Bonham Area News Highlights Youth Quadrille and Local Activities
Bonham Quarter Horse Association plans a Youth Quadrille at Nunnelee arena tonight with Honey Grove help from 7:30 to 8 pm to boost rodeo participation before fall and winter seasons. Nut grass remains a pest in yards as new fill dirt shows a sturdy stand. Ted and Betty Wilson report nine young oaks sprouting from acorns after a large yard oak drop. Wolfe City Riding Club cancels Sunday rides due to heat, moving sessions to Thursday nights. Red Cross offers water safety courses at Bonham State Park starting Monday for up to 100 beginners, directed by Dr. James W. Davis of Leonard. summer recreation also begins Monday.
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Cigarette Sales Slide After Health Report
UPI reports cigarette sales fell 13 billion in Q1 as the surgeon general's smoking health findings influenced buying. February showed the sharpest drop, March rebounded, with 1080 billion cigarettes shipped vs 1210 billion a year earlier, and IRS tax receipts down 55 million from 474 million to 451 million.
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UPI
Surgeon General
Internal Revenue Service
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Tower Yarborough Split on Cloture Vote
Washington UPI report shows Senator Tower R Texas voting against cloture to end a seven day filibuster on the civil rights bill while Senator Yarborough D Texas voted in favor to end debate. The split reflects differing stance on limiting debate in the Senate.
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UPI
Texas
John ‘Tower
Tex
Ralph Yarborough
D-Tex
Senate
President Johnson signs $1.3 billion military aid bill
President Johnson signed a $1.3 billion appropriation bill aimed largely at military aid to allied nations. The measure supports various defense programs and funding, with rapid enactment urged by the White House.
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UPI
Johnson
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Fannin County honors best Rural Improvement program
The Fannin County community improvement effort receives top praise as “Best” during Awards Night. County leaders credit the Texas Extension Service and local clubs for uniting in a three year drive, with Allen Point receiving the largest prize of 576 dollars as a highlight among multiple communities.
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Flooded Montana death toll rises as rivers recede
In Great Falls and surrounding areas floodwaters from the Missouri and Sun Rivers receded, but officials reported 28 dead and about 115 missing in northwest Montana. Officials warned the final death toll could rise over the coming weeks as cleanup continues and damage statewide was estimated at around 10 million dollars.
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News agencies pool for national election coverage
Newscasts will pool returns from November elections among three major networks and the Associated Press. A pool organization named Network Election Service will cover presidential senate and gubernatorial contests nationwide. It will employ more than 100000 reporters at precinct and county levels.
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Senate Cloture Clears Civil Rights Bill Path to Passage
Senate votes to limit debate on civil rights legislation with two thirds needed for final approval. Cloture passes marking a pivotal step toward enactment within weeks as lawmakers weigh party lines and future partisan impact.
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Batty Goldwater
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Commencement Address Urges End to Poverty and Disease
LBJ calls for end to poverty and disease in commencement address. He links national unity to social programs and health initiatives. The speech emphasizes shared responsibility and bold action to lift all Americans.
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LBJ
Arguments Heard On Loan Bill
Austin officials report a constitutional challenge to a loan bill with up to date figures and questions over whether the measure complies with state housing and financing laws. The case involves Goan authorities, an Austin district judge, and an appeal to the state court as the dispute centers on a 0% interest provision and related out of state party involvement.
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Losher
Four Children Shot Overnight at Airport Area
A report says four children were shot at or near a harbor area by an unspecified assailant. The incident apparently occurred about 10 40 am at an airport or nearby location, with police investigating and seeking a suspect.
Little Change Expected in Weather Update
Readable weather note predicts limited change with partial cloudiness and cooler weekend. Forecaster notes light winds and a slight dip in temperatures, with no strong fronts on the horizon.
fragmentary OCR notes hint at weather and schedule
Vague lines mention temperature details and a Tuesday event with morning timing. No clear names, places, or concrete actions. The text appears garbled and references cotton and weather but lacks coherent report.
Strike Ends at Essex Plant Amid Turbulent Labor Dispute
Unclear text indicates a strike ending at the Essex plant after a period of dispute. Mentions labor actions, workers and possible industry context. Limited readable names or dates.
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Essex
Radium in Dumps Sparks Local Controversy Over Milking Contest
Trav Currin files a claim against Grunert alleging radium related contamination tied to a Saturday milking contest. Grunert defends the matter as unclear while authorities investigate possible radioactive exposure and related health concerns.
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