Sun Kings Close Gap on Sonics in Texas League
El Paso edged Austin 13-4 as the Sun Kings trimmed Am arillo’s lead to a game and a half. Albuquerque defeated the Sonics 14-7 with Willie Crawford and Ted Size more homeruns. Dallas-Fort Worth completed a 3-1 series win over Arkansas, 8-6, with Tommy Smith and Joe Arcia homeruns. Tonight Albuquerque faces Dallas-Fort Worth, Austin visits Amarillo, and El Paso plays Arkansas.
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Adrian Garrett
Walt Hriniak
Jim Spencer
Dodgers
Willie Crawford
Ted Sizemore
Antel Alcaraz
Dallas-Fort Worth
Arkansas
Tommy Smith
Joe Arcia
USC and Oklahoma to renew football rivalry in 1973
The University of Southern California and the University of Oklahoma will renew their football rivalry on September 29, 1973, at the Memorial Coliseum. The teams have split the series two games, Oklahoma winning 17-12 in 1963 and USC claiming 40-14 in 1964.
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Whale shark, world’s largest fish, poses no harm to humans
The article notes that the whale shark is harmless to people. It emphasizes the creature’s size while stating no threat to divers or swimmers.
Late reception honors Goodnights belated golden wedding
Mr and Mrs Raymond Goodnight of Dodd City receive a belated golden wedding anniversary open house from 2 to 5 pm at their home. The couple wed Jan 14, 1916 in Windom and have lived in Windom and Dodd City area all their lives. Their five daughters and two sons will host, with several listed as residents of Roswell New Mexico Tyler Plano Houston and Windom.
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Dody City
Goodnight
Windom
Wind
Scouters to Meet At Lake Crockett
Bois d Arc district adult scouters gather Monday night at Lake Crockett for a district meeting. They may fish for a pre meeting fish fry with Harold Mary offering a prize for the biggest catch. John Armstrong of Bonham State Bank will be the chief cook. The session starts at 7 30 p m with access to fish during the day.
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Lake Crockett
Harold Mary
John Armstrong
Bonham State Bank
Deaths Sally Melugin Dies Rites Set Saturday
Sally Melugin 83 died in a Denison hospital at 2 a.m. Thursday June 8 1967 after an extended illness. Funeral services are set for 10 a.m. Saturday at Mullican Little Funeral chapel in Bells with ministers Dale Gore and Harry Stanley officiating. Interment Sunnyside cemetery. Survivors include three sons, three stepsons, a daughter, a stepdaughter, a sister and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Edward Melugin
Dallas
Bob Melugin
Garland
D. Q. Melugin
Savoy
Nolen Melugin
Denison
Willa
Dean Preston
Sacramento
Calif
Sidney Woodduff
Ector
Ella Williams
Los Angeles
Louise Gray Dies At Honey Grove
Louise Gray 48 of 87 South 2nd Street Honey Grove died suddenly Tuesday June 13 1967 at a physician office in Honey Grove. Funeral services Saturday at 2 PM at 16th Street Baptist Church Honey Grove with Rev H C Washington officiating. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery Fannin County Funeral Home in charge. Survivors include two sons Sgt Joe Louis Gray in Vietnam and Brian Lavon Gray of Dallas, two daughters Norma Gray and Lindy Love of Dallas, a sister Inez Mathis of Wichita Falls and four grandchildren.
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South 2Nd Street
16Th Street Baptist Church
H. C. Washington
Cedar Hill
Fannin County Funeral Home
Halvin Gray
Joe Louis Gray
U. S. Army
Vietnam
Brian Lavon Gray
Dallas
Norma Gray
Lindy Love
Inez Mathis
Wichita Falls
Mrs. Veta Haley Dies in Sherman
Mrs. Veta Haley 53, of Sherman and former Leonard resident, died in a Sherman rest home after an illness. Funeral plans by Waldo of Sherman were incomplete. Interment will be in Leonard Cemetery. Born February 25, 1914 in Greenville, she was a Church of Christ member. Survived by husband Mac Haley, two sons Don Haley and Larry Max Haley, daughter Minnie Smith, five sisters and three brothers.
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Greenville and Amarillo kin honored with seven grandchildren
A short notice notes Greenville and Roy Burns of Amarillo are referenced along with seven grandchildren. The fragment hints at family connections and extended kin, suggesting a local notice of interest to readers.
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Roy Burns
Amarillo
Thorne Services Saturday for Lee A Thorne
Funeral services for Lee A Thorne 90 will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. in Wise Funeral Home chapel with Rev. Carroll Copeland officiating. Interment follows at Dodd City Cemetery. Pallbearers named Lynwood Bill Preston Cleburne Hogue Willie Carpenter Roy Harp and Clarence Elkins. Surviving daughter Alice Lee Hansen of Bonham foster son A T Boyd of Paris grandson Mickey Simmons and three great grandchildren. Family hours 7 to 9 p.m. tonight.
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Chapel of Wise Funeral
Carrol Copeland
First Methodist Church
Dodd City
Lynwood
Bill, Preston
Cleburne Hogue
Willie Carpenter
Roy Harp
Clarence Elkins
Thorne
Bonham
Alice Lee Hansen
A. T. Boyd
Paris
Mickey Simmons
Arabs March On Embassy In Moscow
A crowd of about 2,000 Arab students marched on the American embassy in Moscow to protest U S aid to Israel. Soviet troops and police formed the defenses while demonstrators chanted Yankee Go Home and threw placards and attempted to scale barriers. Conflict ebbed as police detained several youths and the crowd dispersed after about 20 minutes.
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UPI
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Middle East
Dow Jones Averages at 11 a.m. Mixed Movements Across Sectors
At 11 a.m. Dow Jones averages show gains for rails and stocks while utilities and indus edge lower. Indices include the industrials around 872.62, rails about 252.42, utilities near 132.56, and the broader 65-stock composite near 317.73.
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Bragg Improves After Critical Condition at Dallas VA Hospital
Edgar Bragg, previously reported in critical condition, shows notable improvement while receiving care at the Dallas Veterans Affairs hospital. The update signals stabilization as doctors monitor his recovery in the facility.
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Edgar Bragg
Dallas VA
First Time Hotline Used in Middle East Crisis
The Middle East crisis used the first direct U.S.-Soviet hotline between leaders, Kosygin to Johnson, with a late-day Johnson reply. White House said Moscow was alerted of scrambles by U.S. Carrier planes aiding a ship after Israeli attack. officials cited multiple uses that week.
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George Christian
Moscow
U.S. 6Th Fleet
Mediterranean
Drug Firms May Be Quizzed By Senate Over Drug Pricing
Washington UPI. Senate investigators may subpoena major drug firms to explain pricing policies for prescription drugs. PMA accuses hearings of distortion after the panel targeted price differences between generic and brand name drugs. Three firms refused to testify, with Javits urging compulsion if refusals persist.
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UPI
Senate
Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association
PMA
Senate Small Business Monopoly
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Gaylord Nelson
Dwis
Nelson
Jacob K. Javits
R-N
Bonham Residents Briefed on Upcoming Matters
Bonham friends were advised Friday about local affairs. Bragg, a former member of the Bonham city commission and a contractor, features in the discussions.
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Bonham City Commission
Cocoa Youth Murder and Robbery Case Faces Probe
A Cocoa teenager was fatally attacked and robbed on a Cape Kennedy road route. William Frederick Hall is linked to the incident in which a 16 year old girl suffered a violent assault and a man was forced to the ground after an attempted abduction. Investigators search for Meritt Fell and other suspects as details emerge.
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Cape Kennedy
William Frderick Hall
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