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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1963
Page
2
Indonesian President Sukarno raises a plebiscite requirement before Malaysia's East Asian federation forms, delaying by August 31. Foreign Minister Subandrio notes North Borneo self-determination, risking renewed Indonesia Malaya tension amid local polls showing Malay support. De Gaulle's tour fuels talk of successor Georges Pompidou or Henri Count de Paris, but no firm candidate.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk planned to ask the House Foreign Affairs Committee to repeal barriers on U S trade with Communist Poland and Yugoslavia as lawmakers refine Kennedy’s $4.5 billion foreign aid bill. He argued the ban hampers U S efforts to win Poland and Yugoslavia away from Soviet influence. Separate notes cite Rep Konowski plans to challenge open prayers and call for a mental test for justices, and Rep Saylor urging a study of an atomic plant on Long Island.
About 5 000 Negro students planned a freedom stay-out today in Boston public schools to protest segregation. Negro leaders said the action would be the nation’s first of its kind. The school committee asked Massachusetts Attorney General Edward Brooke Jr. to advise on school attendance laws. In Cambridge Maryland National Guardsmen remain on duty amid racial tensions. Edwin Guthman offered peaceable options to resolve the Cambridge situation. National church leaders agreed to form a national committee to work on racial problems with President Kennedy’s support. Charles Evers of Chicago was named temporary Mississippi field secretary for the NAACP in Jackson and indicated he would reinforce his brother Medgar Evers’s nonviolence policy.
Washington UPI report alleges CIA security is so opaque it appears off limits. A Senate page was intercepted while trying to deliver a letter from Senator Church to the CIA director and was sent away with the letter unread. The piece questions agency budget secrecy and odd line items such as an Abaca fiber program and lighthouse keeper widows payments as possible camouflage.
Clayton Verne Stewart, son of Louise Stewart of Fubboh and nephew of Mrs Haze Elliott of Becbam, is at James Connally AFB Texas to be commissioned as a first lieutenant after completing basic training. He enlisted in the Air Force Cadet program, attended Texas Technological College two years, and was in the Army ROTC. His Highland mother Mrs RM Clayson of Lubbock is a frequent Bonham visitor with her sister Mrs Elliott.
Jockey Sandy Hernandez broke a collarbone when his mount Pitt Penna threw him during the sixth race at Aqueduct on Monday. Manny Yeady also suffered minor injuries and was removed from the day's remaining mounts.
The Supreme Court rules opening each school day with religious exercises violates the First Amendment neutrality guideline. The 8 to 1 decision urges objective study of religion as part of the curriculum while noting the exalted place of religion in American society and advising schools to study comparative religion.
A court ruling backing objective teaching of religion in public schools is praised by religious leaders. J Irwin Miller of the National Council of Churches argues for Bible use as a source book in social studies. Episcopal bishop Creighton sees doors opening for religious history in curricula. leaders warn against silencing God in schools.
FHA and VA loans available for new two and three bedroom homes with prices from 8,750 to 10,750. A large selection of older homes offered from 4,500. Contact Glen F. Hodge at 583 3021 Ardis Keene at 583 4450 and Mrs. D C Starnes at 3 4238 for details.
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