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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1967
Page
6
Hospital notes list residents including Cates Honey Thomas George Burgess Mrs Ida Smith and Mrs Nash from Bonham. Other names appear: Reta Kearmey Leonard Cockrill Emma Jean Mims and additional Bonham connections.
New patient entries include Mrs. Donie Osborne and Oscar Smith at Bonham with Dodd and Ector listings. Dismissals include Mrs. Ben Aydelette. Additional patients appear under Dodd City, Arlington, Honey Grove, and Ector, with names such as Patricia Thomas, O Nevill, Dee Roy Knight, Mrs. Ezehel Clay, Mrs. John Hill, and others, plus a baby girl.
Reports describe millions of dead alewives strewn from the downtown yacht harbor to the mouth of the harbor as northeast winds push the fish ashore. Beachgoers dodge cleanup bulldozers while crews haul the fish away and officials say no health problems have been reported.
Former Vice President Richard Nixon urged a Vatican-like status for Jerusalem shrines during a two day visit. He said Israel would not bargain on sovereignty over the Old City but that autonomy for religious sites could be discussed with Israeli leaders. He flew to London after the briefing.
Almanac notes Gustave Charpentier born in 1860. Highlights include Custer's 1876 Little Big Horn defeat, Eisenhower’s 1952 European theater setup, and North Korea invasion of the South in 1950. Supreme Court 1962 school prayer ruling referenced. Spenser quip ends the entry.
Rudy Corona of California defeated Domenico Chilioro of Italy by knockout in the seventh round of a scheduled 10 round bout in Melbourne.
In Limerick Ireland Mary McCarthy paid a fine of five dollars ninety cents for violating a 1935 law against kissing in public. The case was reportedly the first enforcement of the statute in Ireland.
Senator Thomas Dodd was censured 92 to 5 for using $136,083 in campaign funds for personal bills. The Senate cleared a second charge about double billing trips 51 to 45 and Dodd repaid $1,793. Investigations by the Justice Department and IRS continue.
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