County sportsmen debate deer quail season extensions
Cantrell Fannin County Sportsmen clash over Texas Game and Fish Commission scientists recommending longer deer and quail seasons this fall. Dick Wait invites all to a Tuesday meeting in the 6th District courtroom at 8 pm to air opinions on extending the quail season and the impact on local hunters and released stock.
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Texas and Game and Fish Commission
Dick Wait
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Fannin
Sportsmen's Club
Filling station operator tightens gasoline supply checks
A Bonham filling station operator plans closer monitoring of fuel inventory after a car he was driving ran dry while circulating around town. No injuries reported and the incident is being reviewed.
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Summer Weather Comes to Bonham
Bonham and surrounding areas may see clear skies and warm temperatures for the next 36 to 48 hours. The five day outlook calls for near normal temperatures in the northern part of Texas with scattered thundershowers later in the week. Bonham recorded 92 degrees Sunday and a low of 73 this morning.
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Bonham
1500 Officers Close Off University Campus
In Tuscaloosa Alabama a force of 1500 police and National Guardsmen prepared as Governor George C Wallace aimed to block the enrollment of two Negro students Vivian Malone and James Hood at the University of Alabama. Police arrested 15 white men and seized weapons while Wallace pledged lawful action amid a federal injunction.
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James Hood
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Alabama
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Man Shows Proof in Court for Farm Theft Case
In Nantes France Auguste Petiteau 41 presented three photographs to prove neighbor Marie-Therese Nicolas 31 stole chickens and rabbits from his farm. Nicolas admitted the theft after seeing the images of her scaling a wall entering the henhouse and placing birds in a sack.
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UPI
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Ways and Means Panel Stalls Kennedy Tax Hike Plan
The House Ways and Means Committee rejected Kennedy's proposal to tax stock dividends at the same rate as other income, voting 14 to 11. A separate GOP plan to extend the health insurance tax incentive to all taxpayers failed 12 to 12 behind closed doors. The panel, amid talks on a broader tax cut package, considered a compromise keeping the $50 dividend exemption but scrapping the 4 percent tax credit on higher dividends.
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UPI
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Ways & Means Committee
Kennedy
Court to Decide On 4 State Reapportionment Cases
The Supreme Court agreed to hear complaints from city voters in New York Maryland Virginia and Alabama about unfair state legislative apportionment while also reviewing congressional redistricting challenges in Georgia and New York City. The action follows the one person one vote precedent and a March 1962 Tennessee decision. Oklahoma reapportionment cases were dismissed.
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Leonard Man Beating Victim Recovering in Hospital
Andrew Blackshere 58 of Leonard remained in a Bonham hospital Monday with lacera tions and other injuries after being attacked Sunday night at his Leonard home. A 3-year-old Leonard man was jailed in county custody on the beating case as deputies continued investigation.
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Fanmin County
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Goldwater Sees Brighter GOP Path to White House
Senator Barry Goldwater says Republican chances for winning the White House are not bright now but improving daily and that any Republican would be more desirable than the current administration.
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UPI
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Supreme Court Rules Missouri Seizure Law Invalid
The Court unanimously struck down Missouri King Thompson emergency seizure statute used to block a strike. The dispute involved Kansas City Transit and AFL-CIO Division 1287. The seizure occurred in 1962 and ended after the Supreme Court review.
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Macmillan Returns to Tumult Over Security Scandal
London Prime Minister Harold Macmillan came back from holiday to renewed pressure over the Profumo affair and its ties to Cuba. The scandal sparked calls for his resignation as connections to Soviet efforts to divide Western unity emerged from letters between Earl Attlee and Foreign Secretary Home, revealing attempts to arrange a London summit during the Cuban crisis.
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Kennedy to push Moscow talks on nuclear ban and halt tests
President Kennedy announced a pause on atmospheric nuclear tests while the United States, the Soviet Union, and Britain plan high level talks in Moscow starting mid July aimed at rescuing a general test ban treaty. He urged civil rights reform and urged Congress to strengthen protections as talks proceed.
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Supreme Court to Rule on Sit-in Protests and Guest Ejection Law
The Supreme Court agreed to hear next term appeals by sit-in demonstrators arrested in Columbia, South Carolina, and Baltimore. It will also review a Florida law allowing managers to eject unwanted guests, a misdemeanor for lingering after notice. The Miami 1960 restaurant visit and related desegregation issues frame the cases, with no local segregation ordinances involved in these appeals.
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UPI
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Weekend Toll of Violent Deaths Includes 12 Traffic Kills
United Press International reports at least 22 violent deaths in Texas over the weekend. Included are 12 traffic fatalities, a light plane crash near Bells killing Thomas Pym Watkins and M C Watkins, and multiple gun, stabbing, and shootout deaths across Dallas, Sherman, Fort Worth, Galveston, Lubbock, and other cities.
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McCall Transferred To State Prison
McCall, a Metall resident, was transferred to the Huntsville State Prison after pleading guilty to forgery. The sentence is two years. Deputy Sheriff Prey McNear earned Metall, long a trusty, to Huntsville.
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Huntville
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Huntsville
Schoolmasters Seek Ban on Child Tattoos Without Parents
Barrow England school leaders urge law forbidding tattooing a child under one without parental consent. H Dunhiidle, headmaster of Risedale secondary, reported seven boys in a gym class with tattoos, including a forearm image of a naked woman.
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England
UPI
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Risedale Secondary School
UT to Hear Preliminary Rulings on Dormitory Integration Suit
Federal Judge Ben Rice scheduled a series of preliminary and pretrial hearings in Austin on a UT dormitory integration suit filed by LeRoy Sanders Sherryl Gail Maudie Ates and others seeking full housing integration. The actions also involve a Georgetown case where the Georgetown School Board was enjoined from funding segregated school facilities.
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