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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1963
Page
4
In Albuquerque, residents may keep horses, donkeys, sheep, or goats in backyards but pigs are prohibited. The city allows larger animals like tigers, lions, and elephants, while the only规定 backyard animal ban targets pigs. Residents recently bought bob cats and coyote pups for personal backyard housing, under the city ordinance.
Roswell L. Gilpatric deputy defense secretary was slated to testify before Senate investigators on the X22 plane contract worth 17 million dollars. He will be questioned about his decision to award the contract to Bell Aerosystems Co over Douglas Aircraft Co citing past performance and experience.
Risser Hospital and Fort Worth Medical S urgical Hospital report new patients and dismissals including Ruth Nash Sherman Alice McCleary Bonham William Hooks Leonard N H Copeland Bonham Mae Sikes Ector and others. Allen Memorial Hospital lists new patients and one dismissal with multiple Bonham and surrounding town names.
Don Frair of Bonham received an award from Colonial American Life Insurance Co. for generating the most new business in a contest period. The honor was presented at the Founders' convention at Mayan Ranch Bandera with Mr and Mrs Frair and company managers in attendance. Co E Wood vice president noted the feat was remarkable amid competition from all agents in the firm.
Former Railroad Commissioner William Murray Jr. earned over 1.8 million from oil ventures during his service. Atty. Gen. Waggoner Carr presented the report to Gov. Connally and the Travis County grand jury, which probes possible criminal violations and conflict of interest. Carr urged stronger ethical laws.
President Kennedy will address ceremonies in Charleston West Virginia on June 20 marking the 100th anniversary of the state's statehood. The White House announced acceptance of the invitation after a scheduling adjustment to avoid a European trip conflict.
Troop 52 of the Boy Scouts of America held a court of honor this week naming six scouts advance to Life rank Phil Horton James Winnett Chuck Weaver Bryce McIntyre Jr Jim Crittenden and James Horton. Eleven scouts earned 43 merit badges with top marks by Jim Crittenden and Bryce McIntyre Jr. The group plans a June 23 departure for Camp Glover on the NeTseo Trail Council camp near the Glover River in Oklahoma.
Funeral services for 69 year old E E Rino were conducted at the Church of Christ in Savoy with ministers Charles Kuhn and Maurice Martin presiding. He died in Sherman hospital June 13 1963. Burial was in Sunnyside cemetery. Survivors include widow S E Rino son Clarence Ringo and three sisters Ora Morhan Wilbur Brown and Molly Swendle and one granddaughter Jeanette Rino.
The US Court of Appeals ruled the NLRB can order employers to pay interest on back pay awarded to workers illegally fired. The decision involved Aztec Ceramics Co of San Antonio Texas in a case where 10 workers were owed 6 percent interest on back wages.
Medgar Evers death prompts FBI review as evidence including a .30 caliber rifle and a fingerprint are sent for analysis. Arlington burial planned. NAACP leader praised, funeral set for Saturday at the Masonic Temple. Town leaders and protestors clash over desegregation and civil rights demands amid ongoing legal action.
British lawyer Michael Eddowes says Christine Keeler told him the Russian embassy sought her help to obtain nuclear warhead information from ex War Minister John Profumo. He asserts he filed a report on Keeler and Eugene Ivanov and worries Macmillan was not fully informed by Scotland Yard. Loyal supporters rally behind the PM.
In Hutchinson Kansas helicopters buzz over a private pool used by the 137th Air National Guard Transport company during summer camp. Club members complain about high air traffic and lack of roofs over dressing rooms.
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