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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1962
Page
3
A short devotional note reflects on increasing church activity and recommitting to Christ. Dewey Helmick urges readers to engage more deeply with spiritual duties and community ministry as a path to stronger faith.
Admiral Rickover testifies before a House subcommittee that the Navy overstates the cost of nuclear powered ships and would limit production. He argues life cycle costs favor nuclear vessels versus conventional diesel units and criticizes academy graduates compared with European standards.
Washington UPI report says the House Foreign Affairs Committee will begin hearings today on President Kennedy’s $100 million United Nations bond proposal led by Under Secretary of State George W Ball. Ambassador Stevenson to the UN is expected Friday to appear as administration witnesses. The panel, chaired by Rep Thomas E. Morgan, had hoped to attach the bond to the foreign aid bill, but Republicans declined. the Senate already passed the measure aimed at easing Congo and Gala Strip peacekeeping costs. Separately, Sugar bill advances in the Senate to give Kennedy authority to halt payments of US import premiums. the act would be extended five years beyond the deadline.
Rev Wayne Overton of Dallas will be guest pastor at Mulberry Assembly of God revival services announced by pastor Rev L J Ball. Services run Friday Saturday and Sunday nights at 7 30. The public is invited.
JoAnn Shaw won a trophy for majorette at a school event last week while a June student from Bonhem High School and Caraivn Grisham attended. The ceremony recognized multiple majorettes including Meadow Diane Road and others connected to families in Kal eet Me ge.
Washington report outlines a plan where corporate stockholders are organized into a voting bloc to influence elections. The piece notes the goal of channeling listed owners and major firms into a cohesive unit to bolster Republican influence and managerial alignment.
Fragmented OCR lists multiple patient names and statuses at Allen Memorial Hospital including admissions and discharges. The readable items reference various patients such as Bonham G Contewrey Ida Wolverton and others, with scattered notes on medical staff and wards.
The community notices report a suspended ASC official resigning amid Bonham discussions. References to court talk, local committees, and state agriculture department involvement appear, with mentions of hospital patients and public figures.
The regular monthly meeting of the Farmers' Union will be held at the REA building at 7 30 o'clock Thursday night. The president urges members to attend the meeting.
The Houston team announced a tryout camp for players aged 15 to 25. The event will be held in Texas with opening workouts starting July 5, featuring instruction from staff and scouts to identify promising pro prospects.
An OAS order halted destruction at Oran port following a waterfront fire that blocked access and disrupted European shipping. Bombs cut Oran telephone lines as authorities blamed extremists and debated leadership resignations amid heavy fighting and security checkpoints.
Police in Mexico City said anti American student protests will be kept off streets during President Kennedy's visit. Students may demonstrate on school grounds but not in public areas, with police promising strong action if demonstrations occur. Several agencies watch known trouble spots to curb anti American agitation. Blas Roca, Cuban Communist leader as editor, said he was passing through and would stay at the Cuban embassy, which denied knowing his whereabouts. A sabotaged telephone cable for foreign dispatches drew police inquiries.
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