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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1967
Page
2
South Korean forces killed five North Korean infiltrators in the Demilitarized Zone during a Saturday morning gun battle that lasted about twenty minutes. No South Korean casualties were reported.
A large out-of-town attendance marked funeral services for Mrs. W. A. Sudderth last Monday. Included were Mrs. Thomas F Tobin and son Michael of St Augustine Fla and several Sudderth relatives from Dallas Purcell Purcell Seminol, Austin and other cities.
A3C Jimmy W. Green of Lowry AFB writes to defend his May 1 article on the flag and patriotism, saying his intent was to address all citizens of the United States. He apologizes if readers were offended and notes he received seven anonymous letters challenging his views, stressing he did not mean to criticize civilians.
Richard Grantland marked his 13th birthday with a June 9 party hosted by his parents Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Grantland of Ector. Friends and relatives attended as Richard enjoyed games, cookies, and cold drinks. Guests included Sara Keener, Mary Keener, James Cox, Roger Morris, Joevelyn Bellows, Juliana Bellows, Kenneth Rhody, Glenn Bellows, Tommy Bellows, Jimmy Newton, and Matt Newton with adult helpers Mrs. Charles Bellows, Mrs. Joe Bellows, and Mrs. Clyde Keener.
The Defense Department announced 29 000 men will be drafted into the Army in August an increase over July. The rise supports planned force levels and replacement flows as soldiers complete terms of service.
Aubrey McAlister publisher defends printing a serviceman’s praise of the flag and rebukes anonymous critics in Fannin County. The letter to the editor praises patriotism and urges signers to reveal their names, promising to discard unsigned notes.
Sen. Thomas J. Dodd disclosed in a legal brief that he used 7,746 dollars of political funds for personal bills, calling it insignificant compared with unreimbursed office costs. He rejected the Ethics Committee's charge of diverting 116,000 dollars for personal use and faces a censure debate.
Reies Lopez Tijerina head of the land rights movement was arrested with his son Hugh Reyes Tijerina and Avaldo Velasquez after a car chase through Bernalillo near Albuquerque. He carried a loaded pistol and did not resist. Three followers remained at large.
Mr and Mrs Dan Barnard host a Norris family reunion and dinner with descendants of the late Frank B Norris. Attendees include Dr and Mrs T E Marshall from Dallas with daughter and her husband, Felix Norris and son Tom from Houston, Annie Kathryn Norris of Dallas, Mrs Albert Norris of Celeste, and Mildred Barnard with Bill and his wife and two sons. Also present are Dallas friend Venda Roach Walker and Norris Barnard, his wife and daughters Cindy and Ginger from Houston, and Frank Thorp and family. Frank Thorp manages Rumsey State Farm at Angleton.
Ernest Berry was re-elected commander of the Leflin-Preddy post of the American Legion for the coming year. Officers named include Noble Cook first vice commander Rob Roy Gattis second vice commander Tom Peirson adjutant Rev Ed Russell chaplain Alwyn Gulden service officer Jack Scherer historian and Curtis Brawley sergeant-at-arms. Installation is set for August 7 with the Legion post and Auxiliary.
An unidentified airplane dropped leaflets supporting deposed President Sukarno over a village near Djakarta on his 66th birthday, the Army newspaper reported Saturday.
Hereford England three teenage girls leave the Hereford Engineering Company after chairman Leslie Calam orders 40 women workers to stop wearing mini skirts at work or risk dismissal. Calam says the plant is not a strip tease joint.
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