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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1956
Page
2
Washington reports new tax increases on tires, gasoline, diesel fuel, trucks, buses and truck-trailers. The higher levies are part of a highway modernization bill President Eisenhower is expected to sign this week to fund the nation's largest construction program.
A collage of quotes from United Press dispatches features Sen Ralph Flanders on Tito rental costs, Marshal Tito on Soviet Western relations, Howard W Smith on civil rights legislation, Martin Luther King on jail terms for equality, Malin Bussler on a 24 000 volt electric shock, Captain Theodore Harris on brain washing in Korea, former President Truman on boards, and Justice Douglas praising Chief Justice Warren, amid tax changes for motorists and truckers.
Prime Minister Anthony Eden outlines a plan for the British Commonwealth to act as a third force in world affairs by drawing the United States and Soviet Russia closer. He envisions unifying the Commonwealth to meet economic competition and lessen reliance on armaments while safeguarding against American and Russian influence. A summit with Russia is eyed for early next year as part of the plan.
County Agent Zeke Green reports flea and boll weevil damage in late and some early cotton in Fannin County. Moths lay eggs in some fields while bollworms have not yet caused damage. The impact varies by field with some showing heavy weevil damage and others none.
In 15 minutes relief for itch with ITCH ME NOT. Instant drying formula for eczema ringworm insect bites and surface itches. Now at Mc Knight's Drug Store.
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