Vacation Signs Pop Up As People Seek Rest
Notices warn of business closures for vacations while readers ponder long road trips. A Fogle family reunion is set for Sunday at the fairgrounds on U S 82 west with a large turnout expected. Dodd City homecoming is slated for Saturday July 5 with a 5 30 p m barbecue and ticket sales through July 1. Deer roam near yards at dusk as a small wildlife moment interrupts daily life. The report notes people venturing away from routine seeking relief from work fatigue.
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Mary Ann (McCoy) Fogle
Fair Ground
U. S. 82 West
Dodd City
Hunger crisis outlined by FAO head in Rome
Addeke Boerma, director general of the FAO, said about 500 million people live in hunger and malnutrition worldwide and warned major grain producers must increase food aid over the next decade. He noted the 10 million tons of grain yearly target is insufficient and urged urgent action.
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UPI
U.N. Food and Agricultural Organization
Addeke Boerma
FAO
World Food Council
Boerma
Fatal Plane Crash Investigators Seek Cause and Toll
Investigators say the 727 crash near a marshy field and Rockaway Boulevard may involve electrical arcing from struck approach lights during a late thunderstorm. The death toll rose to 110 with a two month old baby aboard among the deceased. Fourteen survivors remain hospitalized, ten in critical condition, including Joseph DiSpenza’s family in Baton Rouge.
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Baton Rouge
Sandy
Tina
Rockaway Boulevard
United States
Alaska
Ford warns of world economic damage from oil price rise
President Ford says a $2 to $4 oil price hike by OPEC would cause serious global economic problems and be totally unacceptable. He urged unified action and a strong U.S. energy policy while noting the impact on Western Europe Japan and developing nations. In Austin, Attorney General Hill says county commissioners must fill school superintendent vacancies.
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UPI
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Congress
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Austin, Tex
John Hill
Texas Education
M.L. Brockette
John F. Kennedy
Fannin County 4-H Dress Rehearsal Tonight at Bank Fountain Room
Fannin county 4-H members will hold their annual dress revue at 7 30 o clock tonight in the Fountain Room of the First National bank. Trav Currin passed out cigars with the band Its A Girl the occasion was that one of Currin s daughters Mrs Wade Heistrom and her husband of Charlotte North Carolina had adopted a baby girl.
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First National Bank
Trav Currin
Currin
Wade Heistrom
Charlotte, N. C
Rate Hike Decision Sought On Lone Star Gas Increase
The Texas Railroad Commission in Austin will hear arguments today on Lone Star Gas Co request for a gate rate rise. Attorneys for Lone Star Gas and the Texas Municipal League meet with the Commission to push for a final report on the increase. The Commission previously granted an interim rise, with the early imposition contested by several cities. hearings on a temporary restraining order are scheduled later.
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Weather outlook unchanged for Bonham through Friday
National Weather Service forecasts show no change in Bonham weather to Friday with partly cloudy skies and a chance of thunderstorms Friday afternoon and evening. Temperatures will rise slightly with south winds 8 to 18 mph. A light mist and a shower were reported in parts of Bonham earlier today.
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National Weather Service
Optimistic Note Index Signals End of Recession
The leading economic indicator index rose for the third straight month in May, suggesting the 18 month recession may be over. The 2.1 percent gain followed increases in April and March, with eight of ten indicators up, including building permits and stock prices, while two remained unchanged.
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Washington
UPI
Refugees from Vietnam may return as Saigon agrees to repatriation
The Communist government of South Vietnam reportedly agrees to accept all returnees. UN sources say repatriation could begin within weeks, with about 2,000 requests filed. Refugees at Camp Pendleton fear reprisals and hope for safe homeland resettlement.
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South Vietnam
Los Angeles Times
United Nations
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U.N
Do Ngoc Dang
Ft. Chaffee
Ark
Dang
United States
Indiantown Gap
Eglin Air Force Base
Fla
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Marine Corps Base
California
Vietnam
Confrontation over CIA papers deepens with White House pull
Senate Intelligence Committee chair Frank Church summoned White House counsel to a closed session as the panel presses for broader access to CIA documents on assassination plots. Sources say White House holds hinder interrogation of former officials from Kennedy and Johnson eras, with two “fundamental areas” of papers withheld. Church calls the chain of command in assassination plots “very confusing” and notes no hard link proved to Eisenhower or Kennedy. Colby reports CIA holds files on about 75 percent of meetings abroad and recalls a now ended agreement with Justice on prosecuting agency employees.
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White House
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Capitol Hill
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William E. Colby
House
Ford Declines to Rule Out Nuclear Weapons Use
President Ford refused to rule out first use of nuclear weapons in a future conflict. He spoke during a hot White House press conference and avoided detailing how tactical or strategic weapons might be employed. He noted potential economic strains and discussed possible tax extensions if needed.
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