Herter Blames Soviets for Berlin Parley Failure
Secretary of State Christian Herter defended Western rights in Berlin in a national broadcast saying possible areas of agreement exist but the Soviets must back down from threats to evacuate West Berlin. He reported no progress at Geneva to warrant a summit and set talks to resume July 1 in Geneva.
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Herter
Washington
UPI
Christian A Herter
Berlin
Russia
Germany
Geneva
West Berlin
Miisters Fevel
Eisenhower
Nikitai Khrushche
Britain
France
United States
Hevter
Oward
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Secretas
Homer Fef Capehart
R-Ind
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Soviet Union
Mansfield
Khrushchev
Bern
Central Europe
Frol Koslov
Fisenhower
Kosiov
New York
Moscow
Ike Seeks Long Term Aid Plan With Defense Control
President Eisenhower urged Congress to make US foreign military aid long term and transfer control to the Defense Department to end ongoing bickering. He outlined a dozen recommendations aimed at reorganizing aid programs and reducing political friction.
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Ike
Congress
Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Defense Department
Department of Defense
Willam H Draper Jr
Defense
Draper
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Free World
1924 Bonham circular offers aluminum prizes with coupons
A Rogers Woodward and Roberts Co circular from 1924 listed aluminum prizes earned by coupons with every dollar of dry goods. Prizes included a tea kettle and percolator while gingham and clothing prices were highlighted. The find was made by Lowell Shuler in the Bonham post office basement addressed to J. B. Parks.
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Rogers, Woodward and Roberts Co
Bonham
Duventine
Springfield
Lowell Shuler
Post Office
J. B. Parks
Bonham, Rt. 3
Free annual barbecue invite from Clyde Boatwright
Circulars invite all to attend the big annual free barbecue hosted by Mr and Mrs Clyde Boatwright in Whitewright. Distribution extends throughout North Texas. The notice notes the event was formerly held at a location listed on ODDS AND ENDS Page 5.
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Clyde Boatwright
Whitewright
Texas
Dee Odds and Ends
North Central Texas Weather Forecast Brief
Partly cloudy through Thursday with widely scattered afternoon and night storms. No significant temperature changes expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Benham Guard Unit Returns From Fort Hood Maneuvers
After two weeks of hard work and sunshine at Fort Hood, the Bonham Texas National Guard unit returned Sunday with high morale. The June 7 move to North Fort Hood near Waco started with tents and setup, followed by classes and field drills.
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Fort Hood
Benham
Texas National Guard
North Fort Hood
Waco
Bus Ticket Found Helps Bonham Serviceman In Wichita Falls
Dallas man Landers Vaughn found a missing round trip bus ticket in a car after giving a Navy photographer's mate a ride from Wichita Falls to Gainesville. Publisher H V Toon of the Sanger Courier sought the owner via the Daily Favorite, asking the serviceman or friends to contact to reclaim the fare for the return trip.
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Bonham
Wichita Falls
H V. Toon
Sanger Courier
Navy
Vaughn
Toon
Sanger
West Coast
Dallas
Vicemuan
TP and L Chooses Fannin Site For New Generating Plant
TP and L selects Fannin County for a multi million dollar generating plant. The plan includes a 25 000 watt rate structure and targets completion by late 1959. President W W Lynch of the company comments on regional impact and project scope.
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Tp&l
Fannin
W. W. Lynch
Opposition to Long's Dismissal May Be Withdrawn
Gov Earl K. Long's lawyers rushed to Baton Rouge as hearings began on his commitment. Mrs Blanche Long fled the state amid fears of her husband’s homicidal tendencies while a hearing weighed the governor's illegal detention and sanity. Lt Gov Lether Frazar remained unaccounted for as plans to withdraw orders to commit him emerged amid a tense capital scene.
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Baton Rouge
UPI
Earl! K. Long
Long
Louisiana
Joe Arthur Sims
Blanche Long
Lether Frazar
Sims
Two Leonard Boys Rescue in Bos d Arc Creek
Two teen boys James Sherman and Barry Parsons were rescued after a boat overturned in Bos d Arc Creek near State Park road bridge. Bonham firemen and officers pulled Sherman from the water while Parsons swam ashore, with bystanders and deputies coordinating rescue efforts and reporting prior creek trips for fun.
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Leonard
Dueang
Bos d Arc Creek
Ard Farm
State Park Road
Sherdan
Bonham
Sheriff's Department
Jeon Shasud
Paris
Sheridan
Hoyt Ivey
Honey Grove
Shastid
U. 82
Neil Gilbert
Marin Thrasher
Bobby Tadlock
Sherman
Gilbert
Thrasher
Tadlock
Ds Ave Sheridan
Ivey
R. E Sheridan
B. L Paris
Joed Toney
Sue Carole Havens
Martha Stapp
Randolph Leonard Farm Road
US 82
French Battle Rebels Hit Bone Area With Air and Ground Assault
UPI reports waves of French warplanes bombed and pinned a large band of Mostem rebels near Bone in fierce dawn fighting. French commandos surrounded the attackers after a long gun battle, trapping them on the Bone to La Calle road near the Tunisian frontier.
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Bone
la Calle
Texas Legislature Taps Cigarette Tax for Special Session Fund
Texas lawmakers voted 116 to 19 to transfer 400000 dollars from the cigarette tax fund to the contingent expense fund for the second special session. Representative W S Heatly of Paducah sponsored the bill and sent it to the Senate.
Capehart Says Negotiations On Mutual Radio Purchase
Senator Homer Capehart and others stated they are in negotiations for the purchase of the Mutual Broadcasting System radio network. The Indianapolis Republican indicated active talks are underway among involved parties.
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Washington
Cu Piy
Len Homer Capehart
R-Ind
Mutual Broadcasting System Radio Network
House defeats states rights bill weakening amendment
The House rejected an amendment that would limit the bill's key provision to future legislation. The vote stood 185 to 128 against the change, delivering a 66 vote margin for the measure.
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Washington
UPI
House
Two Leaders Reported to Leave Threatened Havens
Washington reports that Juan Perono of Argentina and Bose Benicio Batesta of Cubal are being moved to safety as they prepare to flee their threatened havens in the Dominican Republic.
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Washington
Juan Perono
Argentina
Bose Benicio Batesta
Cubal
Dominican Republic
Nelson Emphasizes Value of Driver Training Course
Bonham high school principal M B Nelson urged Rotarians to support youth driver training citing 32 million automotive fatalities since the first car and a $4 billion annual property loss. He noted 85 percent of accidents result from driver error and outlined summer enrollment of 22 students with a film on Turnpike Driving. Visitors included Charles Thompson of New Mexico and Navy midshipman Tom Murray.
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M B Nelson
Bonham High School
Rotarians
Nelson
John Cantrell
Bonham Ford
Proposal to Abolish Death Penalty in Mexican States
A committee at the frost natuv el convention of public prosecutors approved a resolution urging the abolition of the death penalty in all Mexican states. Each prosecutor would draft a state bill to remove capital punishment from criminal codes in Puebla Hidalgo Guerrero San Luis Potosí Nuevo León and other states. Benito Sanches Hemkel, state prosecutor, presented the resolution.
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Mexico City
APID
Frost Natuv el
Puebla Nuevos Peon
Pamauliyas Hidalgo
Guerrero
Chapes
San Bats
Benito Sanches
Hemkel
Stace
Mexico
Prosecntor
Local Forecast Sees More Showers and Mild Cooling
Forecasters predict additional showers across the region with little temperature change. The Bonham area will see light rain from the west southwest to the south during the 24 hour period, with rainfall amounts around a quarter to a half inch possible. Temperatures will stay near or just below normal for the day and month.
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Bontata
Denison Driver Unharmed After Gasoline Truck Crash
Alvin Allen Meek of Denison escaped injury when his gasoline transport jackknifed and crashed into a tree on CO 82 within the city limits. Police say the truck skidded while traveling east on US 82. neither the tractor nor the tanker overturned. The Hooper Oil Co. of Denison owned the vehicle.
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Alvin Allen Meek
Denison
Herman Renfro
Meek
Hooper Oil Company
Betty Hutton Released From Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Actress Betty Hutton leaves Cedars of Lebanon Hospital after several days of examination. She was described as very fatigued on admission and given a clean bill of health on release.
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Hollywood
UPL
Betty Hutton
Cedars of Lebanon
Miss Hutton
New Quarters Move for Bonham Police and Driver’s Division
Bonham city police depart ment and the drivers license division of the Lexdas Department of Public Safety occupy new quarters. Police move to Clive Ceevagvar hall while the license division shifts to the basement of the city hall jail. A radio antenna will be erected at the Caly ball site atop a tall pole.
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Bonham City
Lexdas Department of Public Safety
Todas Bothmide
Tuesdas
Clve Ceevagvar Anyity Hall
Hove
Daity Pottee
Caly Ball
Deng
Cy Hall
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National Guard
Via
Mre
Gray
E Tp&l
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Red River
State Board of Water Engineers
Oklahoma
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Red River Valley
Lynch
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Texas Power & Light
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Texas Electric Generating Station
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