Honey Grove Warriors to Face Frisco Coons in Sherman Clash
North Texas fans will see a Class A bi district match in Sherman Saturday night as the unbeaten Honey Grove Warriors meet the Frisco Coons for the second time this season. Honey Grove QB club plans a pancake breakfast Saturday morning to raise funds for athletic teams.
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Strike Looms in U S Television Over Tonight Show
New York UPI reports a possible full scale strike as Johnny Carson and other entertainers are ordered by AFTRA to avoid taping sessions of The Tonight Show. NBC airs a month old Carson tape as other programs join the disruption. SAG and AFTRA members total 35,500. Federal mediators seek to restart negotiations with both sides.
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Richard Woodard’s Car Stolen After Midnight
Richard Woodard reported his car missing after leaving it at his parents Franklin and Russell home on Boyd Loop. Police noted the vehicle disappeared sometime after 10 p.m. Thursday and was gone by Friday morning.
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Bonham Teacher Mrs Alverson Dies After Illness
Ravenna and Bonham schools veteran teacher Mrs Lucille Alverson died in Risser hospital at 2 50 p m Thursday after two years of ill health. Funeral set for 10 a m Saturday at Mullican Little Funeral chapel with Rev Jimmy Martin. interment Rose Hill cemetery Bells. Survived by husband A A Alverson of Ravenna and several relatives. Family available tonight at funeral home.
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Miraculous Rescue of Silver Spray Crew Near Scotland
Ten crewmen were rescued after the 46 ton Silver Spray struck rocks in a North Sea storm and sank like a stone off Horse Island Scotland. A nearby fishing vessel saved the two year old boat’s crew with one man sustaining a minor head injury.
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Guerrillas Attack US Ammo Dump Near Saigon
In a day of coordinated sea and air operations, U S destroyers and carrier planes sank or damaged 41 Communist barges off North Vietnam while Long Binh ammo depot came under guerrilla fire near Saigon. The tally over three weeks reached 196 vessels sunk or driven ashore, with bombers pounding rail links and supply areas as 7th Fleet destroyers patrolled with nuclear subs to spot smugglers.
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Red China Expands Technical Troops in North Viet Nam
London dispatch says China has more than doubled its railway engineer troops and anti-aircraft units in North Viet Nam, boosting Beijing's political influence in Hanoi. The influx, now over 49 000 plus new personnel, supports supply lines damaged by American bombing, though no direct Chinese combat involvement is indicated.
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Votes Partially Prorated In Subscription Campaign
The Daily Favorite and Bonham Herald publish the first tabulation of votes and positions in their subscription drive. The figures are pro rated, revealing only a fraction of total votes, with a warning to watch for next week’s change in prorating.
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Texans Face January Draft Call Surges to 1946 Names
Texas Selective Service announces 1 946 men to be furnished for the January national draft 27 600 nationwide. Texas quota more than doubled from December due to typical December slow boards. State boards will forward 9 000 to 10 000 men for pre induction exams. December pre indiction plan at 7 830.
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China Can Deliver Crude Bomb Says AEC Chief
UPI reports Atomic Energy Commissioner Glen Seaborg warned that Communist China could drop a crude nuclear device on nearby nations like South Vietnam. He cautioned it would be 1970 before China could threaten the U.S. with an intercontinental missile, by which time U.S. defenses could cope. Seaborg noted Chinese tests yield under 1 percent of total tests and discussed space life possibilities and a future atom smasher site.
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Summit Session May Be Cancelled
Sofia Bulgaria United Press International reports that Russia may drop plans for a Communist summit to confront Red China due to lukewarm reactions from Soviet leaders. More than half of the first 14 speakers at the Bulgarian Communist party congress minimized or opposed the conference, suggesting Moscow may abandon the summit idea for the near term, as similar efforts failed in 1964 and last year.
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Johnson plans full day of work after operation
President Johnson, recovering from surgery, will leave Bethesda Naval Hospital Saturday for a Texas ranch convalescence. He will fly to Bergstrom AFB near Johnson City and may set up temporary White House operations in Austin. Press Secretary Moyers said he plans a busy schedule, with health improving and doctors satisfied.
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Apollo Drops One Apollo Three Man Orbital Test
NASA trimmed the Apollo program to keep the lunar landing on track. Apollo 1's crew Virgil Grissom Edward White and Roger Chaffee remains the target for a 14 day orbital shakedown this winter with February as the new launch window. Backup crews Walter Schirra Donn Eisele and Walter Cunningham reassigned. A dual Saturn 1 launch schedule remains for late 1967.
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UN Debate on China Moves Toward Study Group
In New York the General Assembly debated China policy with a predicted defeat for a two China plan. The coalition proposal to seat both Peking and Formosa factions was not supported by either government. A study group is expected to develop a concrete proposal next year.
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Warm days linger as November forecast stays sunny
Bonham area foresees a continued warm trend with 4 to 9 degrees above normal. Light cool front arrives tonight with near normal Saturday highs, then warming resumes Sunday through early next week. Little rain expected. overnight low 49 in Bonham. dense fog earlier, humidity high. Dalhart lows at 34.
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Home Fire Destroys Patton House South of Lowells Bluff
Fire gutted the Cecil Patton home near Lowells Bluff early Friday destroying furniture clothing and household effects. Benham department truck contained the blaze preventing spread to nearby buildings. The Pattons two young children survive. Donations of household goods or clothing may be offered by contacting the sheriff's office.
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Bill Campbell finally wins U S Amateur after twenty one attempts
Bill Campbell clinched the U S Amateur golf title in 1964, achieving his first victory after competing in the event 21 times. The storied persistence marks a landmark triumph for Campbell in amateur golf history.
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Trains Collide Near Hoechst. Six Die, Forty-One Hurt
In Frankfurt near Hoechst a commuter train and an apparently unmanned diesel coach collided Thursday night. At least six were killed and 41 injured as the two trains rushed into each other, with the commuter train crowd reported to be about 100 passengers. Authorities described the scene and noted multiple coaches were involved.
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