Government Split Over Girard Trial Surrender
Attorney predicts Army Specialist William S. Girard will be ordered to Washington next week and never stand trial in Japan, while government lawyers expect a federal court to uphold surrender to Japanese jurisdiction. The case prompts a White House visit for Ottawa, Illinois protesters and a Japanese trial watch by Senate staff.
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Bob Hope of the Camp Honor For Sudderth At District 4-H Encampment
Timothy Sudderth son of Mr and Mrs James Sudderth earned the nickname Bob Hope of the Camp at the District IV 4 H encampment in Trinidad last week County Agent Gene Graves said Sudderth kept the group laughing while performing well in all camp activities. Local law enforcement hunted suspects during the week with a car theft arrest made and residents joined a chicken dinner fundraiser for the Cemetery Association in Ravenna.
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Chambers Held Over Car Theft Charge in Hunt County
Chambers transported to Hunt county jail after being arrested in Durant on a theft of a car from Pinky Stevens at Quinlan on May 29. He told officers he would fight extradition to Hunt county and was moved from Durant to Greenville Friday afternoon.
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Change Seen in Ike's Attitude On Gas Measure
Washington reports indicate President Eisenhower may abandon his push for specific amendments to a pending natural gas bill. Chair Oren Harris of the House Commerce Committee held a Sunday press conference amid talks that the bill should require the Federal Power Commission to set production costs and grant rate increase authority. Producers insist on field pricing to ensure a fair return on gas, challenging federal price controls.
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Showers Forecast For Sunday In Bonham Area
Weather forecast for Bonham calls for widely scattered thundershowers Sunday late afternoon into night. Temperatures are expected to rise slightly with unsettled conditions noted by the US Weather Bureau.
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Foreign Aid Fees Mapping New Plans To Reduce Funds
Washington UPS critics of President Eisenhower's foreign aid program mapped new efforts to trim the 3638 million dollar authorization as the measure heads to Senate debate. Senator Morse drafted a minority report and plans amendments restricting long range military aid and loans. Senate Democratic Whip Mansfield said he would support further cuts on the floor, while Eisenhower supporters praised the committee’s pared down 227 million dollar reduction. The committee cut total 242 million, adding 24 million for Latin America not requested by the President. GOP unity on the reduced program was noted with possible further cuts ahead.
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First Storm of Season Boiling Up Out of Gulf
A tropical storm formed in Campeche Bay and moved toward Florida with winds up to 50 mph. By noon it tracked north-northeast 200 miles south of Mobile with heavy rains, threatening the northwest Florida coast near Pensacola. Small craft were advised to stay in port and Navy Hurricane Hunters began reconnaissance missions.
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Weather Outlook for North Central Texas
Partly cloudy through Sunday in North Central Texas with widely scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers. Forecast emphasizes warm afternoons and isolated storms across the region.
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Field Bonham Guardsmen Start Second Week
Members of the National Guard or Gtr street relocate to Field Bonham for a second week of training. The unit, supported by Capt dy and command staff, begins drills Monday focusing on readiness and discipline amid evolving field conditions.
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Plans for Bonham State Park Improvements
Plans for Bonham State Park include modernization with rest rooms and staff facilities. The initiative covers park outlays and development during the current phase, aiming to upgrade amenities while maintaining operations and safety for visitors.
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Gulf Coast Gambling Joints Shut Tight in Sweep
Prosecutors and law enforcement conduct a broad closure of gambling dens along the Gulf Coast. Authorities say the operation targets illegal betting rings and seeks to curb crime and corruption tied to illicit gaming. Police expect further arrests as investigations continue across multiple counties.
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Open Curtain Policy Proposed by Johnson to Contact Nations
A community notice outlines an Open Curtain policy proposed by Johnson to contact nations. It announces a Father of the Year contest with gifts and a cash prize, plus nominations rules and submission details.
Rayburn Opposes Dam on East Fork Below Lavon
A report details Rayburn opposing a dam on the East Fork below Lavon Dam. The article includes garbled passages but notes concerns about cost and impact, mentioning figures around 20 million dollars and involvement of local officials.
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Scout units from Bus d Arc district head to NeTaco summer camp
Six units from Bus d Arc district will attend the NeTaco Troops summer camp at Glover River during June 16 to 21. Units include Troop 51 Honey Grove, 54 255 and 260 Bun ham, 151 Windom, and 156 Leonard ben Knecat field executive said the camp runs the week with adult leaders Rev Raymond Trompler Honey Grove S K McClendon Leonard B J Stathnga Windom Dean Smith and O M Weaver Jr Bon hamwill accompany. The camp schedule has early departure next Sunday and return the following Saturday before dark with activities including prayers and crafts under director Claud Hayurn and staff.
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Open Discussion Of All Problems Urged by Senator Johnson
Senator Lyndon B Johnson proposed an open curtain policy to broadcast full discussions of disarmament and other urgent issues with the Soviet Union. He urged weekly exchanges and mutual contacts between American and Soviet leaders, farmers, scholars, labor and industry figures, using Soviet radio and U S television to reach global audiences.
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Murder charges filed against two youths in Wyoming case
In Evanston Wyoming two young suspects were charged with murder for the death of Howard Gearnes. The 412 year old Omaha resident was found shot between the eyes about four to five days earlier. One suspect was arraigned in Muskogee Court and the other in San Diego Court.
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Juarez Installs Woman Acting Mayor for First Time
Juarez appoints Guadalupe Brenner acting mayor for 15 days during Mayor Rene Mascarenas' absence. Brenner, an alternate alderman, will oversee Juarez public education and municipal duties as the first woman to hold the post.
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