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Bonham Daily Favorite

Location

Bonham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1964

Page

2

Senate considers federal teen gun possession bill

The Senate juvenile delinquency committee opened hearings on a proposed federal measure to curb teen gun possession, with sponsors citing child safety and penalties. The plan would authorize up to ten thousand dollars in fines and imprisonment for violators and aims to limit access to firearms by minors.

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Pedestrian Walkway Signage Sparks City Traffic Debate

City officials restrict sidewalk use on Second Street between Olive and Hill for pedestrian safety while issuing tickets for crossing a closed path. Officers cite a traffic advisory and misposted signs as causes, with planners vowing corrective work orders and sign updates.

Scranton Backers Weigh Delegates In GOP Race

Republican forces in Scranton seek to woo undecided and soft delegates as Goldwater leads and Rockefeller blocks shift. Texas vows 56 Goldwater votes while Montana adds 14 to his tally, producing a 667 delegate forecast with Scranton rising on Rockefeller support and Lodge backing.

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Wheat Farmers hail end to rail walkout

Kansas wheat farmers and dealers welcomed late injunctions against the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen after a walkout that had halted Missouri Pacific and Missouri Kansas-Texas Railroads. Chartrand of the Kansas City Board of Trade said harvest grains would again move by rail, with 100 to 350 million bushels in Kansas ready for transport in the next two weeks, mostly on Missouri Pacific lines.

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Buck Named to OSU Dean’s Honor Roll

James E. Buck of Bonham is among 1 943 Oklahoma State University students named to the Dean’s Honor Roll for the spring semester. The honor goes to those with a 3 0 grade point average or higher, 40 in perfect, while carrying at least 15 credit hours and having no grade below C.

Raymond — Girod

Six Die When Bus Plunges Through Causeway Hole

A Continental Trailways bus with eight aboard plunged into Lake Pontchartrain after a barge ripped a 240 foot hole in the causeway near New Orleans. Six died. five bodies recovered, one remains in the bus. Driver Ernest Vaughn and passenger William Cockerham identified among victims. Coast Guard divers and a derrick attempted to raise the bus. the bridge was closed.

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Lubbock Guests Return Home After Visit

Mrs Louise Stewart and her daughter Barbara Stewart return to Lubbock after a several days visit with Mrs Stewarts aunt Mrs Hazel Elliott in the city countryside context Florida not specified.

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Not Too Late for GOP to Embrace 1932 Platform Promises

The piece argues the 1932 Democratic platform called for drastic federal cuts and a balanced budget but was abandoned by FDR. It contrasts Republican calls for economy with Democratic deficits, noting Johnson’s era spending and a claim that “there is no free lunch.”

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