Bonnam Christmas Parade Set For Thursday
Despite warm weather the Bonnam Jaycees plan the annual Christmas parade on Thursday forming on We All street at 5 p.m. Units must report by 4 30 p.m. Four parade divisions offer trophies and cash prizes. Rev Larry Guess chairs floats division contact for entries. Weather winds hinder erection of decorations but organizers push ahead naming participants and sponsors.
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Les Eweil
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We All
Ume
Ewell
Larry Guess
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Reminiscing Whitewright Street Carnivals Through the Decades
Glenn Doss notes how Whitewright residents recall early street carnivals on Main Street from the Cole Younger Carnival of 1905 to the 1920s, with Paul Stephens recalling 1905 and 1916 events, and band members earning free rides. Traffic on State 121 near McKinney reflected heavy holiday travel.
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The
Whitewright Sun
Whitewright
Paul Stephens
Cole Younger
Main Street
Whitewright Brass
Cowboys win over Browns delights local fans and students
Ed South erland recalled not leaving the park for an hour after the Cowboys victory over the Browns. Scott Dorough helped his dad Robert in the district clerk's office, answering phones while files on old cases were added, and he preferred being there to school.
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Ed Southerland
Cowboys
Cleveland Browns
Scott Dorough
Robert
Traffic Etiquette and Vehicle Checks Mentioned
The piece notes Harry Swann checked his car lights on Friday. It observes mid week holidays make Sunday feel more frequent. It laments drivers who delay signaling at stop signs before left turns, causing traffic bottlenecks behind them.
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Harry Swann
Daily Favorite and Herald Campaign Brings In Subscriptions
The Daily Favorite and Herald report an overwhelming response since the November 10 campaign, with hundreds of new subscribers and renewals arriving daily. Mailing lists may lag as staff work to update records and process the surge.
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Daily Favorite
Herald
Bunham Hesald
Read
Red Guards Slow China’s Development Amid Upheaval
Western diplomats cite Red Guard activities disrupting science, production, and transport in the mainland. Beijing appeals to farmers and workers to boost output as protests and power struggles intensify, with leaders including Liu Shao-chi attending a Gate of Heavenly Peace rally.
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UPI
China
Red Guard
Red Guards
Peking
Heavenly Peace Square
Muon Tse-tung
Liu Shao-chi
Mao
Blain Teaches at Leonard High in Vocational Dept
Leonard Spl. reports Blain, senior at East Texas State, conducting practice teaching at Leonard High School in vocational agriculture. A Greenville High School graduate, he expects a January degree.
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Commerce
Bonham High School
Judy Compton
Jerry Blacketer
Leonard
Nick Blain
Leonard High School
Blain
Greenville High School
Vocational Agriculture Department
Viet Cong offers 48 hour Christmas New Year truces
Viet Cong broadcasts say all liberation forces will halt attacks from Dec 24 7 am Saigon time to Dec 26 7 am and from Dec 31 7 am to Jan 2 7 am local time. State Department had no comment while the VFW urged Johnson to reject any ceasefire.
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Viet Cong
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Bonham United Fund Nears Goal as Drive Continues
The 1967 Bonham United Fund total stood at 22111.71 Friday evening with a week left to raise the $25350 goal. Chairman Jimmy Wiggins urged remaining donors to contribute promptly, noting the Red Cross Camp Fire Girls Boy Scouts Salvation Army local welfare fund School lunch fund USO Texas United Fund and campaign costs rely on UF support.
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Texas United Fund
Sub Campaign Improves Service to Trade Area
The Bonham Daily Favorite and The Bonham Herald are portrayed as a mirror of the community and a library of local information. The piece emphasizes their varied services and role as a market place and community partner for owners, advertisers, readers, and residents.
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Bonham Daily Favorite
Bonham Herald
Votes Partially Prorated In Subscription Campaign
Subscriptions may be left at the Campaign Office upstairs at 18913 Franklin or at the Bonham Favorite and Herald office. Call 583-5410 and leave a message for your chosen candidate to call.
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Franklin
Bonham Favorite and Herald Office
Campaigns push votes before Monday night deadline
Candidates in The Daily Favorite and Bonham Herald seek votes ahead of Monday 10 o'clock end of the first campaign period. For every $5 club turned in, a candidate gets 500,000 votes and each subscription carries a triple vote in this phase. Votes expected to drop sharply from Tuesday onward.
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Daily Favorite
Bonham Herald
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The article emphasizes the newspaper as a protector of the community against misinformation and a vital partner in public welfare. It notes the paper does not claim medical, legal, or banking authority, but aims to serve faithfully and invites subscriber support as a community friend.
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Daily Favorite
Bonham Herald
Bettef
As & Friend
Jury Commission To Meet Monday
A five member jury commission will convene at 9 a.m. Monday to draw jury panels for the January term of 6th District Court. Members are Mrs. C. R. Covert Bonham Sam Nelson Ec tur Frank Welch Honey Grove J T Woodson Gober and Eddie Hunter Bonham. The commission will draw one grand jury panel one special venire and six petit panels.
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C. R. Covert
Bonham
Sam Nelson
Ectur
Frank Welch
Honey Grove
J. T. Woodson
Gober
Eddie Hunter
Cease Fire Studied as Johnson Reviews Budget
UPI reports Washington weighing a Christmas cease fire in Viet Nam with a halt to bombings to push North Viet Nam toward talks. Moyers said the U.S. is discussing the idea with Saigon as Rusk urged progress toward settlement. Johnson, recovering at the LBJ Ranch, backs reducing government spending by 3 billion while congressional leaders visit for budget talks.
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United States
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Texas White House
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Saigon
Moyers
Dean Rusk
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Rusk
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Mike Mansfield
George Mahon
D-Tex
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Twenty seven die as U S C47 crashes near Saigon
A U S Air Force C47 crashed and burned during an attempted emergency landing at Tan Son Nhut Saigon. All 27 aboard were killed in one of the war's worst air crashes. The incident followed a surge of Viet Cong attacks in the Mekong Delta and other areas.
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UPI
Tan Son Nhut
U.S
Washington
Mekong
Saigom
Dan Nang
Cooling Trend Expected Through Sunday Across Texas
A Pacific cold front moved into western Texas Saturday and will slowly advance eastward. Temperatures will drop slightly but remain above normal for the season. Skies stay partly cloudy with fair winds and a slight chance of scattered showers statewide.
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Texas
Houston man charged after fatal beating incident
Fatally injured man Tommy Bernard Hebert went to the home of a woman Friday night where the attacker struck and severely injured her. Authorities expect charges against P Masculaso in connection with the case in Houston.
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UPI
Tommy Bernard Hebert
Bum
P Masculaso
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