williams and Sheriff Shipman won first with a transistor radio prize, while the Field Corps team Wilson Howell and Ginger Sturdivant took second, earning Nocona handmade boots for prizes. County agents Wayne Cranfill and Mable London accompanied the group back to Bonham.
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Fannin County
Texas A
Paulette Williams
Sheriff Shipman
Allen’s Point Club
Field Corps
Wilson Howell
Ginger Sturdivant
Windom
Egyptians Fight Desert Battles as Cairo Claims Victories
In the Sinai Desert Israeli and Egyptian tanks clash as Maj. Gen. Rabin proclaims Egyptian forces destroyed in Sinai. Cairo reports battles along escape routes with air attacks on Suez Canal positions while Egypt and allies reject the U.N. cease fire.
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Walter Logan
United Press International
Sinai
Israel
Ishak Rabin
Cairo
Suez Canal
U.A.R
Wayne Roberts Elected Gober Superintendent
Wayne Roberts, a nine year Gober schools veteran and vocational agriculture teacher, was elected superintendent of Gober rural high school, effective July 1. He succeeds Z W Trout who becomes Bonham schools business manager.
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Wayne Roberts
Gober Rural Hion
Roberts
Z. W. Trout
Bonham Schools
Gober Schools
East Texas State University
ETSU
Gober Community Improvement Club
Hussein vows Jordan to fight to the last man
King Hussein, unshaven in battle dress, said Jordan was almost left alone by friends in the war against Israel. He pledged to fight to the last man if warfare resumes, noting Jordan alone accepted the UN cease fire while Israel agreed to observe it. He blamed defeat on superior Israeli air power.
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Amman
Israel
Cairo
Suez Canal Zone
Jerusalem
Halata
Yeed Hamaalah
Sea of Galilee
Damascus
Jordan
U.N
Rabin
Old City
Nablus
Ramallah
Jericho
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Raban
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Sharm el Sheikh
Egypt
Gulf of Aqaba
Sinai
Suez Canal
Soviet Union
Abba Eban
U.N. Security Council
Tass
Beirut
U. N
UPI
United Nations Security Council
Soviet Cruiser Joins U S Shadowing In Eastern Mediterranean
A Soviet cruiser joined other Russian warships shadowing U S 6th Fleet units in the eastern Mediterranean after a warning from Task Force 60 commander Vice Admiral Martin. The USS America tracked a possible Soviet submarine on sonar while the cruiser passed eight miles off the America, near an earlier near collision with a U S destroyer.
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UPS
U.S. 6Th Fleet
Task Force 60
6Th Fleet
America
Adm
W. S. Martin
Little Rock
W.C. Lawe
Martin
Israel
United Arab Republic
Israeli Attack on U.S. Ship in Mediterranean Kills Sailors
Israeli planes and torpedo boats mistakenly attacked the U.S. Navy research ship USS Liberty near the Sinai Peninsula. Four sailors were killed and 53 wounded. the attack occurred about 35 miles from the Sinai in international waters. The ship, armed only with four machine guns, was not in danger of sinking and was moving north to aid rescuers. The White House deferred to the Defense Department, and Israel apologized, saying the strike was in error.
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U.S
White House
Defense Department
Pentagon
Debt Hike is Nixed by House
An unusual coalition of House dissidents defeated the administration's proposed 29 billion increase in the national debt limit. The vote 246 to (unspecified) stopped a plan backed by the White House as Republicans and Democrats united to oppose higher federal spending and expansion of the Vietnam war.
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UPI
House
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