Wolf hunting and local events on Moore’s Chapel Homecoming
Bobh Cantrel reports soap as trollime bait and marshmallows as possible bait while a Dallas man and son killed a wolf on Burris F Butler’s land in about ten minutes. Sheriff Dudley Jackson returns to work after a dog scratch infection as Homecoming and cemetery events draw crowds.
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Paul Brown
Moore's Chapel
Brown Cemetery
Tom McHolmes
Trenton Tribune
Burris F. Butler
Dallas
Heavy Friday Night Traffic on State 121 Due to Tours
State 121 traffic was heavy Friday night as tours on the road prompted strict speed limit adherence. Drivers are urged to follow posted limits to ensure safety amid expected congestion.
Bees Swarm Downtown in Whitewright
A swarm of bees drew attention in Whitewright as Gene Hughes, an apiary operator with about 30 hives, escorted the swarm from the main business block to a safe spot under an awning, briefly diverting pedestrian traffic.
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Whitewright
Glen Doss
Whitewright Sun Reports
Gene Hughes
Scout ers Fish Fry at Lake Crockett Monday
Dick Higgins reports a fish fry at Lake Crockett at 7 30 p m Monday hosted by the Scouts. A business session follows the meal and event updates.
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Dick Higgins
Lake Crockett
Austin Station Protests Action Over Family Interest
KHFI-TV owner Southwest Republic Corp petitions the FCC alleging Capital Cable Co seeks a waiver to panel local community antenna operations. The dispute notes roughly 84 percent of Texas Broadcasting Co stock is held in trust for Lady Bird Johnson and the President’s daughters, with Capital’s signals competing against Southwest in Austin.
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Washington
API
Austin, Tex
Television Enterprises
Lynda Bird
Luci
Capital Cable
FCC
Southwest Republic
Capital
Austin
Texas
Southwest
Khfi-Tv
Johnson
Ruling Party Gains Solid Lead in Seoul Elections
In Seoul, President Park Chung Hee’s party appears on track to secure no less than 129 seats in the Thursday elections, signaling strong support for government policies. Voter turnout and local races may shape subsequent governing margins nationwide.
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Seoul
UPS
Park Chung- Hee
Tie a Tee 8 Assembly
Unofficial Saturday results show the senior opposition party with 44 seats and two races still in doubt. The count signals a possible swing in power as late returns favor the opposition in key districts.
Heavy Fighting Near Damascus Escalates War Claims
Israeli forces and planes besieged Damascus as war broadens with Syria Egypt Jordan and Iraq. A United Nations cease fire was ordered for 12 30 p m EDT but both sides reported ongoing fighting.
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Damascus
Israel
Syria
Egypt
Jordan
Iraq
United Nations
Mideast
Tel Aviv
Yisrael Gailile
Jerusalem
Middle East
Soviet Union
Holy
Plans Made To Meet Oil Needs
The Johnson administration declared an oil emergency due to Middle East disruption. Interior Department ordered a June 13 meeting of the Foreign Petroleum Supply Committee from 20 American companies to craft plans for continued world oil supply, possibly waiving federal anti trust laws temporarily.
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TDT
Thant
Israel
Syria
Johnson Administration
Interior Department
U.S
UPI
Ray Moseley
Tiberias
Golen
Sea of Galilee
Washington
Middle East
Free World
J. Cordell Moore
Interior
United States
Foreign Petroleum Supply Committee
Suez Canal
Egypt
Europe
Department
Mideast
Justice Department
U S Faces Difficult Peace Path Amid Mideast Fighting
U S officials express deep concern that continued Israel Syria fighting and Israel's battlefield gains threaten a meaningful peace settlement. The Kremlin warns of unspecified sanctions for cease fire violations, but diplomats deem Russia's threat limited. Moscow may cut trade and emigration and culture links likely to shrink.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Israel
Syria
Mideast
Moscow
Kremlin
U.N. Security Council
Soviet Union
Showers May Fall in Area Bonham Forecast
The U S Weather Bureau forecasts slightly cooler temperatures with scattered showers in the Bonham area through Sunday. No drastic temp change is expected though precipitation could be fairly heavy. Saturday’s low was in the low 70s and the afternoon high in the open. A warm moist air stream from the Gulf of Mexico sets the stage for showers.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Bonham
Gulf of Mexico
UN Moves To Enforce Cease-Fire In Syria and Israel
United Nations pressed for a lasting pause as Israel and Syria agreed to place U N observers on front lines in Syrian territory with a Sunday morning deadline. Despite the pledge, fighting continued around Damascus and the Security Council met into the early hours seeking an emergency session.
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Damascus
el Quneitra
Israel
Thant
Security Council
U.S
Syria
Houari Boumedienna
U.N
Algiers
Jerusalem
Gailille
United Nations
UPI
U.N. T
Odd Bull
Norway
Mideast
World Organization
Council
Hans R Tabor
Rafael of Israel Announces New Cease Fire to Council
Rafael of Israel informs the council of a new cease fire agreement. The announcement outlines terms and expected implementation steps, signaling a pivotal reduction in hostilities and a call for urgent diplomatic follow up.
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AL sUbiy Ve BivnLe
Rafael
Israel
Council
Sinai Gaza Strip Jordan River Mentioned in Context
A brief descriptor references the Jordan River extending along the Sinai Desert border and parts of the Gaza Strip, indicating a geographic boundary or regional scope.
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Jordan River
Sinai Desert
Gaza Strip
Instruments Signed for 121 Right-of-Way
County Judge Choice Moore reported Friday that 24 of 36 right-of-way instruments for State 121 from U S 82 to State 78 have been signed and returned, with checks written for the land.
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State
West Bonham
U. S
Choice Moore
Moore
Malaysia Leader Receives U.S. Medal for War on Subversion
Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman was awarded a gold medal by the United States Veterans of Foreign Wars for leading Malaysia’s battle against communist subversion and terrorism.
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Kuala Lumpur
UPI
Tengku Abdul Rahman
United States Veterans of Foreign Wars
Malaysia
Florida Phosphate Rock Used Mainly for Agriculture
More than 95 percent of Florida phosphate rock is used in agriculture, highlighting its dominance in farming and crop production sectors statewide.
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Florida
Hanoi Bombing and Pleiku Attack Kill Dozens in Vietnam
American warplanes struck Hanoi while Viet Cong forces hit Pleiku again, killing 24 and wounding 138. The Pleiku assault focused on a military outpost and nearby village as chaos spread across the Central Highlands.
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Saigon
Hanoi
Piant
Pleiku
U.S. Navy
South Vietnam
U.S
Agent Assigned to Fannin County By Texas Board
The Texas Liquor Control Board assigns Ray Williams as agent to Fannin County after a year without one. Sheriff Dudley Jackson announced Williams moved from Texarkana and began duties this week. Williams brings prior experience as a deputy sheriff in Brownwood and a city policeman.
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Texas Liquor Control Board
Fannin County
Dudley Jackson
Ray Williams
Texarkana
Liquor Board
Austin
Jackson
North Texas
Williams
Liquor Control Board
Brownwood
Bill Parsons
Wiliams
Bonham
Damage report on two collisions near Bonham and Honey Grove
City officers estimated damage at 1200 dollars after two accidents Friday. Drivers identified include Jo Anne Mouore of Rt J and Johnny Millard Baker of Bonham in a 6th and Center crash, and Melvin Clark of Honey Grove with Ethel Milstead Milstead of Bonham on East Sam Rayburn Drive.
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Jo Anne Mouore
Telephone
Rt. J
Johnny Millard Baker
Bonham
6Th and Center
W. J. Breitweg
Kenneth Rice
Breitweg
Melvin Clark
Honey Grove
Ethel McLarry Milstead
Sam Rayburn Drive
Eight Teens to Face Charges Over Suspected Intoxicant Possession
Eight teenagers, six boys and two girls, were arrested Friday by Highway Patrolman Jake Jackson at Savoy and charged with violation of the liquor laws. All were charged as minors in possession of intoxicants.
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Jake Jackson
Savoy
Cases Set For District Court Involving Theft And Civil Dispute
Two cases are set for trial in the 6th District Court Monday. Arthur Gene Brooks faces theft over $50 charges in a copper wire theft from General Cable corporation. A civil case is also on the docket.
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6Th District Court
Arthur Gene Brooks
General Cable Corporation
Long hot summer warned in Pearl River speech
H L Stevenson told the Mississippi Press Association that 1967 could be as violent as 1966 if steps are not taken to ease Negro poverty. He cited Carmichael and slum conditions, noted unemployment, and urged action alongside anti poverty programs amid federal cutbacks and Vietnam concerns.
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Biloxi
Miss
UPI
H.L. Stevenson
United Press International
Stevenson
Mississippi Press Association
Stokely Carmichael
John V. Lindsay
New York City
Roxbury
Watts
Hough
Harlem
Stevenson Sand
50 Years Later All Members of Class Are There
Lockney Texas fifty years after graduation in 1917 the Lockney High School class reunites for a Golden Anniversary. Thirteen female and two male graduates attend alongside superintendent Dr Lawrence F Hill of Colorado Springs and former principal Dr Earl Sparks of Plainview. Lockney sits about sixty miles northeast of Lubbock in West Texas.
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Lockney
Tex
UPI
Lockney High
Lawrence F. Hill
Colrado Springs
Colo
Earl
Jury Panels Drawn For July Term Of District Court
Jury panels for the July term of the 6th District court were drawn Friday by the jury commission appointed by Judge A M Harrison. Members of the commission were Udell Brown of Bonham, John Smith of Ector, James Dupree of Honey Grove, Claude Bolin of Cotton Center and Mrs T E Blacketer of Trenton.
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6Th District Court
A. M. Harrison
Udell Brown
Bonham
Juobn Smith
Ector
James Dupree
Honey Grove
Claude Bolin
Cotton Center
T. E. Blacketer
Trenton
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