West awaits Soviet reply on disarmament plan
London reports Russia handed new 1500 word note to Britain through Andrei Gromyko as West waits for an official Soviet response to the 111 point disarmament plan. Zorin promises only to discuss basic questions at the U N subcommittee. Eisenhower notes move rests with the Soviets but unlikely soon.
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London
Russia
Britain
Middle East
Patrick Reilly
Andrei Gromyko
Moscow
Foreign Office
Mideast
West
Kremlin
Valerian Zorin
Zorin
U. N
U. N General Assembly
Eisenhower
Washington
Labor Day Fish Tales and Arkansas Misadventures
Buddy Spence recalls his son Bobby’s Labor Day visit from Fayetteville to Austin where he will begin at the University of Texas, noting a catfish feast and busy fishing plans. Texoma bites and Currin family Arkansas vacation hazards add to a day of travel and tales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buddy Spence
Bobby
Tfe
Fayetteville
Ark
University of Arkansas
Austin
University of Texas
Buddy
Dallas
Kiwanis Previews New Football Uniforms for 1957 Season
Kiwanis club members inspected the new high school football uniforms and equipment on Tuesday noon. Coaches Jim Acree and Raymond Anderson outlined taping methods and injury treatment. Anderson chaired the program. The season opens with Honey Grove on September 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Honey Grove
Warrior Club
Jim Acree
Raymond Anderson
Anderson
Inquiry Opened Into Labor Camp Conditions in Syracuse
An inquiry ordered by Gov. Averell Harriman opens in Syracuse focusing on charges by a Georgia Negro who claims migrant workers were held in virtual peonage at labor camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Averell Harriman
Bonham Wednesday Social Patrol Notes
In Bonham on Wednesday Gene Danner, Choice Moore, Tibby Wright and Hoyt Ivey enjoyed coffeeing. Gene Graves and Barbara McAnelly were busy in the office. Wn Kincaid handled TB seal letters. J B Farmer and grandson Eddie Bill Thornton went downtown. Katherine Pope and daughters Dean and Jean were shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Danner
Choice Moore
Tibby Wright
Hoyt Ivey
Gene Graves
Barbara McAnelly
Wn Kincaid
J. BE. Farmer
Eddie Bill Thornton
Katherine Pope
Dean
Jean
Bonham
Manhunt Ends After Two Airmen Arrest in Mexico
A high profile pursuit for two men who shot a service station attendant to death was called off after authorities arrested two AWOL airmen in Mexico. The arrest halted the nationwide chase and closed the case in the Atlantic region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Two Defendants Plead Guilty in County Court
County Judge Choice Moore Brooks Carmichael fined $50 for driving while intoxicated and revoked his license after accepting a guilty plea. Claud Pete Sadler pled guilty to liquor law violations, receiving a $300 fine and $30.90 costs.
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Moore Brooks Carmichael
Claud ‘Pete’ Sadler
BenJack Cage Returns to Dallas Grand Jury
Jovial Ben Jack Cage spent nearly four hours with the Dallas county grand jury as he continues testimony on the collapse of his ICT Insurance Co empire. He faces embezzlement charges and delayed trial while four subpenas from federal and state bodies target back taxes and assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Ben Jack Cage
Dallas County Grand Jury
Cage
Special Grand Jury
Hhe
Internal Revenue Service
ICT Insurance Co
Dallas Grand Jury
M. R. Irion
Henry Wade
House of Representatives Special Investigating Committee
Austin
Travis County Grand Jury
Les Procter
Reagan Huffman
Marshall
House Committee
Rennee Allred
J. D. Wheeler
Jis
Securities Exchange Commission
Mexico City
United States
Benjack
Arkansas Militia Blocks Desegregation at Central High
National Guardsmen under Gov Faubus blocked eight African American students from entering Central High School in Little Rock. Crowds of white onlookers shouted insults while Elizabeth Ford helped a 14 year old girl reach a bus. District Judge Davies ordered desegregation at once, prompting further actions by officials and continued tensions.
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Little Rock
Ark
National
Central High School
Orval Faubus
National Guard
Marion Johnson
Faubus
New York
Elizabeth Ford
Orval BE. Faubus
Central High
Ronald N. Davies
A. & Atty
Herbert Brownel Jr
Judge Davies
Davies
Arkansas
Selo
Arkansas National Guardsmen
Littl Rock
Gov. Faubus
Federal Court
NEA
Birmingham assault case probes emasculation of Black man
Sheriff deputies in Birmingham investigate the abduction and emasculation of 34 year old Judge Aaron of Sprindale by a group of white men. Aaron, hospitalized in serious condition, said he was blindfolded taken to an abandoned house where he was beaten and emasculated. He recalled the assailants wore white shirts and spoke of school integration.
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Roberts
Littl Rock School
Virgil T. Bloxsom
Birmingham
Ala
Sheriff's Deputies
Judge Aaron
Sprindale
Veterans Hospital
J. R. Reed
R. R. Johnson
Aaron
Tarrant City
Carroll Hanes
Charles Steward
SAC Chief Praises AF's B 58 Hustler
Gen Thomas S Power new SAC chief hails the Air Force B 58 Hustler as a very fine fast bomber. He said after flying Tuesday that he could not determine top speed from instruments and that the plane is already faster than sound. The bomber is in initial production at the Fort Worth Convair plant.
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Fort Worth
Thomas
Power
Strategic Air Command
Air Force
Convair
Eisenhower and Wife Arrive in Newport for Vacation
President and Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower arrive in Newport Rhode Island for a vacation. The presidential yacht Barbara Anne sails Narragansett Bay as ships depart Quonset Point. A formal reception at Government House Harbor Island precedes a drive to the Colony House and Newport Country Club golf expected this afternoon.
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United Press
Newport
R. T
Dwight DD. Eisenhower
New England
Eisenhower
Quonset Point Naval Air Station
Narragansett Bay
Quonset
Eigenhower
White House
Coasters Harbor Island
Old Colony House
Washington Square
George Washington
HK Mochambeau
Erand
Theodore Francia Green
Show of Skills and Crafts Scout Exposition Tickets
Tickets go on sale this week for the Scout Exposition to be held September 2 in Bonham and September 24 in Honey Grove. Don Knecht says 25 Scouts have reservations, with the event expected to be one of the district’s best.
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Bonham
Honey Grove
Don Knecht
Scout
Cabanita
Honham
VFW
Wade Webble
Forrest Copeland
Cuba
Homey Grove
Bonham approves 45000 waterworks bond issue
Bonham voters approve 45000 revenue bonds to extend the waterworks system. The tally is 44 in favor and 37 against. Officials will canvass results Monday at the city commission meeting. The project includes a new one inch main from the storage tank behind City Hall to the Jo Field and Fair Ground area with ties to existing lines and new fire hydrants for greater protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honham
City Commission
Jo Field
Fair Ground
Atl
Irrigation Not a Cure All for Low Yields Urged Study of Land Water
Texas A&M irrigation specialist Robert V. Thurmond urged Fan nin county farmers to fit irrigation into a full program of insect control fertilization and seed quality. He warned water alone won’t boost yields and stressed soil fertility proper land prep certified seeds and water testing. He advised surveying the area with an engineer and limiting irrigation to the available supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert V. Thurmond
Texas A&m Extension Service
Fannin County
Thurmond
A&m
Chamber of Commerce
Othe
Little Weather Holds in Bonham Area Forecast
The U S Weather Bureau predicts little change through Thursday for Bonham North Central Texas with partly cloudy skies and only slight temperature shifts. Tuesday's high reached 71 with an overnight low of 71 as isolated thundershowers are possible.
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Bonham
U. & Weather Bureau
Texas
Near Record Traffic Toll Over Labor Day Weekend
United Press reports a near record 443 traffic deaths during the Labor Day weekend, with total accidental deaths at 624 from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Monday. Drowning and other miscellaneous accidents added to the toll. Ned H. Dearborn of the National Safety Council voiced disappointment at the high figure, just shy of the 1950 Labor Day record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texoma
Wayden Fletcher
United Prews
Leathe
Ned H. Dearborn
National Safety Council
Leonard woman pays $299 in traffic fines after guilty plea
A Leonard resident pled guilty before Justice of Peace Thomas Reeve to speeding and driving without a license and without Mullier. Fines totaled $299.90.
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Leonard
Justice of Peace
Thomas Reeve
Mullier
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Arlene
Narrows
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BenJack Cage
Collapsed Insurance Co
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Carol Dixon
Shattuck
Okla
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Tex
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Wheat Belt
Toronto
Grand Jury
ICT
Perence Roberts
SAC
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