Local Views clash over parking and Supreme Court ire
Readings from Whitewright residents show frustration with curb parking on the square and a blast at recent Supreme Court rulings. A Whitewright Sun reader says the court should be repealed while others fear a shutdown of local news if the paper is silenced. Shoppers packed sidewalks amid bake and bake sales by the Women's Auxiliary and the Boys Baseball league as Thad Barrow recalls his umbrella mishap.
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Bailey reunion invites the community to annual picnic
R F Red Mankin Jr invites everyone to Bailey next Sunday for the annual reunion. There will be plenty to eat and fun with Draaks and bread provided by the committee. Attendees are asked to bring a picnic basket and enjoy a special afternoon feature.
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R. F
Red) Mankin, Jr
Bailey
Draaks
Mankin
Little Change Expected in Bochum Weather Through Sunday
Weather outlook for North Central Texas shows generally fair skies and little temperature change through Sunday. Light winds prevail with no forecasted precipitation.
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Bochums
Texas
Collision on East Sam Rayburn Drive Leaves Two Drivers Identified
Damage estimated at 175 dollars after a two vehicle collision on East Sam Rayburn Drive Friday night. City officers identified the drivers as Jerry Glen Jones and Pat C Clutter, both residents of Bonham.
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Sam Rayburn Drive
Jerry Glen Jones
Pat C Clutter
Bonham
Johnson orders more FBI agents to Mississippi
President Johnson directed additional FBI personnel to Mississippi to confront suspected violence and prowl federal law violations amid civil rights tensions. Arlen Dulles advised on deployment while J. Edgar Hoover and George Reedy confirmed extended presence. agents will operate where needed to suppress terror activities and enforce federal statutes.
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White House
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CIA
Arlen W. Dulles
George E. Reeds
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de Todnsen
J. Edgar Boose
Messissippi
Hoover
Youngsters To Get New Draft Break
A new draft system to be announced next week will assess those aged 18 to 22 and current 18 year olds for fitnession. Those who are deemed fit will be urged to join services while those found unfit will have time to plan further schooling and medical treatment if needed.
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Savaneta
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Inc
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Jon
Seven Bonham Scouts Named OA Candidate Group
Seven Bonham Boy Scouts were named as Order of the Arrow candidates during Friday night ceremonies at Camp Glover in Oh. The listed candidates include Barney McAnally, Rickey Dodson of Troop 260 Dana Sisk, Terry Copeland of Troop 255 Dennis Holman Terry Moankin and Phil Horton of Troop 92. The OA ordeal is planned for Camp Glover later in the summer among top campers.
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Oder of the Arrow
Nedseo Trails Coun
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Bonham Scout
Barney McAnally
Rickey Dodson
Dana Sisk
Terry Copeland
Dennis Holman Tarry Moankin
Phil Horton
Two Youths Killed in Southmayd Area
Two teens died after a head on car crash on a county road near Southmayd. One victim was identified as a 29 year old white resident, with the other’s details unclear in the fragmented report.
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Southmayd
Southamsay ID
Denn PD
48 Officers to Testify Before Grand Jury in Police Payoffs
New York police confidential investigating unit members, all 11, are summoned for grand jury questioning into gambler payoffs. Dist Att Frank Moga leads the probe, with witnesses including Michael J. and Stanley Soutath slated to appear.
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UPL
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Hoga Potee Commine
Mehael J.otughy
Taid
Rights Workers Officers To Drag River For Bodies
Three missing civil rights workers from the Mississippi Project vanished during a voter registration drive. A river search near the Pearl River resumed as FBI agents arrested suspects in the intimidation case. Prosecutors charged Randall and Hodges with related offenses while McGraw was released on bond.
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Kennedy visits Communist Poland during unofficial trip
Atty Gen Kennedy arrived in Warsaw for an unofficial visit to Communist Poland. He urged end to misunderstandings between East and West and warned the United States would stay firm against Communist aggression in Vietnam and Berlin. Kennedy spoke to students at a university about Americans dying in Vietnam and in Germany.
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Indian Premier Ordered to Rest
Prime Minister Oaneadur Shasta canceled all engagements for several days due to illness. Unconfirmed reports mention mild chest discomfort and high blood pressure. Officials say the duration of rest is unknown but a full conference in Britain may be affected.
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Westlth Oministers
Two Gasoline Thefts Reported In Local Incident
A 10 year old boy attempted to steal gasoline from a pump at Jones Field. Deputy Sheilt Piug McNea investigated the thwarted theft after the would be thieves jammed the power line during the break in.
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Jones Field
Would
Passman to Get GOP Support
House Republicans voiced support for Passman as discussions continue about a $55 billion emergency request. The GOP focus centers on securing party backing before next Tuesday when the House convenes to back President Johnson’s effort amid broader budget cuts.
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Feresen
House
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Pasman
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Aael
Remodelled Fannin County Courthouse Aims for 1965 Completion
Architect's drawing shows the remodelled courthouse expected to be visible in late 1965 if the program proceeds on schedule. County Judge Choice Moore stated plans would require about 60 to 90 days to reach completion.
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Courthouse remodel expected to take 60 to 90 days
The county commission discussed a plan for a courthouse renovation delay and future completion. They noted a tentative approval by the court with the project potentially starting soon and a 60 to 90 day timeframe for the core work and foundation setup.
Uncertain Redistricting Plan Faces Rural Areas
Readers report in a fragmented text about drastic changes to district lines affecting rural regions. The article mentions courts, a remodeling project, and potential use of spaces within a courthouse building, with references to a judge and planning details.
Civil Rights Businessmen Urged to Lead Washington
A garbled report urges business leaders to spearhead civil rights efforts in Washington. It references planned actions, periodical discussions, and stated aims to advance racial equity, with mentions of authorities and community groups shaping the strategy.
Beginning Monday Traffic Crackdown in Bonham Police Move
Bonham city police announce a Monday start to a traffic crackdown targeting speeding and violations. Chief O R MeKis says parents of ticketed juveniles will be notified by letter, violators will face maximum penalties, and a driver license counselor will meet monthly to suspend licenses after multiple offenses. The crackdown targets loud mufflers speeding and reckless driving to prevent fatal accidents.
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O. R. MeKis
McKissack
II Bonham
Bay
Viud.stiuser
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