Johnson pushes for clear Indo China policy
President Johnson hints at an aggressive shift as tensions rise over European defense funds and allied commitments. Critics flag a treaty morass and unclear strategic priorities while Johnson presses a firm stance amid Senate questioning and sparse press coverage.
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Tin work and plumbing shop on West 8th Street
Cleveland Keene Plumbing Shop on West 8th Street offers all types of tin work and can be reached by phone at 114. The notice identifies a local trades business serving residential and commercial customers with tinning and plumbing services.
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Two Air Crashes Kill 16 with 36 Survive and New York Landing
Sixteen persons died in two crashes near Columbus Ohio and Riverside California. 36 escaped unharmed. In Columbus a Navy Twin Beech collided with an American Convair causing two deaths among naval crew while 34 aboard the Convair survived with minor injuries. Riverside crash killed fourteen on a gas tanker, with flaming debris and shock felt in the area. A Colonial Airlines DC 4 landed safely at LaGuardia after nose gear lock forced an emergency but passengers were moved to the rear to lift the gear clearance. Authorities note both aircraft were cleared to land.
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Donald Gavin Edgar
Naval Air
J. C. Pollard
Nashville
Tenn
Convair
Johnson and Knowland clash over Russia policy hints
The passage notes a political moment as minority leader proposes action on a Russia Guatemala issue, with Senator Knowland quickly endorsing the Johnson resolution. It questions leadership dynamics and speculates on Johnson, Dulles and possible shifts in diplomacy.
Style Show Honors Local Homemakers and Volunteers
County Agent C D Green photographed the women in the Revue as part of the annual council meeting planning. White red and blue ribbons were awarded after judging with prizes donated by Hunt's Brown's Penney's Vassar's Beauty Shoppe Main Beauty Shop Mable's Shop Sears Order House. Methodist Church provided venue and Temple Lumber Company supplied a large frame.
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Verge Deyhle
Allen's Point
Home Demonstration Council
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Vassar's
Main Beauty Shop
Mable’s Shop
Sears Order
Sitzler's
E. G. McClure, Jr
Home Demonstration
Methodist Church
Temple Lumber Company
Louis Ingram Dies in V A Hospital Denison
Louis Ingram 55 a longtime Denison resident died at the V A Hospital Saturday night after a lengthy illness. He was a former Katy Railroad fireman and a Navy civilian employee in San Francisco. Born March 4 1899 in Alexandria City Louisiana he leaves a son Lt Jack Ingram in Japan and three brothers J A Ingram of Denison WL Ingram of Sherman and G P Ingram of El Paso. Services 10 00 a m Tuesday at Wise Funeral Chapel with Denison VEW pallbearers and burial in Fairview Cemetery. He was a Methodist.
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Denison
WL. Ingram
Sherman
G. P. Ingram
el Paso
Wise Funeral Chapel
Tuesady
Denison Vew
Fairview Cemetery
Methodist Church
Indians and Giants cling to slim leads in early races
Hal Newhouser silences the Yankees for six innings to lift the Indians 4-3 and extend their lead to 1½ games over the White Sox. Bobby Hofman drives in Willie Mays as the Giants edge the Cubs 3-2 in a 10th inning rally. Dodgers, Phillies, Reds, and AL teams post wins as spring standings tighten across the league.
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Willie Mays
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Warren Hacker
Whitey Lockman
Davey Williams
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Cardinals
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Jackie Robinson
Roy Campanella
Junior Gilliam
Brooklyn
Snan Harvey Haddick
Preacher Roe
Jim Hughes
Phillices
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Reds
Pirates
Dick Kryhoski
Orioles
Athletics
Senators
Mike Garcia
Early Wynn
Bob Lemon
Big Tree
Bonhamite's Kin Dies in Tennessee
Elder T. L. Webb died at his Milan Tennessee home after a long illness. He was a Baptist preacher and former Bonham resident. Sisters include Mrs. N O Carter of Oklahoma City and Mrs. Sallie Pace of Luling. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 10 a.m. Gene Webb, a son, lives in Texarkana.
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Milan
Tenn
Bennett West
Webb
Bonham
N.O. Carter
Oklahoma City
Sallie Pace
Luling
Gene Webb
Texarkana
Eisenhower Churchill meet on Southeast Asia tensions
The two leaders had narrowed their differences over Southeast Asia but remain far apart and neither satisfied with the situation after Churchill's Friday visit.
Guatemalan Leader Resigns Amid Rebel Pressure
Ceaseattended military school with Ar benz. Liberation forces welcomed the development as Arbenz resignation appears tied to intensified rebel air raids. Rebels demand a cease-fire within 10 days with the key term the removal and arrest of Communists from government posts, including Arbenz.
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Roswell Dodgers Fall in Longhorn League Action
Gil Hernandez pitched a four hitter against his former Roswell teammate as Sweetwater crushed Longhorn League leaders 9 to 1. Carlsbad edged Midland 6 to 5 in a late rally salvage. Artesia-Odessa game postponed by rain. Big Spring and San Angelo games washed out.
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Roswell
Sweetewater
Carlabad
Midland
Indians
Artesia
Odessa
San Angelo
Daily Radio Schedule Highlights Local Programming and Ads
A detailed listing of daily radio segments from early morning to sign off featuring weather, news, music programs such as Chuckwagon Melodies and Parade of Western Hits, local ads for Bonham Building and Loan and Finley Insurance, plus tributes to Eddy Arnold and a Major League Baseball segment.
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D. L. Watson
Sinclair
Lews
Bonham Bidg. & Loan
Musical Bank
Trading Post
Lamar Creamery
Eddy Arnold
Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Finley Insurance Agency
Senators and Williams propose sweeping aid for harmed U S firms
Senate and Rep Harrison Williams introduced identical bills to create a broad federal aid program for U S businesses hurt by foreign competition and reduce trade barriers. The Senate Banking committee opened a housing scandal probe amid Democratic blame politics as Prescott Bush calls for swift action on fair investigation standards.
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N.J
U.S
Senate Banking Committee
Prescott Bush
R-Conn
Senate
Congress
Floods, evacuations as Rio Grande swells near Del Rio
Rain driven floods force helicopter rescues of 86 passengers with 178 still aboard a Southern Pacific train near Del Rio. Motorists stranded as the river peaks forecast 50 to 55 feet at Laredo, Eagle Pass and Langtry, with widespread flooding in Eagle Pass and Piedras Negras.
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del Rio
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Langtry
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Laredo
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Tex
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