Kennedy to Visit Mexico for Talks on Castro Ties
President Kennedy and Mrs. Kennedy will fly to Mexico City for a three day visit Friday through Sunday. They will be hosted by President Lopez Mateos with ceremonial lunches, toasts, and tours including housing projects and a folk dance fiesta. The trip aims to ease tensions over U S policy toward Fidel Castro while signaling renewed neighborhood relations.
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Midnight, Rodeo Champion review
Robert F. Gard surveys Midnight a rodeo horse tale of Sandy Macpher son owner and Belle Monroe as they chase big time rodeo glory. The book blends thrilling bronco battles with a glossary of rodeo terms and handsome C. W. Anderson jacket art for horse lovers and collectors alike.
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Delinquent Taxes Action Ordered by Honey Grove Commission
Honey Grove city commission instructed the city attorney to pursue collection of all delinquent taxes water bills and related items. Mayor T G Lane announced delinquencies for 1960 61 1959 60 1958 59 1957 58 1956 57 and 1955 56 totaling substantial sums noting finances hinder progress and essential repairs cannot be funded.
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Record praise for Strauss memoirs Men and Decisions
Washington ups rate praises Adm Lewis L. Strauss memoir Men and Decisions from Doubleday. It highlights Chapter 14 on Oppenheimer and Chapter 18 on Strauss Senate rejection. The review notes FBI reports, AEC staff decisions, and the political clash over Oppenheimer and Strauss. It contrasts with Wallace and other cabinet issues.
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Death Plane Off Course Before Guadeloupe Crash
An Air France 707 crashed on a rain soaked mountainside near Pointe-a-Pitre Guadeloupe killing 113. Off course approach cited by island residents as mangled bodies were laid in St Rose town hall. Most victims were South American or French nationals. no Americans aboard.
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Rodeo Promoter Verne Elliott Dies at 71
Verne Elliott 71, longtime rodeo promoter tied to the Southwestern Fat Stock Show Rodeo in Fort Worth since 1919, died of a heart attack at his Platteville area ranch. He staged the first Madison Square Garden rodeo and once owned a 500-strong horse and cattle string valued over $200,000. Elliott had produced Fort Worth rodeos and later advised Harry Knight-Fowler Cole.
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Cotton Mill Owner Otto Goedecke Receives Law Degree
Otto Goedecke of Hallettsville, owner of the Bonham Cotton Mills, earned a Doctor of Laws from Texas Lutheran College Le Buin during the annual commencement. A Dallas area broker and mill owner, Goedecke chairs Otto Goedecke Inc and 15 subsidiaries and serves on several cotton industry boards and committees.
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Morse and Eisenhower clash over taxes and farm subsidies
In Washington Senator Wayne Morse accuses Dwight Eisenhower of being subsidized by taxpayer dollars his Gettysburg farm is largely funded by gifts. Eisenhower warns Americans to stay vigilant against big government while Kennedy responds with a planned news conference.
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Washington predicts $20 million windfall from 1962 World Fair
Economic experts forecast the state of Washington will gain at least 20 million dollars in additional tax revenue from the Seattle World’s Fair of 1962, reflecting expected boosts to commerce and tourism.
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Dairy Herd Classified by Holstein-Friesian Association
Frederick Md inspector Roger P Denney classified 24 animals at Sud d's Corner Diary into 12 good plus and 10 good for type. The Sudderth dairy herd near Frederick was officially categorized by the Holstein-Friesian Association of America.
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Kennedy Burned in Effigy at Mexican University Rally
In Mexico City a Kennedy effigy was burned during a Friday night campus protest led by left wing student groups linked to the Mexican Communist Party. Authorities warned of tighter security for Kennedy and Jacqueline Kennedy during their upcoming state visit with President Lopez Mateos.
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Lady Bird Johnson Endorses Alliance for Progress
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson spoke at Theta Sigma Phi in San Antonio praising the Alliance for Progress and the rising role of women in world affairs. She urged women to take significant roles, especially in education, as the hemisphere embarks on the massive effort.
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Five Wolfe City Girls to Attend Kilgore Junior College
Five Wolfe City high school girls Judy Whittemore Elaine Waston Ginger Isaacs Joe Carson Bower and Donna Green will depart Sunday morning for a week at Kilgore Junior College to attend a twitters school.
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Hospital News Allen Memorial Incoming Patients list
Allen Memorial Hospital reports new patients from Bonham Honey Grove Ravenna Ravenna and Ivanhoe including Mrs W H Vaughn Mrs Marie Burns and baby girl St Kennedy Mrs Laverne Richards G T Guthrie Mrs W O Kitching Mrs Tom Magouirk Nellie Binion Minnie Lee Lightfoot Geneva Pinkston Jesse Herriage Mrs G Denson C E Towrey Ida Wolverton and more. Dismissed patient Mrs A J Stephens from Ivanhoe.
Hospital Names Local Residents in Dismissals and Births
List of patients and staff associated with the Medical-Surgical Hospital including Mrs Hiram Farmer Bonham Pam Alexander and others across Bonham Leonard Ravenna Bailey Trenton Leonard and multiple Oklahoma towns. Dismissed: Mrs John Reamer and baby boy Ravenna.
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Change Your Life Through Love by Stella Ter rit Mann
Stella Ter rit Mann outlines a method to transform life using inner creative power and the Law of Love. The book cites real life examples to show how to heal prosper and guide daily actions by aligning with spiritual laws within love.
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Six Girls Qualify For Wolfe County Academic Letters
Six Wolfe County High School freshmen and a junior qualify for academic letters. Named scholars are Lynda Adams Alice Joyce Barto Finda Davis Linda Goin Andrea Hill and Kane Wasson.
Five Districts to Receive Funds in Grasslands Ruling
Five districts will receive added funds from National Grasslands projects. Honey Grove Telephone North Farm Gober and Fannin districts gain totals ranging from 240 to 2000 dollars as part of the Forestry Service shift from prior annuity revenues.
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Bonham Soldier Promoted to Sergeant at Fort Hood
Joe C Date of Bonham Texas has been promoted to sergeant at Fort Hood Texas. He serves with the 1st Armored Division as a squad leader in Headquarters Company of the division's 7th Infantry. Date entered the Army in September 1959 and is the son of Mrs Emma Givens. He is a 1958 graduate of Washington High School Bonham and attended Prairie View A&M College.
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