Eight Weeks Head Start Begins in Bonham
The Bonham Independent School District starts its second summer Head Start program Monday at Bailey Inglish Elementary. Fifty-nine children will attend daily from 7 30 a.m. to 12 30 p.m. for eight weeks, with staff led by Arnold Oates and assistants Juanita Frair Dontay Dale Audrey Beryford and Sherry Seals. The grant totals 13031 from the Office of Economic Opportunity and includes nutrition health care and child development conferences for parents plus possible trips to Six Flags and a local zoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham Independent School District
Bailey Inglish
Bemp
Bonham
Arnold Oates
Office of Economic Opportunity
Juanita Frair
Dontay Dale
Audrey Beryford
Wet
Sherry Seals
Nelly Mae Smith
Edna Perry
Faye Richey
Maude Gross
Annie Sue Oates
Linda Garner
Marcia Stone
Juanita Spencer
Avis Caldwell
Oates
Mable London
Six Flags
Driving habits and road safety reflections for July Fourth weekend
A safety warning urges drivers to consider the consequences of traffic violations. It notes that speeding and driving under the influence contributed to rural fatal accidents in 1965 and asks readers to reflect on their own driving, stressing proximity to danger in every violation.
Atkins Named NeTseQ Trails Council Scout Executive
Johnny Atkins, 32, named Scout Executive for the NeTseQ Trails Council replacing Charles L. Lanham who moves to East Texas Area Council. Atkins formerly led programs in the Longhorn Council Fort Worth since 1957 and will start August 1. He began as a Cub in Wichita Falls earned Eagle and Silver Award as an Explorer and is a Northwestern University graduate in history and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Atkins
Netseq Trails Council
Charles L
Chuck) Lanham
East Texas Area Council
Tyler
Atkins
Longhorn Council
Fort Worth
NeTsvo Trails Council
Wichita Falls
Keagle
Midwestern University
Two Tech Students Killed In Texas Highway Crash
Two Dallas tech students died after a car went out of control on State Highway 114 near Boyd Texas Friday night. James Thomas Krusz 19 and Thomas Jordan Moore 21 were killed. Maurice Palmer Mell 18 was listed in critical condition with head and chest injuries. Daniel Joseph McNulty 19 was hospitalized in serious condition.
Texas Traffic Toll Surges Past 1964 Record
Texas DPS reported 1,339 traffic fatalities on state highways for the past week, a 12 percent rise from the same period in 1965 and 1 percent higher than last year. A total of 1,112 fatal wrecks have occurred in 1966.
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Austin, Tex
New Storm Forms South of Acapulco
A tropical storm formed about 160 miles south southwest of Acapulco as Pacific coast storm warnings were posted for Guerrero and Colima. The hurricane Adela roared along Jalisco, damaging Coulcoman and surrounding communities while evacuations were underway and Mazatlan port was closed to navigation.
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Mexico City
UPS
Pacific Ocean
Acapulco
Adela
Jalisco
Mazatlan
Navy Department
Guerrero
Colima
Coulcoman
Bonham Choral Members Attend East Texas State Summer Camp
Bonham high school choral groups will join about 40 students for a one week Summer Choral Camp at East Texas State University Commerce starting Monday. Students will travel daily by bus and stay Friday for a swimming party and concert open to parents and friends. Dr. James Richards of TSU and Herbert Teat of Longview will oversee the camp activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham High
East Texas State University
Commerce
Don Blacketer
Bonhi
Blacketer
YSU
Ky pledges loyalty visit Hue vows $40,000 market
Premier Ky arrived in Hue the former rebel stronghold and received loyalty from Maj. Gen. Hoang Xuan Lam’s Army unit in a welcoming ceremony with Lt. Gen. Walt present. He urged forgiveness after three months of turmoil and announced an airlift of vital supplies plus a $40,000 plan for a new central market to replace the old one.
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Hue
UPI
Nguyen Cao
Saigon
Hoang Xuan Lam
1St Corps
Lewis W. Walt
3Rd
U.S. Marine Amphibious Force
Texas Troopers Brace for July Fourth Motorcide Toll
Col Homer Garrison Jr of the Texas Public Safety Department estimated 31 deaths on Texas highways over the Independence Day weekend. Last year 28 died during the period as the department runs Operation Motorcide with extra personnel and thrice daily death tallies to promote driver vigilance.
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Austin
Tex
UPI
Homer Garrison Jr
State Department of Public Safety
Texas
Garrison
Department of Public Safety
Burglary Report From A R Grocery On East Sam Rayburn Drive
Burglars raided the A R Grocery on East Sam Rayburn Drive between 9 p m Friday and 7 a m Saturday. They smashed the back door screen and gained entry, stealing cigarettes apparel shotgun shells and sausage. Mrs Edgar Nash and her son Robert reported losses including 18 cartons cigarettes 12 sport shirts two dozen sandals two dozen dress shirts two boxes shotgun shells and three 2 pound sacks of sausage. Local sheriff deputy and city officers investigated the scene and noted the time of discovery at 7 a m Saturday.
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A&r
Sam Rayburn
Dudley Jackson
H. R. van Zandt
Jay Duckworth
Bobby Madison
Edgar Nash
Robert
Nash
Pair held in county jail after arrest near Hugo
A man and a woman were held in the county jail Saturday for Hugo Oklahoma officers. They were arrested late Friday by Highway Patrolman Jake Jackson and Liquor Board Agent Bill Parsons.
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Hugo
Okla
Highway
Jake Jackson
Liquor Board
Bill Parsons
Local Woman Involved In Light Collision On Center Street
Police report a minor crash Friday afternoon in the 100 block of North Center Street. A car driven by Mrs. Juanita Apple Turman of Gober struck a parked vehicle in front of Delunsing to WoA West.
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North Center Street
Juanita Apple Turman
Gober
Delunsing
Woa
Plans for Two Fannin Reservoirs to Open Red River Hearings
Public hearing in Paris Friday will discuss Texas Water Development Board plans to build two Fannin county reservoirs Timber Creek near Bonham and Bois d Arc near Honey Grove with costs of 2.3 million and 13.9 million respectively. Hearings cover lower Red River basin and water quality with Wichita Falls hearing set for August 22.
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Red River
Fannin County
Paris
Paris Junior College
Wichita Falls
Red River Basin
Texas Water Development Board
Bois d’ Arc
Honey Grove
Water Development Board
Timber Creek
Bonham Water District
Bois d' Arc
U. S. Army — Engineers
Soi Conservation Service
Army Engineers
Bois d’ Arc Creek
Coffee Mill
Lake Davey Crockett
Texoma
Texas-Arkansas
Texarkana
Heaing
High Plains
Lake Texoma
Joe G. Moore, Jr
Donald B. Yarbrough
John J. Vandertulip
Lewis Seward
Texas Water Plan
Texas Water Pollution Control Board
John Connasly
Ies
New Shower Chance Added to Bonham Forecast
The Bonham area forecast adds a 20 percent chance of precipitation for Sunday afternoon with light showers. Otherwise expect clear to partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures through the period. Friday and Saturday highs were in the low 90s with Saturday lows around the upper 60s. Sunday highs expected in the low 90s and Sunday morning lows near 70.
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Bonham
Soviet paper urges cooling theaters in Moscow
A Soviet newspaper urged theater artists to cool the air in Moscow venues. It noted only six movie houses in the capital have air conditioning while the rest are stuffy, hindering patrons from enjoying performances.
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Moscow
De Gaulle Witnesses Soviet Cosmos Satellite Launch
French President Charles de Gaulle toured Russia's space center and watched the Cosmos earth satellite launch as a sign of potential French Soviet cooperation in space. Brezhnev and Kosygin reportedly joined the demonstration at the secret base, marking an unprecedented access for a foreign leader.
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Novosibirsk
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Russia
Central Asia
de Gaulle
France
Moscow
Zvezdograd
City of Stars
Muvon
Communist Party
Leonidoj. Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
U S Forces Fight Major Battle in Central Highlands
UPI reports heavy combat in the Central Highlands near Pleiku and Bien Hoa with U.S. infantry paratroopers and air cavalry engaging North Vietnamese regulars. A Huey helicopter was shot down with all six aboard killed, while air losses included two U.S. jets. A 1 000 strong paratrooper battalion landed at Vung Tau and moved toward Bien Hoa as U.S. casualties and enemy dead mounted in the sustained jungle fighting.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
Altr
Central Highlands
North Viet Nam
United States
Viet Nam
U.S. 73Rd Airborne Brigade
Fort Campbell
Vung Tau
Bien Hoa
la Drang
U.S. 1St
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
Lynwood Lovelace Dies In Dallas
Clarence Lynwood Lovelace Sr. 63 died at Baylor Hospital Dallas at 9:30 am Saturday June 25 1966 after a long illness. Funeral at 10:30 am Monday at Wil Funeral chapel with Rev Clyde Heriong officiating burial in Willow Wild cemetery. Born January 3 1903 in Bonham he lived in Bonham most of life. He belonged to Seventh and Mu Baptist church and the Masons. Surviving: wife Luc Webster Lovelace two sons Wood Lovelace Jr. and Henry Lovelace. brothers Dr Evans Levetuve and Levers. He was an engineer on the Texas and Pacific at death.
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Clarence Lynwood Lovelace Sr
Baylor Hospital
Dallas
Wi. Funeal
Clyde Heriong
Seventh and Main Baptist Church
Willow Wild
Mr Lovelace
Bonham
Nathaniel Lovelace
Bontam
Lovelace
Seventh
Mu. Baptist Church
Mason
Hle
Muas
Luc: Webster
Whitewright
Tspwood Lovelace Jr
Cickett
Henry Lovelace
We Brothers
Evans Levetuve
Shoeman and Board Levers
Wilmington
C Clif
Leselace Wooan
Texas
Pisifa
Anwanou Publishes The Miasuur Waltz Chi Cat
Anwanou introduces Miasuur Waltz titled Chi Cat in a first publication. The work signals a playful blend of rhythm and cultural motif, drawing attention from early readers and music critics alike.
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Anwanou
Miasuur, Waltz
Jin Chi
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ET Clinic
Fannin
Clarksville
Pecan Bayou
Sweetwater
Wheeler County
Jecamos
Kennel Club of
Beverly Hills
Niy 1 Sputniks
Ts. Jet Au
Samgun
Lynwood Lovelace
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