US to pull out 15 000 First Cavalry and 8 000 Marines from Japan
Washington moves to close bases and withdraw American combat troops from Japan over next month in staged departures affecting about 23 000 personnel including the First Cavalry Division and the 3rd Marine Division. The pullout aims to reduce friction with Japanese locals and shift defense burden to Japan while modernized Air Force wings may return to South Korea.
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Washington
Japan
First Cavalry Division
3Rd Marine Division
United States
Honky-Tonk
Gislang
Washington-Tokyo
Eisenhower
Nobusuke Kishi
North Korea
South Korea
Korea
Pentagon
Local fishing success and Lake Texoma water skiing tales
Bonham Postmaster E M Spence and R B Pittman report good catfishing with 22 fish from State Park and Red River. Coppedge, Wade, and Rex Cop pedge ski at Lake Texoma with Wade attempting but not mastering the sport. Tail twister Forrest Copeland confirms lion return after paying 25 cents to Clarence Elkins. Homer Carpenter battles mosquitos at home.
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Bonham
E. M
Buddy) Spence
R. B. Pittman
Yuba
Okla
Buddy
State Park
Pittman
Red River
Bob Barrow
Lee Morrow
Dr. O. C. Wade
Rex Coppedge
Lake Texoma
Coppedge
Wade
Forrest Copeland
Lions Club
Copeland
Clarence Elkins
Five Ladonia Residents Charged With Drunken DUIs
Five Ladonia residents were charged with drunken DUIs in Justice of the Peace W F Fink's court after an early Saturday arrest. Sheriff Hoyt Ivey and Constable Jack Leonard respectively stopped a man en route from Honey Grove with a toy pistol before gathering four others in Ladonia for arraignment.
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Ladonia
Justice of Peace
Weather Outlook for North Central Texas
Partly cloudy and warm through Sunday with widely scattered afternoon thunderstorms possible. Strong sun and heat risk with humidity levels rising across the region. Localized brief downpours may occur mainly in eastern counties, with no widespread severe weather anticipated.
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Texas
Thundershowers Drench Parts of Fannin County
Scattered thundershowers dropped varying moisture on parts of Fannin County Friday and Saturday. Bonham recorded over half an inch in under 30 minutes near 4 pm Friday. Honey Grove Windom and Dodd City saw showers Saturday morning, with Bonham receiving a light shower later. A cool front triggered the activity, with more rain predicted through Sunday as temperatures dipped to the upper 60s at night and near 90 during the day.
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Fannin County
Bonham
Honey Grove
Windom
Dodd
Sherman Resident Killed in Wreck
PARCELL Okla UP Karl Alvin Buselmeier 57 Sherman Tex was killed and his wife seriously injured today in a two car collision at an intersection east of here Two others also were injured in the crash of a station wagon driven by Buselmeier and an automobile driven by James Curtis Howeth 36 Oklahoma City Negro Howeth received minor cuts and a passenger James Conley 57 Oklahoma City Negro suffered severe lacerations Mrs Buselmeier was in serious but not critical condition with two broken legs and two broken ribs
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Buselmeier
James Curtis Howeth
Oklahoma City
Howeth
James Conley
Burglary Suspect Returned to Durant for Charges
A white man wanted in Durant Oklahoma on burglary charges was turned over to Durant officers by Sheriff Hoyt Ivey. Durant. He faces burglary of the store at Yuva. The suspect had been arrested earlier at McKinney.
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Durant
Qkla
Oxiahomea
Hoyt Ivey
Raney Arngid
Yuva
McKinney
Rayburn Admits August Adjournment Possibility
Speaker Sam Rayburn, in Bonham after a Dallas stopover, says Congress may adjourn sometime in August after a busy term with major appropriations and a civil rights bill still facing Senate approval. He notes remaining work and possible budget cuts before final adjournment.
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Congress
Dallas
Rayburn
Congres Finalis
Bonham Scouts Selected Friday For OA Candidates
Five Bonham Scouts from Troops 255 260 and 54 were named as OA candidates at Camp Glover Friday night Jack Weaver Jim Van Zandt Pat Clutter John Woodruff and Ed Arledge. Their OA ordeal will be in August with full membership possible upon meeting all requirements.
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Bonham
Order of the Arrow
Camp Glover
Jack Weaver
M Weaver
Jim van Zandt
H R van Zandt
Pat Clutter
John Woodruff
A © Woodruff
Ed Arledge
Stuart Arledger
The
House Poised to Approve Ike Foreign Aid Package
Washington report says the House ready to back President Eisenhower’s foreign aid request totaling 3.864 billion dollars with 2.9 billion for military hardware and defense support. The Foreign Affairs Committee will review items next week as testimony from military and civilian leaders continues. Senate action already approved an overall program around 3.617 billion dollars, a modest cut.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate
House
Disappearance Report in Verona Farm Finds Sleepy Cow
In Verona Italy Lars Pigbelluay, a 63 year old farmer, wakes to report a missing cow. He discovers the animal fast asleep in its bed, ending the search with an unusual outcome.
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Verona
Italy
Lars Pigbelluay
Nixon warns budget cutters in Plymouth on freedom and defense
Vice President Richard M Nixon told a Mayflower ceremony crowd that no price is too great for freedom. He carried Eisenhower greetings to Capt Alan Villiers and 32 crewmen of the Pilgrim replica ship. He urged examination of defense and foreign aid spending and warned sacrifices may be required for peace, stressing courage to avoid atomic war.
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Plymouth
Masa
Richard M Nixon
Nixon
Eisenhower
Alan Villiers
England
Plymouth Tock
Khrushchev
Mao Tse Tung
Chou En-Lai
Judge Declines to Set Date for Houston School Rule
Federal Judge Ben Conally said he has no idea when he will rule on Houston public school desegregation. He noted it likely will not be next week or two as he reviews final briefs from Negro attorneys Francis Wilhulma and Henry Loyle Williams and from Logie, who represent two Negro girls seeking admission to white schools. The case centers on re desegregation in Houston ISD amid weeks of argument and opposition.
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Houston
Ben Conally
Francis Wilhulma
Henry Loyle Williams
Logie
Dannally
Ethool Beard
Ex Convict Charged In Woman's Death
A four time ex convict admitted to poisoning and beating a South Carolina woman named Elinor Millard 35, found dead after a car crash near Como. The body was recovered Friday from a flipped car. Millard had deep cuts from jagged glass. Conroe Power and Chaiet Kerdae Stephene arrested Elinor who was driving the car. investigators say she appeared dead for hours due to non bleeding wounds.
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Houston
Johnny Eison
South Carolina
Como
Millard
Columbia SC
Connor
Conroe
Elinor
Ductus
Shell Mortar Mishap Kills Four At Fort Sill
A mortar shell exploded during a training demonstration at Fort Sill Oklahoma killing four soldiers and injuring 14 others. About 308 soldiers and civilians watched from bleachers as a mock attack went wrong. Most injured were from Company B, 333rd Infantry Battalion. Helicopters ferried the wounded to base hospital as donors lined up for plasma.
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Ohle
S33ad
Adewa's Hill
Kren
Riardebedtcent
Cam LD
522Nd
B Company
Evey
Department of Tactics and Combined Armas
Fie
Allies prep modern air defenses on Korea frontier
Observers report United Nations ally plans to upgrade to modern fighter aircraft and anti air systems amid talks of reinforcing Republic of Korea forces. Seoul reels from alert as US and allies move to bolster regional security against North Korean commu nist threats with new aircraft and weapons.
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Smout
Korea
Republic of Kurea
Japan
ROK
United Nations Command
Mrnday
Athen Wall
Fcreen
Fragmentary OCR Clues Point to Hidden Items and Prices
Scattered unreadable text hints at a list of objects or items with prices and locations. The snippet mentions forts, ports, and a recurring date in a jumbled form, plus references to bargaining terms and small monetary values.
Independence Day Broadcast Recounts War Hardships
A fragmentary World War II era report describes a Bonham family appearing on the game show Strike It Rich from Corregidor, wartime hardships of prisoners, and broadcasts of programs like The Ming That Could Not Die. The text references Otto Charles Erier and a nationwide broadcast on Independence Day 1937 wartime reflections.
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Bonham
North Fort Hood honors retirement of Bonham unit guidon
The Bonham based Co A 7th Armored Infantry Battalion 498th Armored Division of the National Guard retired its guidon after 10 years of service. Some 330 guardsmen had marched for maneuvers in Louisiana and Texas and the blue flag with white rifles and numerals 147 was placed in the armory as a ceremonial tribute.
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Bonham National Guard
North Port Hood
Bobby Lo Masters
Guy DO Glanscore
147Th Armored Battalion
Robert M Wilkerson
Kenneth Hall
Robert Ro Joyner
May Odis A Lowe
Edgar M Wels
Bonham
Ovas National Guard
Fann County
Co A
7Th Armored Infantry Battalion
498Th Armored Division
North Fort Hood
Louisana
Texas
Kenneth
Hall
Colonef
Cjluascos Ballahen
Iar
KO Turner
Wimford I
Wade
Ten Speakeasies Raided in Dallas
Dallas police raided ten speakeasies as part of a crackdown in the area. Officers reported uncovering illicit beer and liquor, with multiple arrests and confiscations totaling 116 gallons of beer and other contraband. The operation involved district precincts and local clubs, including Arcadia Park venues, and cited violations such as unlawful drinking and aiding alcohol distribution.
Grand Jury Sets July 8 Convene
Attorney Jovy Wright announced Saturday a number of cases to be presented to the grand jury when it convenes on July 8 at Bath. The statement outlined the schedule and aims for the coming term.
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Bath
Jovy Wright
Cahveer- Ga
Committee Seeks To Prove Tie Up In Labor Probe
Washington lawmakers push an investigation into alleged links between a union faction and racketeers. Congressman John McClellan said hearings will be scheduled after a federal court finishes James Hoffa’s bribery trial.
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Washington
State Labor Hackers Committee
Tramsters Union
New York
John JL. MiClellan
D-Ark
Leonard Man Faces Charge of Incest
A complaint alleges incest against a white man living near Leonard. Leonard, Hamp Harpera Court, Johnson, Sheriff Hort Ivey, and County Attorney Treoy Wright are connected to the case after an arrest at the suspect’s home following a kng deer report and Bustand of the Bans cay 6.
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Leonard
Justice of Peace
Hamp
Harpera Court
Johnson
Hort Ivey
Treoy Wright
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