Woman Leads Delegates Peace on Cong Terms Only Way
A UPI report notes Mrs. Neuyen Thi Binh leading Viet Cong delegates in Paris for Vietnam talks and insisting the war must end on Viet Cong terms. South Vietnam threatens a boycott unless Hanoi includes the Front in its delegation, possibly delaying expanded talks.
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United States
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Ho Chi Minh
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Saigon
Xuan Thuy
France
Valerian A. Zorin
Thieu Holds Firm on Boycott of Paris Peace Talks
President Thieu reaffirmed South Vietnam would not join talks including the Viet Cong. He urged citizens not to heed Communist claims of talks and end to the war. The speech followed his Assembly boycott stance and came as 6,000 people prepared to rally for self determination, with tightened security in Saigon.
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Crossword Puzzle Beginning Today
The Favorite presents daily King Features Syndicate crossword puzzles starting today on the comic page for reader enjoyment.
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King Features Syndicate
Voters set to choose a wide slate in county election
Voters in Fannin and Bonham will cast ballots Tuesday for national state and county offices and 14 Texas constitutional amendments. Polls run 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. with 30 polling sites using standard locations. Officials urge early voting to speed unofficial results after 7 p.m. and note straight ticket voting options and caution on writing in Wallace.
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Fannin County
Texas
West Bonham
East Bonham
South Bonham
Sam Rayburn
John F. Kennedy Avenue
American Party
George C. Wallace
Curtis E. LeMay
Humphrey Near Nixon Lead as Ballot Tuesday Looms
Washington reports polls showing Hubert H. Humphrey closing in on Richard M. Nixon with one day remaining before ballots are cast. Voters await results as campaign momentum shifts in the volatile 1968 race.
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UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
Lightning Set Bonham Drug Fire Damaged Bonham Drug Building
A Saturday fire believed sparked by lightning heavily damaged the Bonham Drug store on the square. Firemen brought the three story building under control within an hour. upper floors suffered heavy damage and merchandise was ruined by water. Owner J B Birdwell estimated losses up to 40000. The blaze began after 6 p m amid a heavy storm. two fires started in the rear while the sheriff radio was knocked out by the same bolt.
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Bonham Drug Store
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Lonnie Henegar
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Bonham Drug
Texas Voter Suspense Over Connally Remarks
Texas campaigns press for votes as Connally meets Nixon Texas campaign workers. O'Donnell and Clements chaired the secret Dallas meeting where Connally allegedly named possible Democratic contributors or signaled no intent to bolt the party. He publicly backed Humphrey while privately signaling freedom to supporters. Preston Smith urged a tax reform plan and rural industrial development, while Eggers warned of rising deficits and ongoing financing issues. Polls show Wallace leading in some local votes as LeMay questions talks with North Vietnam.
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John Connally
Peter O'Donnell
Richard Nixon
Dallas
Nally
Nixon
Connally
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Ralph Yarborough
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Yarborough
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Paul Eggers
Galveston
Texas Research League
Pasadena
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John Tower
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Astrodome
Curtis LeMay
Voter guidance and Texas amendments urged for Tuesday
In a broad call to voters the editorial urges personal responsibility in the upcoming election. It endorses Preston Smith Ben Barnes and Crawford Martin for Texas offices and highlights Amendment 12 allowing revenue bonds for new industry. explains the bond mechanism and Bonham’s financing context as part of a broader 14-amendment slate.
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Preston Smith
Ben Barnes
Crawford Martin
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Bonham
Pretty Weather For Voting Is Promised Texans
A cold front approaches Texas with rain possible in the Panhandle on Tuesday. Most areas stay clear and cool through election day with gusty winds this evening. Panhandle temps dip to the 30s while many places are 40s. McAllen records a high of 78.
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Panhandle
McAllen
Bonham Hit By Storm Fire Destroys Drug Store
Bonham recorded 1.49 inches of rain as a violent front moved through with light hail and lightning that damaged the Bonham Drug store. A sharp temperature drop followed, then clearing skies. Forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions tonight and Tuesday with a low in the 50s and highs near 70s.
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Bonham Drug Store
Bonham Wins Hill-Burton Grant for New Hospital
Roby Windham, hospital committee chairman, was notified that the State Board of Health approved a $1,000,000 Hill-Burton federal grant for the general hospital project in Bonham. The plan totals $2,300,000 with no extra $150,000 for extended care wing financing.
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Hill-Burton
Roby Windham
Whit Phillips
Page, Southerland and Page
Austin
State Board of Health
General Hospital
Ceed
Windham
Interceptions record shared by Glick and Paulson
In Houston, UPI reports the AFL single season interceptions record is held jointly by Fred Glick of Houston and Dainard Paulson of the 1964 New York Jets.
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