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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1966
Page
2
Tuesday June 28 offers Psalm and Gospel readings Matthew 13 1 9 and Isaiah 35 1 with a thought for the day on finding sustenance in God by Bernard N Tattersall from England.
Sen Thomas J. Dodd asks the Senate Ethics Committee to bar Sen Wallace F. Bennett from judging him over misconduct charges. The request, backed by Dodd's lawyer, was rejected by chair John C. Stennis as hearings resumed with Dodd and his wife to testify.
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Ma ble Johnson 71 of Troup a former Fannin county resident at Henry's Chapel Methodist church. Interment followed in Henry's Chapel cemetery. She died June 22 1966 in a New London Nursing home. Survivors include her husband E D Johnson son Lloyd D Johnson of Longview daughter Mrs Nedra Wilk inson of Troup five brothers two sisters three grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
Funeral services for Clarence Lynwood Lovelace Sr. were held at 10:30 a.m. Monday at Wise Funeral chapel with Rev. Clyde Herring officiating. Burial followed in Willow Wild cemetery. Lovelace, 63, lifelong Bonham resident, died in Baylor Hospital Dallas after an extended illness. He was born January 16, 1903, and left a widow Lucy Webster, two sons, two brothers, and five grandchildren. He worked for Texas and Pacific Railroad as an engineer. Active pallbearers: Doss Clark, A. M. Orick, Porter Stansbury, Paul Spencer, C. R. Covert, Floyd Blair.
Mrs Sarah Joanna Heath, 35, daughter of former British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan, filed for divorce. The uncontested petition is set for Monday. She and husband Andrew Heath, 39, run a car wash firm. they married in 1953 and have two adopted sons.
A javelin thrower practicing for a track meet in France accidentally struck Marie Recine Rolin, 14, after overestimating his throw on Saturday. The incident occurred during training with the youth injured and receiving care.
A committee will review the issue raised, with a spokesman noting the matter requires careful study. No further details on participants, dates, or outcomes were provided in the fragment.
Washington report says the Johnson administration has not decided to bomb Hanoi Haiphong oil installations and harbor facilities but does not rule out future action. Undersecretary George W. Ball, acting head of State, says no current decision exists though future steps remain possible. He notes the president's earlier remarks do not constitute an ultimatum and stresses the aim to deter North Viet Nam aggression.
University of Oregon student editor Annette Buchanan, 20, goes on trial in Eugene on contempt of court charges for refusing to identify marijuana smoker sources she interviewed for a Daily Emerald story. If convicted she faces fines up to 300 dollars and up to six months in jail, with her attorney planning an appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Dr. S. E. Smith named chairman of Wolfe City Chamber of Commerce lake committee to work with J. L. Copeland. The group includes Ed Scott, Bobby Owens, H. D. Stidham, Clyde Williams and Tom Robnett to aid preliminary lake work and coordinate a possible countywide organization. Chamber funds allocated for early lake plans and additional pledges noted.
Circuit Court Judge Edward Leavy ordered the woman to appear again before the grand jury after she refused to reveal sources. The trial was ordered when she again refused to identify her sources amid Oregon’s lack of a shield law for reporters.
A pair of young New Yorkers describe a computer dating process to Parents Without Partners in Washington. They claim a machine can test compatibility for adults and even plan balanced party guest lists while noting potential privacy and operational challenges.
The United States will launch an interplanetary monitoring platform radiation satellite into lunar orbit and then conduct a Saturn I Apollo upper-stage test on July 5 to validate sending three crewed missions to the moon. The radiation satellite, on a Delta rocket, aims to map lunar surface radiation for astronauts.
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