General Cable Boosts Bonham Fund Drive Over 75 Percent
General Cable and its employees donated $1,548.60, raising the Bonham United Fund campaign past 75 percent of its $25,350 goal. The Southwest Pump Company and General Cable Corp provided a major boost Saturday.
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Methodist supper and TV showdown headline local notes
Church fundraiser serves 11 30 a.m. to about 1 30 p.m. in Fellowship Hall. Proceeds fund shrubs planted around the church. Also notes Tall okra, windshield stickers for sale, and TB association updates. United Fund totals praised as Southwest Pump and other local firms contribute significantly.
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Bonham Forecast Warmer Sunday With Clear Skies
The U S Weather Bureau predicts a warmer Sunday for the Bonham area with clear to partly cloudy skies. Saturday night lows were in the upper 30s and Sunday’s low is expected in the 40s, with a Sunday high around the low 70s and no rain expected.
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Theft of 120 Dollars From Home Reported
Finis Partridge reported a theft of 120 dollars from his residence at 108 Reidh. Three twenty dollar bills and six ten dollar bills were stolen while the home was unoccupied and the door stood open. Officers Templet on and Chumbley conducted the preliminary investigation.
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Parliament to Debate France NATO Withdrawal at Conference
Paris sources say France faces strong critique in the 12th annual parliamentary conference as lawmakers challenge De Gaulle era overhauls of NATO defenses. Denmark sends no delegation due to the November 22 election. debates are expected to be free and highly watched.
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ASC Honors Three Alumni at Banquet
Arlington State College alumni association honored three former students at a banquet before ASC's football game with Arkansas State. Dr Sol Haberman of Dallas head of Baylor Medical Center microbiology labs Raymond Buddy Parker of Kemp former pro football player and coach W T Vandergriff of Arlington automobile dealer and civic leader received recognition.
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Buddy) Parker
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Franco Grants Amnesty to Many Political Prisoners
Generalisimo Francisco Franco pardons numerous prisoners convicted of political crimes from the Spanish Civil War era. Observers question whether the measure includes tens of thousands who fled into exile after Franco’s rise to power.
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Foreign Students to Be Guests for Thanksgiving
Fannin county families will host foreign students from TWU for the Thanksgiving holiday. Wayne Cranfill urges interested hosts to submit requests to his office. About 75 students from around the world have participated in five years of the program. Cars will take students to Denton after November 23 with a visit to the Sam Rayburn library.
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Johnson Says Losses Not Catastrophic For His Program
President Johnson downplays Democratic losses as not catastrophic and not a repudiation of his policies. He expects a tough road in 1966 with a Republican Congress and notes a poll showing his popularity rose to 54 percent after his Asia trip. He cites illness and doctors orders limiting travel during the campaign period.
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Hanoi Says GOP Wins Slow Peace
Hanoi reports US election results as reflecting disapproval of the Johnson policy. It says the war will not end soon and predicts further aggression, criticising Republicans as war maniacs distorting the elections and U.S. policy.
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Police Patrol Ambushed in Sakhal Nakorn Province
Communist terrorists ambushed a police patrol escorting medics to a Thai village in Sakhal Nakorn Province about 400 miles northeast of Bangkok, killing a police sergeant. Reported injuries were not confirmed, and the incident occurred near a U.S. helicopter base.
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Campaign workers compete for over 1500 dollars in Fannin county
A Bonham Daily Favorite and Bonham Herald Good Will campaign enrolls workers across Fannin county for cash prizes totaling more than 1500 dollars. The effort motivates distribution of circulation within the local press network.
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Communists Repulsed in Central Highlands Amid Viet Nam Fighting
U.S. ground forces, artillery and aircraft repelled about 1,000 Communist attackers in the Central Highlands near the Cambodian border. American losses totaled eight. Five American planes were lost Friday in North Viet Nam, marking a severe air losses day. Along the Cambodian border, a 12 man patrol was hit by two Claymore mines, killing three and wounding three.
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New ETSU President Visits Sam Rayburn Library
East Texas State University president D. Whitney Halladay and Mrs Halladay visit the Sam Rayburn Library Speaker's Room for their first library tour since his arrival from another post.
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Fog Aid Escape in Motel Robbery
In Corpus Christi two African American men robbed a motel of 300 dollars and disappeared into heavy fog that reduced visibility to near zero. Desk clerk D C Smith described the men as entering, tying him, gagging him, and threatening to shoot if they did not cooperate before fleeing.
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Gemini 12 astronauts film total solar eclipse from space
Astronauts James Lovell and Edwin Aldrin maneuvered Gemini 12 to capture the first space photos of a total solar eclipse. Aldrin, 36, performed a 2 hour 18 minute space walk, while Lovell piloted with precise control. The mission faced early comms and power issues but produced key ultraviolet star imagery for astronomy research.
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LBJ to Address Santa Claus Rider Bill and Health Plans
President Johnson prepared to state his position on the controversial Christmas tree bill in the final hours of Congress and indicated plans to speak Sunday on the tax benefit measure. Reports also note Johnson considering surgery for an anal hernia and a polyp, with doctors assessing his shoulder and arm pain as he remains in the White House.
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