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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1954
Page
9
Prayer was led by Mrs. Kenneth Bethel and minutes read by Mrs Pet. Bethel the secretary, Mrs Johns gave the Bible lesson and the closing prayer. The next meeting will be June 28.
A Canton girl Frances Hoffman, age 13, completed a long truancy session abroad visiting Portugal, Spain, Italy, Switzerland, Germany, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Holland, Belgium, France, and England. She learned from English speaking desk mates and valued U.S. freedom and education. Her father supported the trip to gain teaching background.
President Eisenhower said a June 25 summit with Sir Winston Churchill and Anthony Eden is meant to dispel claims of rifts between the United States and Britain. He urged unity against hostile powers and compared the Potomac bridge to a newsworthy event if it collapses.
The piece describes Indonesian as the official language of about 83 million people and notes its blend of Malay roots with Sanskrit Dutch Arabic and other languages. It comments on modern scientific terms being largely Greek and Latin in origin as in English and closes with a brief remark on domestic trade.
McCarthy and allies clash with the Eisenhower administration over Clifford and Cohn as the Army hearings near closing. Welch wraps cross examination of McCarthy while subcommittee plans brief questions for the Red hunter amid threats to oust Cohn and Carr.
Observers expect a stinging minority report from the three Democratic subcommittee members after the hearings near completion. Democrats recall they must vote on approving staff hired by McCarthy during his one man control, while Mundt hopes for a unanimous report.
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