Reunion reminiscences mark Bonhi exes gathering
Four Bonhi Class of 1912 members attended the Bonhi Exes reunion recalling early days. Stanley Stevens Dr. William Marshall Grady Barrett and Mrs J H Kincaid shared memories and enjoyed the event. Ruth Blevins praised Kenneth Farrington of Collinsville for helping her change a tire on a Sherman trip. The county jury call for Tuesday has been cancelled by Judge J C Buford.
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Stanley Stevens
William Marshall
Grady Barrett
J. H. Kincaid
Ruth Blevins
Kenneth Farrington
Collinsville
Ruth
Sherman
Farrington
J. C. Buford
Puppy seeks a loving home in local notice
Mrs. Nolan Ashmore seeks a good home for a brown and white puppy aged three and a half months. Call 583-4205 to adopt this friendly pet.
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Nolan Ashmore
First Day Camp Cub Scouts Explore Nature And Crafts
Mrs. Don Kissinger directed the first Cub Scout day camp at Timber Creek Scout Camp ending Friday. Sixty eight scouts from packs 52 260 54 in Bonham Ector 158 and Telephone 401 attended with 12 adult leaders and 12 Boy Scouts counselors. Activities spanned crafts nature and campcrafts from 9 am to 3 pm daily with neckerchief slides leatherwork hikes and tent basics.
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Don Kissinger
Timbercreek
Telephone
Bonham
Ector
Rabin May See Egyptian Shifts on Middle East Peace
Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said Egypt may have altered some peace proposals but he expects no settlement during talks with U.S. leaders. He noted Israel will not agree to any deal until all prior commitments are honored, including the Cairo cargo corridor.
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United Press International
Yitzhak Rabin
Egypt
Middle East
Cairo
Rabin
Israeli National Radio
New York
Israel
Suez Canal
Ford
Henry Kissinger
Hugh Carey
New York City
Abraham Beame
Kissinger
Washington
Migrant Children Sought Across Eight Northeast Texas Counties
The Texas Education Agency and Region 10 seek migrant children in Fannin Colin Dallas Ellis Grayson Hunt Kaufman and Rockwall counties. Recruiters visit homes to identify children who moved with their families in the past five years to pursue agricultural or related work. A future program could improve education and health services for migrant children.
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Texas Education Agency
Region 10 Education Service Center
Texas
Fannin
Colin
Dallas
Ellis
Grayson
Hunt
Kaufman
Rockwall
TEA
Region 10
Moderate Chilean quake felt in Santiago and beyond
The National Earthquake Information Center reported a magnitude five quake northeast of Santiago, Chile. Windows and dishes broke but no injuries or major damage were reported as the tremor was felt from Valparaiso to Concepcion and at a depth of 100 kilometers near Argentina.
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Golden
Colo
UPI
National Earthquake Information Center
Santiago
Chile
NEIS
Ford rejects OAS Cuba embargo link to any vote
President Ford says the United States will not honor an OAS vote to lift the embargo on Cuba unless Havana changes its policy toward the United States. He stressed no shift in U S stance will occur without Cuba moving toward greater goodwill. Ford also voiced optimism on Middle East talks and noted Portugal’s slow move to democracy.
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Sinai
U.N
Cairo
Akhbar el Yom
United States
Ford
Anwar Sadat
Washington
UPI
Cuba
Fidel Castro
America
White House
Pierre Salinger
John F. Kennedy
L'Express
OAS
Middle East
Portugal
China
Salinger
Free Trade Talks May Break Barriers in Geneva
U.S. trade negotiator Clayton Yeutter moves from Agriculture to the White House as deputy special trade representative to steer Multilateral Trade Negotiations in Geneva. He cites delayed major agreements until 1977 or 1978 due to recession and the 1976 U.S. presidential election.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Geneva
Clayton K. Yeutter
Department of Agriculture
White House
Frederick Dent
Yeutter
United
Congress
Nuclear War Shelter Plan Houses Millions in Mines
The Defense Department backs evacuating up to 50 million Americans into abandoned mine shafts if a nuclear holocaust occurs. CPA chief John E. Davis seeks 1.3 million dollars to advance evacuation research with space found for 6 million, while analysts note Pittsburgh and Missouri could shelter large shares of their populations.
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Washington
UPI
Defense Department
Parade Magazine
Civil Preparedness Agency
CPA
John E. Davis
Congress
Pentagon
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
Missouri
Defense
James R. Schlesinger
U.S
Drive-In Depository Stand Damaged at First National Bank
Officers report a drive-in depository stand in the First National Bank drive-in section was struck by a northbound car between 6 and 8:30 PM Friday. The stand, valued at 2500 dollars, was knocked from its island and lay in the driveway. no tire marks were found and broken headlight glass was recovered. Dwight Munger and John Arnedge alerted police.
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First National Bank
Mike Bankston
Bill North
Ray Peeler
Ron Rodgers
Dwight Munger
John Arnedge
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