Fish fry marks Bartley Woods water project finish
FHA supervisor Tom Wylie praises the Bartley Woods fish fry as a precedent and notes plans to mention it to Frank Howell in Windom after the town line is completed. He recalls the fish as fine and says everyone enjoys the meal. Bonham Lions skip noon meeting to attend Honey Grove charter presentation with Lions wives. Rain exceeded an inch, hurting farmers with hay down and unharvested wheat.
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Tom Wylie
FHA
Bartley Woods
Frank Howell
Windom
Bonham Lions
Honey Grove
Honey Grove Lions Club
Bonham Jaycees sell bats to fund junior golf trip
Bonham Jaycees will sell flip and hit bats Thursday at 7 pm to raise 125 dollars for entry fees and transportation for five junior golfers to the regional tourney at Denison Rod and Gun Club. Windmills noted with a lesson on their purpose. Cookie King recalls hay baling misadventure during a hot afternoon.
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Bonham Jaycees
Denison Rod and Gun Club
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Jaycees
Denison
Cookie King
Windom
VFW Post Will Meet Thursday Evening
The James Bragg post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold its regular meeting Thursday night at 7:30 PM in the VEW hall in the 500 block of North Main Street, according to Post Commander John Van Kirk.
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James Bragg
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John van Kirk
VEW
North Main Street
Civil Rights Bill Final Passage Could Slip to Next Week
Senator Richard Russell warned that southern lawmakers may stall final Senate action on the civil rights bill delaying completion beyond Friday. He noted southern caucus members will use full debate time and may bring numerous amendments, possibly keeping the bill from final passage this week. House Speaker McCormack expressed hope for swift action once the Senate sends it over.
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Washington
UPL
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate
Russell
John W. McCormack
House
Mie Cormack
Johnson
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Creed Nepeo
White House
Woose
Hubert H .Humphrey Mini
Humphrey
Fannin County Earns 3 Stars in Tax Survey
The Publisairs Department of the Texas Chamber of Commerce rated Fannin County 63 stars in 1963 for cash basis funds, low net debt per capita, and a tax burden below state averages. A potential two additional stars depended on tax collection and budget adherence. The county’s $7.95 operating cost per capita was below the Texas average, and its cash balance qualified for a star while net funded debt remained under the state average.
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Fannin County
Publisiairs Department
Bast
Texas Chamber of Commerce
Ots
Law moves petty forest offense cases to U S commissioners
The House approved a bill to allow persons charged with petty offenses on national forests and grasslands to be tried by U S commissioners instead of full U S district court judges. The move aims to speed handling of minor violations and reduce court backlog.
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Washington
UPL
House
Senate
U.S
Otten Baeging
Judes
New Presbyterian Pastor Set to Arrive in Bonham
The Rev. William H. Cheatham, formerly of Texarkana and Longview area churches, will become pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Bonham, arriving Wednesday and assuming full duties July 1 after a two week vacation. He succeeds Rev. Richard Q. Young, now at Magnolia, Mississippi, and brings a long Texas and Tennessee ministry background including Cumberland Presbyterian and Westminster ties.
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Texarkana
Texas
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Asume
Magnolia
Mr Cheatham
Lincoln County
Tennessee
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Biyson College
Erskin College and Seminary
Middle Tennessee State College
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Bethel College
Cumberland Presbyterian Seminary
MeKenzie
Tenn
Chattanoosa
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
South Pittsburg
Bowling Green Ky
Wet Tesas
Cumberland
Mi Cheatham
Grawe Chumbley
Whitewaoht
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Dawgesbeld
Property Loss Reaches Across Three Rainy Accidents
Three accidents, two inside the city and one west of Bandon, were blamed on heavy rains and slick roads. No serious injuries were reported though vehicles sustained heavy damage. Jeep driver Rufus Bradford Stone was treated at M&S Hospital after his vehicle was rear ended on US 82.
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Bonhams
M&s Hospital
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Bannim
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Cox
Michael Eugene Herren
Alabama
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Jay Pluckweorth
Audrey Viattu Parker
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Walter Niedvali
Gomleaa
Harris Will Bolt Demo Convention Amid Delegation Strife
Houston reports warn liberal and conservative factions within the Democratic ranks may bolt the convention. San Antonio and Dallas County groups faced credential challenges as a San Antonio slate led by Maury Masax was ousted by the credentials committee. The dispute centers on seating and the proper delegation alignment for the Democratic convention.
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UPI
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Beswar
Sesson
Ierstan
Ghar Desi
I Kw. Co
Ataee Cosanibee
SDEC
Poweser
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Fb Twain
Parma
San Antonio
Maury Maseach
Fiwin
Dixn
Tsa
Joan Pease
Dallas County
Tragic Accident Involving Woman In Louisiana
A woman suffered severe injuries and died after a tragic incident described in the report. Police and investigators are reviewing the circumstances, with details about the event and possible witnesses still unclear.
Earthquake Rocks Japan 22 Dead and 196 Injured
A powerful quake off Honshu caused widespread destruction with more than 3,000 buildings damaged. NHK reports 22 dead, 196 injured, and fires burning across Nagata as city officials seek outside aid.
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Japan Broadcast Inc Corporation
NHK
Earthquake Strikes City Amid Rescue Operations and Aftermath
A major earthquake triggers a multinational relief effort with Japan’s Defense Agency sending troops and U S forces coordinating air support. Widespread damage follows with buildings collapsing and infrastructure failing as emergency crews search for survivors and assist affected residents.
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Los Air Force
Japan Defense Agency
Tad
Rainfall totals and flood warnings hit north central Texas
The Bonham area reported over two inches of rain by noon with more forecast as a tropical disturbance moved north. Central Texas saw up to nine inches in some spots while rainfall for 1964 neared 22 inches through May, aiding crops but raising flood concerns and weed challenges.
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Bonham
Cadet
Haston
Catadee
Dusuicio
Court of Honor Slated Wednesday Night
The Court of Honor will be held Wednesday at 7:30 pm for troop 2 and others. Badges including first class Star and second class will be presented to many Scouts as advancement chairman Jide AON Harrison NeTseo Poot presides at the lodge.
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Bettooa
Methodist
Jide Aon
Harrison NeTseo
Trainmen End Day-Long Strike Return to Work
Trainmen in Texas and neighboring regions resumed duties after a day-long walkout ended by a federal court order. The strike, sparked by protest over working conditions and overtime, disrupted rail traffic across major lines before crews moved trains toward Texarkana and resumed service.
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Brotherhood of Railroad Plainmen
Red Keser Division
Texas
Pethie
Baeck
TLE
Texarkana
Traimmen
Dnon
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