Kennedy Presses Khrushchev on Laos Government
President Kennedy told Soviet Premier Khrushchev that no untoward actions should threaten the new Laotian government and urged joint effort at Geneva to solidify the arrangement. He said no agreements should form a basis for a coalition government or armed forces, and noted Khrushchev welcomed the Laotian accord.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Laos
Khrushchev
Vom
Enié
Dees Ter
Four 4-H Members Headed to Trinidad Camp Missing County Agent
Four Fannin county 4-H members Rita Gudgel Arthur Crumby Larry Briscoe and Louise Cain prepared to depart for a Trinidad camp with Wayne Cranfill missing as they debated going without him for tasks like gas purchases and camp reception. Buster Cole and Bob Robinson were up early doing yard work while Andy Sanderson shows off a giant Texas size comb sent by a friend.
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Fannin County
Ry Briscoe
Mulberry
Arthur Crumby
Ravenna
Wayne Cranfill
Trinidad
Rita Gudgel
Allen’s Point
Larry Briscoe
Louise Cain
Larry
Wayne
4-H
Buster Cole
Bob Robinson
Cole
Robinson
Andy Sanderson
Bonham Cousin Breaks Ground as First Negro Justice of Peace
Buck Hunter's cousin Bishop Dale, born of the late Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Date, is the first Black person appointed as justice of the peace in Charlotte North Carolina. A Washington high graduate, he studied at Hampton Institute Prairie View A&M 2&8 business college in Memphis and an embalming school in Nashville. Dale is a Charlotte leader and vice chairman of the Mecklenburg County Democratic party.
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Buck Hunter
Bonham
Bishop Dale
Lewis Date
Office of Justice of Peace
Charlotte
N.C
Dale
Washington High School
Hampton Institute
Prairie View Abm
Business College
Memphis
Mecklenburg County Democratic Party
County clerk runs off 900 copies as probate matter resurfaces
County Clerk Pete Holman prepared 900 copies of a document on Wednesday. Mrs. Vayden Fletcher supplied a Chicago law firm with a certified copy of a 1925 will action in Fannin county probate court.
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Pete Holman
Vayden Fletcher
Chicago
Fannin County
Farmers pledge to pay off Estes debt in 900000 plan
Aiken Texas farmers tied to Bill Sol Estes promise to repay about 900000 debt within eighteen months. Thompson and Ford, running a fertilizer business for seven years, say Estes war damaged prices and advance funds from farmers could not be delivered as planned. They vow to sell all they own to compensate those who trusted them.
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AIKEN
Bille Sol Estes
Bill Thompson
Byron Ford
Estes
Thompson
Ford
Owens Named President of Bonham State Bank
Roy Owens, executive vice president since 1958, was named president of Bonham State Bank. Arthur Maxwell became executive vice president and secretary. R Eugene Risser joined the board from Southwest Pump Co. The changes position local leaders in Bonham's civic and industrial community.
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Roy Owens
Bonham State Bank
Arthur Maxwell
R. Eugene Risser
Southwest Pump Company
Randolph Bank
Bonham State
Hodge
Fannin County
Valley Creek
Leonard
Owens
Bonham
First Methodist Church
Rotary Club
Bonham Industrial Foundation
Maxwell
Bank
Farmers Home Administration
Masonic Lodge
First Presbyterian Church
Heads Pump Company
Risser
R. E. Risser
John Catron
Bonhama
Bonham High School
University of Texas
Bonham Cotton Mills
Algeria Rejects European Privilege Demands in Future State
Tunis issued action by the Algerian provisional government rejecting demands for European privileges after independence. Moslem leaders pledged land reform confiscating large estates for peasants while warning of no privileged caste. Amid violence, kidnappings and arson targeted Algiers and Oran locations.
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Algiers
UPI
Algeria
Tunis
Oran
Secret Army Organization
CAS
Maison Carree
Bab-Eloued
Evian
Humble oil suits gain temporary injunction in slant drilling cases
Dist Judge A R Stout converted TROs in six Humble Oil suits against independent drillers to temporary injunctions and set a June 28 hearing to establish ground rules for suspect well checks. Humble alleges over 390000 dollars in oil losses from illegal angle deviations and seeks damages and future-injunction.
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Heavy Lesses
Humble
H. L. Long
Charlies Stubblefield
Judson Turner
A. E. McCubbin
Atty
Will Wilson
Texas
Texas Railroad Commission
Attorney General’s Office
Texas Rangers
U.S. Department of the Interior
W. O. Davis Jr
Davis
Dallas
Fred Erisman
Longview
Bill Decker
Erisman
Eisenhower Plans Europe Visit Next Month
A spokeswoman said General Eisenhower tentatively plans a European trip next month visiting London Copenhagen Paris Scotland and Dublin before traveling to Stockholm to address an education conference.
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Europe
Washington
UPI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
London
Copenhagen
Paris
Scotland
Dublin
Stockholm
Waves Move Across Surface Yet Water Levels Rise
The passage notes that waves travel across a lake or sea surface while the water itself mainly oscillates up and down, with a given water mass sinking back toward its original location rather than shifting.
Official Denies Offer Involving Estes Abroad
The president of Commercial Solvents Corp. Maynard C. Wheeler called a statement by lawyer Frank Cain false and defamatory. Cain claimed Wheeler and Estes discussed Estes working for the firm in Europe or Brazil and possible Swiss bank accounts. Wheeler testified the Estes relationship was customer and supplier and denied any offer to place Estes in business abroad.
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Estes
Department of Agriculture
Texan
Frank Cain
Texas Court of Inquiry
Wheeler and
Europe
Cain
Brazil
Wheeler
Agriculture Department
Kennedy to hold news conference at 4 p.m. Thursday
President Kennedy will hold a news conference at 4 p.m. EDT on Thursday, after the White House announced that his schedule had opened up somewhat. The earlier plan had indicated no conference this week.
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Mashington
UPI
Kennedy
White House
Rayburn Homeplace Talks with A and M Officials
Two top officials from Texas A&M University and the state extension service visited Bonham to discuss establishing an experiment station at the Rayburn homeplace west of Bonham. Dean R. B. Patterson and John Hutchison spoke at a Rotary Club meeting about exploring the project under the Sam Rayburn Foundation. The inquiry aligns with the will that leaves the homeplace to the foundation for posterity and agricultural research benefiting citizens.
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Texas A. and
M. College School of Agriculture
State Extension Service
Bonham
Sam Rayburn Foundation
Rayburn
Dean R. B. Petterson
School of Agriculture
John Hutchison
Atete Extension Service
Rotary Club
Dean Patterson
H. A. R Burew
Dean Pathaere
Director Wastehreen
Foundation
Sam Rayburn
Thundershower Forecast for Bonham Area Expanded
The U S Weather Bureau predicts widely scattered thundershowers for Bonham area Thursday afternoon. A recent thunder shower delivered .35 inch, generally across the county, with forecast suggesting a possible quarter inch before the week ends.
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Bonham
U. S. Weather Bureau
U S Policy Under Attack By Chiari In Washington
Panamanian President Roberto Chiari criticized the inter American principle of non intervention as twisted into an eyes shut and hands off policy. He spoke to the OAS council in Washington after meetings with Secretary Rusk and a planned discussion with President Kennedy.
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Washington
UPI
Roberto Chiari
Cuba
Chiari
Council of the 20-Nation Organization of American States
Pan American Union
Dean Rusk Be
Kennedy
Capitol
White House
Wolfe City Man Held for Theft Over $50
A Wolfe City man is in Fannin county jail on a theft over $50 complaint. Sheriff Hoyt Ivey said bond was set at $2,000 by Judge B N Parrish after the complaint was filed in connection with check given.
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Wolfe City
Fannin County
Hoyt Ivey
B. N. Parrish
Honey Grove
Murder Probe Shifts to Texas Official’s Death
FRANKLIN TX UP I reports a murder probe into the death of an Agriculture official. Details are sparse as investigators pursue leads and seek witnesses in the case.
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Franklin
Tex
UPI
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