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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1956
Page
4
Otto Strasser, a former Hitler ally, intends to meet Sunday with right wing figures to launch a new neo Nazi party in postwar Germany. The plan echoes Strasser's prewar tactics as he taps into German grievances to revive dormant Nazi sentiments.
He outlines a platform promising to tackle unification, conscription, and taxation with glib solutions. The plan calls for armed neutrality by East and West Germans as a prelude to a plebiscite, claiming the Russians could accept it.
Lanny Lipford son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Lipford has become a disc jockey at Dallas radio KLIF. He will be on air from midnight to six in the morning after attending Hardin Simmons University in Abilene and previously serving as an announcer at KRBC in Abilene.
Val returns to the Carraways bungalow as Dirk departs for England. Dirk deflects questions about money while Val contemplates her future. Bruce hints at a possible move for Val to the Mandeville hospital as Miss Felton’s condition remains fragile and Grace expresses awkward interest.
Chinese Premier Chou En-lai seeks a direct conference with Secretary Dulles to discuss Formosa and Korea with the aim of gaining recognition for Red China and entry to the United Nations. Dulles remains firm on freeing prisoners and a repudiation of force as prerequisites.
Announcements reference the Democratic primaries of July and August 1988. Names listed include Hoyt Ivey seeking re election, Earl Cain, Willie Earle, Commissioner Precinct 1 Robert Beliews, Dan B. Campbell, Constable Precinct 1 Jack Leonard, Joel Kelly.
Mrs. Golda Myerson was named Israel’s foreign minister succeeding Moshe Sharett, giving Prime Minister Ben-Gurion stronger control of policy toward the Arab states. Sharett resigns to lead the Labor Party. Mordechai Namir becomes labor minister. Possible reshuffles include Abba Eban’s recalled role and Eliyahu Elath’s shift to Washington.
Ladonia moves forward with a one story brick veneer city hall replacing the 1898 three story brick building. The new facility will house city offices the fire station the civic library and a large public room.
A Negro cafe and two residences on South 5th Street were destroyed by fire Sunday afternoon. Fire officials said the blaze started in the cafe and spread to the nearby homes as strong winds fanned the flames. Damage was estimated at 3,500 dollars.
Ladonia city commission agreed to exchange the old city hall and fire station plus a small cash amount for the new building. Mayor W M Thomas announced dedication ceremonies will be held sometime in July. Commission members include J B Eastman and H B Johnson.
Marine Master Sergeant Richard S. Greenedyke of Birmingham Alabama won the top speaking award from Zone L International Toastmasters over Marine M Sergeant Harold Pope of the Millington Naval Base Tennessee.
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