County Sportsmen oppose longer deer quail seasons
Cantrell Fannin county sportsmen protest Texas Game and Fish Commission proposals to lengthen deer and quail seasons this fall. Dick Wait calls a special meeting Tuesday at 8 in the 6th District courtroom to discuss concerns about subsiding winter quail losses and out of county hunting.
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Fannin County
Texas and Game and Fish Commission
Dick Wait
6Th District
Fannin
Sportsmen's Club
Summer Weather Hits Bonham with Warm, Clear Skies
Forecast for Bonham projects clear skies and warm temperatures for 36 to 48 hours with a 5 day outlook near normal averages for northern Texas. Scattered thundershowers expected later in the week after a 92 degree high Sunday and 73 degree low this morning.
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Texas
Bonham
1500 Officers Close Off University Campus
Police and National Guardsmen, totaling about 1,500, mobilized to guard the University of Alabama as Governor George Wallace planned to block the enrollment of Vivian Malone and James Hood. The state prepared for possible clashes while highlighting law and order amid a federal injunction.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
UPI
University of Alabama
George C. Wallace
Montgomery
Wallace
Vivian Malone
James Hood
Col
al Lingo
Department of Public Safety
Alabama
Ft. Benning
Harrison
Autherine Lucy
Man Captures Neighbor in Henhouse Thefts Trial
In Nantes France Auguste Petiteau 41 used a hidden camera in his outhouse to prove his neighbor Marie Therese Nicolas 31 stole chickens. He produced three photos showing her climbing a wall entering the henhouse and taking poultry. Nicolas admitted the theft when shown the pictures.
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Nantes
France
UPI
Auguste Petiteau
Ways & Means Rejects Kennedy Tax Plan on Dividends
The House Ways and Means Committee voted 14 to 11 against approving Kennedy's proposal to tax stock dividends at the same rate as wages and interest. A companion Republican plan to extend the health insurance tax credit to all taxpayers failed 12 to 12 behind closed doors. The ruling continues work on the tax reform package aimed at a 10.4 billion dollar net personal and corporate tax cut over three years.
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Washington
UPI
House
Ways & Means Committee
Kennedy
Court to Rule on Reapportionment in 4 States and NYC cases
The Supreme Court agreed to hear arguments on city voters' complaints about state legislative apportionment in New York Maryland Virginia and Alabama and to hear challenges to Georgia and New York City congressional redistricting. The cases follow the one person one vote standard and address rural-urban voting balance. The court also dismissed Oklahoma reapportionment suits.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
New York
Maryland
Virginia
Alabama
Georgia
New York City
U.S. Supreme Court
Tennessee
Ini
Oklahoma
Leonard Man Beaten at Home in Leonard
Leonard Man 58 Andrew Blackshere was beaten Sunday night at his Leonard home and taken to a Bonham hospital with lacerations and injuries. A 26-year-old Leonard resident is held in Fannin County jail. charges not yet filed as investigation continues. Blackshere to be transferred for further evaluation.
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Andrew Blackshere
Leonard
Bonham Hospital
Fannin County
Hoyt Ivey
Blackshere
Troy McNear
H R. van Zandt
Goldwater Sees GOP Prospects Brightening
Senator Barry Goldwater says Republican chances for the White House are not bright now but are improving each day. He notes it may be more desirable than the current administration and hints at a possible presidential run.
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Washington
UPI
Barry Goldwater
R-Briz
White House
Goldwater
Supreme Court invalidates Missouri emergency seizure law
The U S Supreme Court ruled 9 to 0 that Missouri King Thompson s law allowing state seizure of public utilities to prevent strikes is invalid The case arose from a 1961 labor dispute involving Kansas City Transit Inc and AFL CIO Division 1287 Governor Dalton used the statute to seize transit facilities but workers returned two days later by court order and seizure ended December 28 1962 The state Supreme Court had upheld the law in October prior to the ruling
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Missouri
Kansas City Transit, Inc
Division 1287
Amalgamated Association of Street, Electric Railway and Motor Coach Employes
Afl-Cio
John M. Dalton
Jackson County Circuit Court
U.S. Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Macmillan Faces Pressure Over Profumo Scandal Link
London. Prime Minister Harold Macmillan returns from Scotland as the Profumo scandal widens to Cuba and Soviet attempts to split Western unity. The resignation of War Minister John Profumo is connected to a letter exchange showing a plan for a London summit during the Cuban crisis.
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UPS
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
John Profumo
Profumo
Cuba
Earl of Home
Earl of Arran
London Daily Mail
Mail Today
Arran
Home
Eugene Ivanov
Stephen Ward
Kennedy pledges no atmospheric tests and seeks Moscow talks
President Kennedy announced the United States would halt atmospheric nuclear tests while negotiations continue with the Soviet Union and Britain. He outlined high level talks in Moscow beginning mid July aimed at a general test ban, with hopes for a partial arms control framework at Geneva and eventual disarmament.
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UPI
Kennedy
United States
Harold A. Macmillan
American University
Moscow
London
Congress
Birmingham
Legislative Branch
America
Geneva
Supreme Court to rule on sit in cases and Florida guest eject law
The Supreme Court agreed to next term hear appeals by sit in demonstrators arrested in Columbia and Baltimore and to review a Florida law allowing managers to eject unwanted guests. The Miami visit by 18 people in 1960 anchors the sit in challenges. The court also accepted a Maryland amusement park desegregation question tied to business owner discretion.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Columbia
D.C
Baltimore
Florida
Miami
Maryland
Washington, D.C
Weekend toll of violent deaths rises in Texas river
United Press International tally records at least 22 killed over the weekend in the state. Twelve died in traffic crashes including a light plane crash near Bells and multiple auto incidents. Victims span Denison to Fort Worth with gunshots, stabbings, and a fatal head on collision reported across several counties.
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United Press International
Bells
Tex
Thomas Lynn Watkins
M. C. Watkins
Denison
Sherman
M. A. Geis
Louis Wilson
Dallas
Kenneth Wayne Keyser
Michail Stafford
Bryson
Jacksboro
Kenneth W. Harrison
Gainesville
Milton Inglish
Galveston
Rene Valez
Fort Worth
Marvin Smith
Benbrook
Don Harrison
Plainview
Lubbock
Belva C. Harrin
San Antonio
Harold King Jr
Balch Springs
Sally Parks Stephens
Tyler
Hardy
Thomas W. Coggeshall
Texas City
Brian Beckner
Amarillo
U. S. Highway 287
Nelson W. Gustafsen
Larry D. Ley
502Nd Aviation Company
2Nd Armored Division
Ft. Hood
Jarrell
Bobby Junior Miller
Manuel Rodriguez
McCall Transferred To State Prison
L. L. McCall, a Black inmate, was moved to the state penitentiary in Huntsville on Monday after being sentenced to two years for forgery. Deputy Sheriff Troy McNear transported McCall, who had served as a trusty for several months.
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L. L. McCall
Huntsville
McCall
Troy McNear
Schoolmasters Urge Ban on Tattooing Under 16
Barrow England. Headmaster H Cunliffe of Risedale secondary school calls for a government ban on tattooing minors without parental consent after finding seven boys in a physical education class with tattoos. One boy displayed a naked woman design on his forearm.
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Barrow
England
UPI
H. Cunliffe
Risedale Secondary School
UT Dormitory Integration Hearings Open in Austin
Federal Judge Ben H. Rice scheduled preliminary hearings on a University of Texas dormitory integration suit filed by three Houston Negro students and the fathers of two female students. A related Georgetown case involved de jure segregation and a separate ruling barred public funds for segregated school facilities.
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Third Court of Civil Appeals
Austin
University of Texas
LeRoy Sanders
Sherry Griffin
Maudie Ates
Sam Houson Clinton Jr
University
Rice
Clinton
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