Rites Planned for C L Kirksey in Savoy
Clarence L Z Kirksey aged 19? 1882 born and Savoy resident dies after illness and stroke. Funeral set at Barnpeart's Chapel Whitewright Friday 3 p.m. with Rev Maurice Martie and Calvary Baptist pastor officiating. Burial Sunnyside cemetery Savoy. Survivors include wife, niece Mrs O Algsbrook of Dallas, nephews Lauer of Dallas. He was a retired machinist member of Presbyterian Church Masonic Lodge and Eastern Star.
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SAVOY
Spl
Clarence L. Z
Prahem
Kirksey
Barnpeart
Whitewright
Sunnyside
Earpheart Puneral
Tee Calvary Baptist Church
Bone
Maurice Martie
Savoy Baptist
O. ®. Algsbrook
Dallas
8. L. Lawier
Carlton Lawier
Presbyterian Church
Masonic Lodge
Eastern Stag
Rites Held For J M Calaway At Duplex
J M Calaway died suddenly at his Ivanhoe home from a heart attack on June 7 1962. Services were at Duplex Baptist Church June 9 1962 with Rev Edward Dodson and Rev J E Fender officiating. Interment followed at Duplex Cemetery. he is survived by wife Laura Calaway two sons Fred M Calaway Seminole Oklahoma and James B Calaway Ivanhoe four daughters Miree Parks Ophelia Lesence Stella Blanton and Meriva Nerris. a brother Tem Cataway of Awka Oklahoma. He was born January 5 19__.
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Hariness
J. M. Calaway
Ivanhoe
Duplex Baptist Church
Edward Dodson
J. E. Fender
Baptist Church
Wise Funeral Home
Duplex Cemeare
Laura Calaway
Ivanshoe
Fred M. Calaway
Seminole
Okla
James &. Calaway
Daughere
Mire
Parks
Alpeace
Cal
Ophelia L. Lesence
Stella Blanton
Meiva
Nerris
Ravenna
Cataway
Awka
A. J. Stephens
Hamilton
Ray Bankston
Clarence Freeman
Haraidé
Calaway
Memorial for Lizale Watson of Bonham
Lizale Watson, 76, of Bonham, died Wednesday. Services are planned Friday at Johnson Cemetery with burial at the cemetery. She previously worked at Comes Mills.
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Atds Watson
Bonham
One Yank Killed Two Wounded by Commie Guerillas
In Viet Nam near the Laotian border, a U.S. Army sergeant was killed and two other American servicemen wounded by Viet Cong guerrillas. South Vietnamese forces launched an air assault on northern Bien Hoa area strongholds, with 800 soldiers landed by helicopters after bombardment. A civilian was wounded in Saigon when a concussion grenade hit a restaurant near the U.S. enlisted men’s quarters. the attacker escaped.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
UPI
Here
U.S
Bien Hoa
South Viet Nam
Washington
Pentagon
United States
Nhatrang
Littler Leads Open After Two Under Par 69 At Oakmont
Gene Littler of California shoots a two under par 69 to grab the early Open lead at Oakmont. He bags an eagle on the 9th hole as he posts a 38 34 split, one under on the back and one over on the front. Bob Nichols of Kentucky sits one stroke back with a 70.
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Oakmont. Pa
UPI
Gene Littler
Calfornian
Bobby Nichols
Kentucky
Littler
Oakmont
Committee Votes to End Travel Tax on Rail and Bus
The Senate Finance Committee voted to eliminate the 10 percent federal excise tax on train and bus travel, effective July 1, as part of a House-passed bill extending other excise taxes for another year. The measure also would keep existing taxes on corporate, liquor, auto parts, and cigars.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Finance Committee
Masini and
Con- Tee Eee Tis Mentae Oarken
Connally Tops Democratic Runoff Spending For Governor
John Connally led all Democratic candidates in campaign expenditures with 572 480 dollars, more than double Don Yarborough s 231 863. El Paso Judge Woodrow Bean failed to file expenses and contributions before the deadline amid a federal indictment. Waggoner Carr led attorney general spending with 185 790 dollars and 147 699 in contributions. Preston Smith spent 91 298 with 83 361 contributions while James Turman spent 71 616. Joe Pool defeated Bean for congressman at large with 13 680 in expenses and 14 647 in contributions.
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Waggoner Carr
Lubbock
Carr
Tom Reaviey
Austin
Preston Smith
James Turman
Gober
Joe Pool
Pallas
Bean
Escape Attempt Foiled in Prison in Arkansas Jail
Women prisoners at the Pulaski County jail shot a jailer with a smuggled pistol and held officers at bay for five hours before dawn. Jail captain Joe Borghetti persuaded 15 year old Carol Pickett to surrender the weapon. A wounded jailer Jess Anderson and a radio alarm helped end the siege after midnight.
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Little Rock, Ark
UPI
Pulaski County
Joe Borghetti
Carol Pickett
Jess Anderson
Wage rise for federal workers called noninflationary
Labor Secretary Arthur Goldberg said the proposed $1 billion three year federal pay hike is non inflationary and needed to bring wages in line with private industry. He told the House Civil Service Committee that both sectors compete for personnel, though at most grades federal pay is not competitive.
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Washington
UPI
Arthur Goldberg
Hospital News Roundup Brings New Arrivals Across Bonham and Vicinity
Hospital notices list new mothers and newborns in Allen Memorial and Risser facilities, with names including Mrs Vena Jaggers, Mrs B D Daniels and baby girl, Mrs Gordon Vincent, Mrs Geneva Pinkston, and many Bonham side entries. Also records medical-surgical patients and new admissions at other regional hospitals with multiple patients and locations.
Dearborn Postman Finds Crude Tax Paper Note
A Dearborn man in Dearborn Michigan found a folded white paper in a corner box during pickup. The outside showed a purple crayon stamp and the inside left cover bore eight small colored flowers. The six word printed message read Come home.
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Detroit
UPI
Kenneth Butler
Dearborn
Mich
Mommie
Stocks Sell Off During Noon Hour
New York stocks slumped at midday as trading remained active after a fluctuating morning. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 5.23 points while the S and P 500 lost 0.44, with total volume about 3.02 million shares. Major blue chips such as Du Pont Kodak Allied and GM declined, while oils and electronics suffered profit taking.
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New York
UPI
Jon*s
Standard & Poor
du Pont Fel
Kodak
Allied
Chrysler Shed
General Motors
Sears
General Foods
American Telephone
Youngstown
IBM
Corning Glass
Polaroid
Richardson-Merrell
Zerox
Houston Lighting
Pitney-Bowes
Ce Otex
General Precision
American Cicle
Rohm & Haas
Dallas to limit to four cats per family
Dallas health director J. W. Bass estimates 175000 homeless cats in the city and proposes an ordinance capping cat ownership at four per family. He says cat lovers are already protesting and calls current care pitiful.
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Dallas
UPI
J. W. Bass
Bass
Bean to post bond in tax indictment in El Paso
El Paso County Judge Woodrow Bean faces five counts of failure to file income tax returns and is expected to post a 2500 dollar bond in federal court in Austin. Bean previously said he did not file returns for ten years, believing taxes were owed to him.
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el Paso
UPI
Woodrow Bean
U. 5S
Ben H. Rice Jr
Austin
Bean
Samson Goat Scare as July Fourth Menu Rumor Surfaces
In Boston a 140 pound goat named Samson is rumored as a centerpiece for a reverse freedom riders barbecue. Segregationists shipped the creature in Little Rock Arkansas to Negroes with one way bus tickets to Hyannis Massachusetts. The Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals plans to meet Samson upon his arrival in Hyannis Friday.
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Boston
UPI
Samson
Little Rock
Ark
Hyannis
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Keith Dickey Birthday on Popeye Time
Keith Dickey six, son of Mr and Mrs T C Dickey, celebrated his birthday by appearing on Popeye Time on Channel XII. Friends then went to Denison with gifts and cake served on return, attended by Roger Foreman, Connie Foreman, Chuck Wood, Lynn Wood, Judy Fogle, Connie Bryant, Sherry, Tim Marshall, Rod Marshall, Dusty Chancey, Devin Chancey, Travis Bowie, Bobby Wilson, Don Phillips, Debbie Phillips, Kathy Phillips, and escort to the society farm at Methuen.
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Keith Dickey
T. C. Dickey
Channel XII
Wendell Foreman
Tim Fogle
Denison
Roger
Connie Foreman
Chuck
Lynn Wood
Judy Fogle
Connie Bryant
Sherry
Tim
Rod« Marshall
Dusty
Devin Chancey
Travis Bowie
Bobby Wilson
Don
Debbie
Kathy Phillips
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Ohio
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Lizale Watson
Hes
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Turman
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Medical-Surgical Hospital
Edward Cox
Dodd City
Jimmie Burchfield
Beils
W. T. Collard
Windom
Risser Hospital
Joe Baze
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E. O. Deel
Leonard Woodrow Shaw
Harold Wallace
Leonard
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Trenton
P. I. Ector
Farangraville
Virginia Holt
Qweas
Bente Diemisend
Joe Judderta
Internal Revenue Service
Secretary of State
RL. Phinney
Internal Revenue
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Dam Ladd Arthur Ccombell
Pam Smith
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