Celler forecasts civil rights bill passage after compromise
Emanuel Celler of the House Judiciary Committee said Congress will approve most of President Kennedy's civil rights bill only after compromise. He noted Howard Smith may try to bottle up the measure in Rules, and he may move a discharge petition needing 218 signatures. Kennedy's first appearance on the bill before Celler's committee is set, with Attorney General Kennedy testifying on the public accommodations section in the Senate.
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Victory celebrations mark July 4 waterworks and Civic Center dedications
The towns of Ladonia and Honey Grove plan a big July 4 program starting at 8:30 a.m. with a waterworks opening in Ladonia and 2:30 p.m. dedication services for the Civic Center in Honey Grove. A fireworks display at 7:30 p.m. will cap events. Speakers include Congressman Ray Roberts, State Senator Ralph Hall, and county officials Lester Cappleman and Choice Moore.
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Hoffa Pleads Innocent in $20 Million Fraud Case
Teamsters Union President James R. Hoffa and seven co defendants pleaded not guilty to a scheme to manipulate loans from the Teamsters Central States Pension Fund. Trial set for Oct 7. Co defendants include Benjamin Cranow Abe Weinblatt Samuel Hyman Zachary Strate S George Burris Herbert Burris and Calvin Kovens.
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Kennedy pledges US risk to defend allies in Germany
President Kennedy told a West German audience at St Pauls Church that a threat to European freedom is a threat to America. He spoke amid a vast welcome in Frankfurt during a 12 day tour with large crowds and military reviews.
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Bonham Weather Quiet But Hot With Scattered Storms
In Bonham area the forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies through Wednesday with temperatures steady in the high 80s to mid 90s. Widely scattered thundershowers are possible, no major break in summer heat expected. Bonham reached 94 Monday afternoon. no rain in the last 24 hours. The U S Weather Bureau notes possible statewide showers from the Gulf Coast. Farmers hope for a good general rain to help corn and pastures. northern county areas still dry. Presidio reported 107 degrees for the state high Monday. highs may reach 107 today.
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Bonham Golf Club Plans Safe and Sane July 4 Festivities
The Bonham Golf Club outlines a July 3 dinner, July 4 dance and breakfast, a Scotch foursome 8:30 am golf, 11:30 am lunch, 1 pm pro am, 1:30 pm bridge and canasta, with a free dinner at 7:30 pm and pool all day. The note also contrasts modern campaign rhetoric with past promises.
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Fines Assessed on Pleas of Guilty
Two defendants pleaded guilty before Judge Choice Moore in county court. Grady F. Sevier received a $1 fine plus costs for defrauding with a worthless check. Willie O. Clay faced a $25 fine plus costs for aggravated assault pleadings.
CAB Plans June End for Airline Subsidy Cuts
The Civil Aeronautics Board says subsidy reductions for U S commercial airlines will be completed by June 30. Chairman Alan Boyd told a Senate appropriations subcommittee that the program calls for a substantial and ongoing cut in subsidies for the carriers.
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Charges Filed in Two Burglaries
Complaints alleging burglary were filed against David Edward Mullins of Denison in Justice of Peace Clark Benton's court. The cases stem from burglaries of two Honey Grove drive-ins over the weekend. Bond set at $1,500 each. Mullins held for $3,000 total in Fannin County jail. He was arrested early Sunday by three Honey Grove men and handed to the sheriff's department.
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Red Cross Board to Meet at 7:30 P.M. Tonight
Directors of the county chapter of the American Red Cross will hold a meeting at the bank to discuss plans and reports. The gathering proceeds at 7:30 p.m. with Red Cross leadership present.
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United States to rally world in coffee price stabilizing pact
The United States aims to galvanize international backing for a coffee price stabilization agreement. US imports 5.7 percent of world coffee and, in a Monday UN announcement, 78.5 percent of world imports were pledged to support the pact.
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Airmen Questioned Over Keeler Affair Links
Defense officials confirm three U S airmen were questioned about rumors tied to Christine Keeler. Assistant Secretary Arthur Sylvester said the men were flown back to the United States from Ruislip AFB for inquiry and stressed no government connection.
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Counterfeiter Arrested in $1 Million Ring Charge
Secret Service agents arrested a fourth man in Durham on counterfeiting charges. Haywood Forbuss 43 of South Boston Virginia was brought to Durham for a hearing. Earlier arrests include Roy Lee Matthews 33 of Durham and two other men, as the ring produced bogus twenty dollar bills totaling over $1 million.
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Two Known Dead Floods Ravage Nebraska
Torrential rains up to 14 inches flooded towns across Nebraska. Two people died as Beatrice and surrounding areas faced a rising Big Blue River and shelters opened in Wahoo Ashland Crete and Lincoln with Red Cross aid reaching 460 families.
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Space Flight X15 Reaches Extreme Heat Flight Edwards
Test pilot Joe Walker flew the X15 above 300000 feet at over five times the speed of sound. The craft endured exterior temperatures near 1000 degrees Fahrenheit while the cockpit and suit protected the pilot during the 86th flight of the half plane half spacecraft.
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John Sparger Dies at Dodd City Resident
John Sparger longtime Dodd City resident and retired farmer died unexpectedly at his home. Funeral arrangements are pending with Wise Funeral Home directing.
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Area Rezoning Proposal Sparks Public Hearing Debate
Property owners heard no action on a two block by 150 foot area rezoning extending from Russell Avenue to North Center Street. The Planning and Zoning board adjourned after discussion with opposition and support, effectively dropping the board initiated plan to reclassify from residential to light retail business for a drive in grocery and office building.
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Escapees Return to State Prison After Break
A Bonham man and two other escapees were recaptured after leaving the Oklahoma State Prison at McAlester Monday. James Jackson, 33, and one other man were taken into custody near Eufaula and returned to the state facility. Jackson faces additional charges.
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IRS relaxes travel and entertaining expense rules
The IRS backtracked on some deductions easing travel and entertainment charges for business. The new rules allow deductions for facilities like country clubs lodges and yachts but critics say many businessmen still fear spending. Regulations apply to the current tax year but enforcement will wait until after July 31 to ease taxpayer acclimation.
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