Bomb threats force evacuations at New Orleans Catholic schools
In New Orleans two integrated Roman Catholic schools were evacuated after bomb threats. Investigations followed as police and fire crews cleared buildings. A related noisy protest occurred at a nearby Seyano school near Rose of Lima and Leo the Great.
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New Orleans
Cares
Seyano
Rose of
St. Rose of Lima
St. Rose of Lime
St. Peter the Great School
Our Lady of Good Harbor
Mater Dolorosa
St. Leo the Great
Latie Flower of Jesus
Fire reporting number updated by Beir Cantrell
The fire chief announced a new single emergency number 33339 for fire, police, and sheriff contacts, with departments distributing printed lists to individuals and businesses to ensure quick access. In other items, a June 30 006 Evening Herald issue was shared, noting local ads and editorial staff while describing white and Negro school demonstrations and desegregation events in New Orleans area.
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James Pratt
Fire Department
Sheriff's Office
J. H. Bohannon
Seven Oaks
Evening Herald
George L. Inguish
Welter A. Loftin
Nunn and Jones Co
Clothiers, Hatters and Ha
John M. Neel
R. E. Martin
W. B. Lewallen
J. E. Neville
J. C. Carleton
T. L. Criseman
McElhannon Discusses Football Outlook for Season
High school coach Jack McElhannon told Rotarians that by district play the team should be in good shape though depth is limited with about 14 available players. He predicted the first unit will perform creditably as the Warriors open the season against a Terred team. Guests included assistants Nolan Ashmore Cotton Ford and Stan Wessinger with Rotarian Olvin Grosg as program chairman.
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Jack McElhannon
Rotarians
McElhannon
Willo Moet
Warriors
Nolan Ashmore
Cotton Ford
Stan Wessinger
Olvin Grosg
Legion Post Members to Meet Thursday at Library
Anderson-Roberts post of the American Legion will hold its September meeting Thursday night at 7 30 at the Sam Rayburn Library. Commander H G Dulaney announced coffee and doughnuts will be served and that a historical item will be presented.
Soviets Agree to Continue Parley on Test Ban
The Soviet Union accepts a continued subcommittee effort at the 17 nation disarmament conference during an autumn recess. It insists a final treaty must follow Soviet terms and favors either its Nov 28, 1962 plan with national detection or the April 16 neutral compromise while disagreeing with Western views on international versus national policing.
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Geneva
UPI
Soviet Union
Massii Kuznetsov
Kuznetsov
Driver Escapes Serious Injury In Car Overturn
James W. Garner a government inspector at General Cable Corp. plam escaped serious injury Tuesday when his car overturned three times on State Highway 78 eight miles south of Bonham. Garner, from Dallas, skidded broadside on a curve and was saved by a safety belt. Police investigated thefts from the wrecked car and removed parts later found missing.
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James W. Garner
General Cable Corp
Plam
Bonham
Jake Jackson
Garner
Dallas
Jackson
James Baugh Yard
Mariner 2 Aces Midcourse Maneuver Toward Venus
UPI reports Mariner 2 corrected its path after launch to aim for Venus. Project leaders including Jack James and William Pickering hailed the midcourse maneuver as a major step in planetary exploration, despite off course drift from faulty tracking data.
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Paradena
Calif
UPI
America
Venus
Pango Imter- Gay
Nigel Heaton
Neuver
United States
Mariner-2
Scientiets’ Door Sutake
Calea Jet Prosion Laboratory
Mariner
Preject
Jack James
William Pickering
The
Propulsion Laboratory
Cape Canaveral
Fla
JPL
Warning Issued Traffic Violators Near Bonham Schools
Chief O R McKissack announced strict year round enforcement in school zones. Offenders will be brought to the police station for a session with the corporation judge instead of receiving tickets. Police will watch for fast or reckless driving near schools.
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Bonham
O. R. McKissack
Corporation
McKissack
FAA investigates lethal twin-engine crash near Ashland
FAA officials examine the charred wreckage of a twin-engine plane that crashed Tuesday night near Ravenna Ohio, killing all 13 aboard en route to an oil company sales meeting in Ashland Kentucky. Witnesses said the Buffalo New York bound craft appeared to lose control while attempting to land, exploded, and touched high tension lines, blacking out nearby homes briefly.
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Ravenna
Ohio
Pony Farm
Ohio 16
Fighting reported at three Algerian points near Algiers
Fighting continued at Massena Orleansville Aumale and Berrouaghia despite a cease fire with Ben Bella as Willaya Three and Four leaders signaled a political accord. Elections for parliament discussed within 8 to 10 days with Algiers described as open and undefended.
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Algiers
Willaya Four
Berrouaghia
Willaya
Ben Bella
Si Moband Ou el Hadj
National Assembly
Si Mohand
Col
Si Hassan
Aligiers
Ben Bethst
National Liberation Army
ALN
Popular Army
Ben Bellist
Political Bureau
France
Estes case hearing cites dead official's approval
Estes attorney testifies that Agriculture Department official Henry Marshall approved Estes cotton allotment dealings. Dennison said Marshall, shot in 1961, was so satisfied he did not review contracts. McClellan questioned the testimony amid prior department warnings and a $554000 fine for overplanting.
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Washington
UPI
Billie Sol Estes
Agriculture Department
John B. Dennison
Pecos
Tex
Senate
Henry M. Marshall
Estes
Marshall
Texas Rangers
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Dennison
McClellan
Bonham Library Heads to City Hall Move
Bonham library board held a brief meeting to plan a two week packing and moving effort from the current site to the city hall library room. Librarian A S Anderson reported August checkouts totaling 945 adult fiction 98 non fiction and 1 188 juvenile fiction 258 non fiction. Public reopening date to be announced.
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Adell Brown
Library Board
New City Hall
A. S. Anderson
New City
Drivers Reminded Of One Way Streets In Bailey Inglish Area
Police chief urged motorists to observe the one-way streets around Bailey Inglish and the high school. After lax enforcement during the summer, officers began strict enforcement yesterday on the north east and south sides of Bailey Inglish and the south side of the high school.
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O. R. McKissack
Bailey Inglish
High School
High Schid
IRS Rules Payola Not Tax Deductible
The Internal Revenue Service ruled that payola payments to disc jockeys and other broadcasters to get airplay are not tax deductible and violate federal policy.
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Washington
UPI
Internal Revenue Service
Showers Cool Front Hits Bonham Area Late Tuesday
A strong fall cool front moved into the Bonham area late Tuesday causing temperatures to fall from a 95 high to 73 and bringing scattered thunderstorms and light showers. Overnight readings were 67 with a forecast warmer, then cooler weekend trends and varied rainfall across North Central Texas.
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Bonham
Ilam
Mulberry-Ravenna
Duthart
Texas
Kennedy tightens Cuba arms threat with Latin envoy meet
Secretary of State Dean Rusk invites Latin American ambassadors to discuss the Soviet backed Cuban arms buildup. President Kennedy warns Russia and Cuba against using weapons offensively as he outlines U S policy to stop Castro from exporting aggression in the Western Hemisphere.
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Washington
UPI
Dean Rusk
Cuba
Rusk
Kennedy
United States
Fidel Castro
Russia
Hemisphere
U.S
Caribbean
White House
Western Hemisphere
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