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Bonham Daily Favorite

Location

Bonham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1966

Page

7

NATO Shakeup Forces Shifting in Central Europe

Washington reports the NATO upheaval continues after France exits the integrated command. Defense Secretary McNamara outlines initial moves including withdraw of US Air Force units from France and dispersal of about 575000 tons of munitions to other European depots. Two C130 squadrons move from Evreux to Mildenhall by Sept 1.

Washington UPS Atlantic Alliance Europe France NATO Defense Robert S. McNamara U.S. Air Force Evreu Afb Mildenhall Apb England Air Force United States McNamara U.S America Charles de Gaulle West Germany Germany Iron Curtain

University of Oregon editor Faces Contempt Charge

Annette Buchanan editor of the Daily Emerald at the University of Oregon was ordered to reveal sources for a May 24 marijuana article and faced trial on contempt charges after refusing to name sources. Lane County Circuit Judge Edward Leavy set June 27 for the grand jury appearance. If convicted she could face six months in jail and a $300 fine.

Eugene, Ore UPI University of Oregon

BIBARBS Advertising Easy Charge Accounts

A partial clipping notes stores pushing easy to open charge accounts and questions why paying them is harder. Witty asides reflect on aging and golf lines with fragmented references to divots and effort.

Hospital News Risser and Memorial Hospitals Update

Dated hospital listings show new patients and recent discharges at Risser and Allen Memorial Hospitals. Names include Mrs. Paul Taylor, Leonard D C Gant, Eura Miller, Omie Semple, Marie Myers, JoAnne Riley, M H Killian, J B Hall and baby, Virgil Walker, Raymond Conine, Rube Alexander, Ida Ausburn, and many others across Bonham, Windom, Ravenna, and surrounding towns.

Paul Taylor Leonard D. C. Gant Bonham Cleveland Keene Ira B. McGeehee Worth Eura Miller Herbert Simpson Leonard Omie Semple Marie Myers Hot Springs Ark Clyde Hartwell George Ruff Bobby Darwin Hoyt Womack Mary Jane Smith Gober Vernon Burk Emmett Steele Trenton Sam Sullivan Windom Sam Vassar David Norris G. C. Windley Homer Castleberry Ravenna B. T. Roberts Hershel Emmons Sam Cotton Flora Belle Bailey Ben Stone Robert Victory Baby Boy Charles M. Thompson CR. Yarbrough Flaine McVay J. W. Fox

Six finalist sites for atom smasher questioned by senator

Sen Edward V Long says the six finalist sites for the $375 million atom smasher may be the biggest hoax in American scientific development. He objects that none are in Missouri and warns any site could cost taxpayers millions and risk US leadership in high energy physics.

Washington UPTI Edward V. Long D-Mo Long Senate Missouri

Accord Reached on Tightening Lobbying Regulations

House Senate conferees agreed on a compromise bil to tighten rules for U S citizens lobbying for foreign interests. The measure requires approval by both chambers and tightens disclosure of political activities and foreign agents contact with legislators. The move follows years of effort spurred by the Dodd case.

Washington Thomas J. Dodd Donn Senate Ethics Committee Jack Anderson Drew Pearson Dodd House Army Service Committee Senate Agriculture Committee NATO J. William Fulbight D-Ark Senate Foreign Relations Committee Viet Nam McGeorge Bundy

Senate to Extend July Recess After Holiday Break

Democratic leader Mike Mansfield said he and GOP Leader Everett Dirksen agreed the July 16 recess is too short and will be extended at least to July 2. The note comes amid plan for a longer Senate summer break.

Washington UPI Senate Mike Mansfield GOP Everett M. Dirksen

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