Khrushchev Sets Cuba as Base for Latin American Push
Soviet Premier Khrushchev announced Cuba will be the starting point for a major Latin American penetration campaign, aligning Havana with Fidel Castro against the United States, echoing Moscow’s earlier backing of Nasser in the Middle East five years ago.
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Bonham Boys Report Nighttime Ghosts Spur Early Return
A group of Bonham youths cut short two all night outings east of town after eerie sights and noises a shadowy figure fleeing into the woods left them frightened. Participants included Melvin Clark Donald Jacobs Greg Forgy Roger Spillers Larry Munger and James Fort Duff and in the second night Clark Forgy Spillers and Munger.
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Bonham Park Hosts Large Scout Groups This Weekend
Bonham State Park will host a Baton Rouge group of 30 Boy Scouts plus 4 leaders and 37 parents, totaling 71. Another large party from Fort Worth arrives July 25 to 27 with about 100 4-H youths for a three day camp.
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Bonham State Moves Into New Building
Bonham State bank relocates after 29 years on the southwest corner to a new northeast corner site. Business starts at 9 a.m. Monday with a formal opening scheduled for July 17 in the modern quarters.
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Bonham State Bank
Officers Seek Man Wanted for Forgery
Fannin county officers hunted a man accused of passing forged checks in Honey Grove. Sheriff Hoyt Ivey said about six forged checks were circulated in the county. Deputies Odell Hyepock and Troy McNear scoured eastern county locations without locating him as a warrant was issued by Justice B. N. Parrish in Honey Grove.
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US will not be deterred by Khrushchev threats says Dil lon
Under Secretary of State C Douglas Dillon said Khrushchev's threats will not deter the United States from protecting its interests in the hemisphere. He noted Khrushchev urged non intervention in Cuba and warned of Russian rockets if America acted. Congressional leaders urged Khrushchev to stay out of the Cuban dispute. Dillon discussed the issue with Secretary Herter before leaving for a Geneva meeting.
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Riots Break Out Across Italy in Red Belt Violence
Communist street fighters clashed with police in Reggio Emilia amid a Red belt wave that left 10 dead and hundreds hurt. Thousands attended funerals for five Communists. Palmiro Togliatti led the procession after returning from Moscow. New clashes erupted in Catania and Palermo with tear gas and arrests. A bystander in Palermo died from a stray bullet.
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Fannin Officers Seek Honey Grove Woman and Her Two Children
Sheriff Hoyt Ivey requests help locating a 17 year old woman who left her Honey Grove home Friday night with her two young children. Local residents urged to report any information to authorities.
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Mexico backs Cuba solidarity amid U S Cuban crisis
Mexico’s government newspaper El Nacional endorsed solidarity with the Cuban people in the Fidel Castro dispute as the United States sought clarification on Emilio Sanchez Piedras remarks. Senator Manuel Moreno Sanchez urged oil shipments to Cuba to aid refineries seized by Castro, while Hill and Jello discussed official stance.
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New Parole System Proving Value in Texas
Sack Ross of the State Board of Pardons and Paroles says Texas new professional parole supervision has improved law enforcement and saved tax dollars. He notes prior to 1957 volunteers managed parole supervision and contrasts it with the clearer professional oversight now in place.
Plan for North Texas student center announced in Denton
A $25 000 student center for North Texas State College will open this fall. The Disciples of Christ church has bought nearby residences for remodeling into the center.
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Johnson Plans Sunday Dash for Alabama Delegates
President Eisenhower warned Khrushchev to keep hands off Cuba and not threaten a regime in the Western Hemisphere. Lyndon Johnson heads to Alabama for a personal appeal to uncommitted delegates before the Democratic convention.
Powers Charged by Soviets With Espionage
Soviet Tass agency says Francis Powers American U-2 pilot has been indicted on state crimes, with a military tribunal to hear the case. Conviction could mean seven years to death. trial details and location remain undisclosed. American officials have not yet viewed Powers since his capture May 1.
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Dynamite Found Hidden in Abandoned Farm House Near Bonham
Sheriff Ivey and Deputy Hyepock recovered 26 sticks of dynamite, a box of caps, wire and batteries from walls of a long abandoned farm house southeast of Bonham after questioning three boys. A tip linked the cache to earlier explosions northeast of Bonham. No arrests yet.
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Little Change in North Central Texas Weather Through Sunday
Partly cloudy skies with warm temperatures forecast for Bonham and the North Central Texas area through Sunday. Highs in the low 90s, lows in the upper 60s, with no precipitation expected statewide though showers may occur in South East Texas and the Panhandle.
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Kennedy Directs Campaign in L A after Southern breach
Democratic convention coverage reports Sen John F Kennedy arriving in Los Angeles to command his frontrunning bid for the Democratic nomination. His surge cracks Lyndon Johnson's Southern base as North Carolina governor-elect Terry Sanford endorses Kennedy, predicting strong first-ballot support in New York and Oklahoma.
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