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Bonham Daily Favorite

Location

Bonham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1967

Page

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Volunteer drive for Pony and Colt league at Fat the field

Bryce McIntyre president of Boys Baseball Inc seeks volunteers this open week for the Pony and Colt leagues to prepare Fat the field. First work session starts 5 p m with machinery on site. No games to allow boys to attend Camp Dierks on the Glover River in Oklahoma per long standing Scout baseball pact.

Bryce McIntyre Boys Baseball, Inc McIntyre Colt Camp Dierks Glover River Oklahoma

Carmichael Arrested Again in Atlanta Protest

Stokely Carmichael, black power advocate, arrested for the second weekend for arguing with police in west Atlanta. He was jailed on a charge of failing to obey police orders to move on, with four other Black individuals detained. He wore bathing trunks and a Malcolm X sweatshirt and said he was used to being booked. The fine on conviction is $25.

Atlanta API Stokely Carmichael Carmichael West Atlanta

Kosygin Denounces Aggression at U N Session

Soviet Premier Kosygin condemned American and Israeli aggression at a UN General Assembly emergency session. He urged withdrawal of U S forces from Vietnam and accused Israel of starting the six day war and committing crimes in Gaza Jerusalem and occupied areas. He warned of nuclear risk if big powers join the Vietnam conflict. He praised the Security Council for a cease fire but blamed Israel for the war’s consequences.

United Nations UPI Alexei N. Kosygin Vietnam Israel Kosygin United Nations General Assembly Middle East Soviet Union Security Council Kosygip Mideast Moscow Gaza Jerusalem Aureus Hitler Germany Kosypin United States Assembly Britain

Johnson Sets Five Point Plan for Middle East Peace

President Johnson outlined five principles for Middle East peace including ending the arms race and UN reporting on arms shipments. He stressed regional responsibility, warned against pursuing threats, and urged national life, refugees’ justice, open sea passage, and political independence for all. He called for reasoned leadership and warned that the cost of renewed conflict would be high.

Johnson Feyphan Gamal Abdel Nasser Gulf of Aqaba Mideast U.N

Dodd Censure Hearings Focus on Dear Lyndon Letter

The Senate weighs censure of Sen. Thomas J. Dodd after a "Dear Lyndon" letter suggesting misuse of campaign funds. Dodd admits writing the 1963 note to Lyndon B. Johnson while denying improper use, as ethics charges cover $116,083 in alleged personal expenses.

Senate Thomas J. Dodd Connecticut Washington UPI Lyndon Dodd Lyndon B. Johnson Senate Ethics Committee Caribbean Charles H. Percy R-Ii Johnson Dody

Savoy Ex-Students Vote to Keep Reunions Alive

At the 1967 Savoy Male and Female College reunion only one ex-student, Mrs Alpha Deatherage Jenkins, attended. Despite low turnout, the Ex-Students Association re elected officers Kenneth Woodward Glenmore Hodge and Mrs G R Newby to another year. The event featured displays, music, and memories, including the first telegraph picture from Savoy and a piano gift to the school.

SAVOY Spl R. R. Halsell Halsell Alpha Deatherage Jenkins Ex-Students Association Kenneth Woodward Duncan Okla Glenmore Hodge Bonham G. R. Newby Wayicome Halsest Savoy Star Hassell Lewis Holland L. W. Pierce L. J. Reynolds Woodward Wooonward Penn Ezra Lew Reynolds Dallas Bob Grant Joe Fielding Ernest Earl Ayres Hodges Texas Hassell Gymnasium Frances Cates Ex- Students Association Robert Hodges Barbara Lips Prof Schovr Anne Halsell Woodward Durant Lips Higiseli

Frogs Heard At Pothan Halt A Mila

A fragment notes the croak of a Spring peeper and a tree frog about an inch long heard near pothan halt a mila with little context.

Johnson open to summit with Kosygin on broad issues

UPI reports President Johnson signaled willingness to meet Soviet Premier Kosygin if an agenda covers more than the Mideast. Talks could include Vietnam and an antiballistic missile freeze, with a preference for Washington or Camp David as the meeting site.

Washington UPI Johnson Alexei N. Kosygin U. S Kosygin Vietnam Mideast Camp David Kosypin United States New York U. N

Fierce Battle VC Attack on Tank Base Repulsed

Viet Cong assault on the 7th Armor Cavalry base near Saigon was repulsed after heavy fighting. U S forces reported at least 45 American fatalities and many wounded while claiming hundreds of enemy casualties as reinforcements breached positions and an artillery and air response halted the attack.

Saigon UPI Vietner Guercilla 7Th Armor Cavalry Regiment Sipon Viet Con Oit Vodkins U.S Fisnt U.S. Army Saipan Mrkong

Kosygin Makes U N Address After Johnson Speech

Soviet Premier Kosygin arrives at the United Nations to launch an anti Israel campaign and speaks through an interpreter. He says he listened to Johnsons speech but will not say if a summit with Johnson is planned. He declines to comment on Johnsons Five Principles for Peace in the Middle East.

State Department U.N. General Assembly Alexei Kosygin America Middle East Israel Johnson New York UPI United Nations General Assembly Ney Kosygin Washington U.N

Officers Report Busy Weekend Arrest Spree

Sheriff deputies and a liquor board agent along with highway patrolmen teamed for a weekend of arrests for drunkenness and disturbances. Suspects were nabbed Saturday and Sunday morning and lined up for court on Monday. City officers noted additional drunkenness arrests.

Liquor Board

Collision causes light damage on North Center Street

Investigating officers estimate damage at 250 dollars after a Sunday collision on North Center Street. Officer W J Breitweg and Officer Fred Clark report Denny Lynn Cotham drove a car that struck a parked vehicle owned by Ralph L Salisbury of Delta Ohio.

North Center Street W. J. Breitweg Fred Clark Denny Lynn Cotham Ralph L. Salisbury Delta Ohio

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