Arledge and Peeler Named Co Chairs in UF Big Gifts Drive
John Arledge and Ray Peeler Jr. are named co chairmen of the Greater Bonham United Fund big gifts division. The move was announced by W. L. Barnett as the budget review nears completion and directors prepare to approve the budget before advancing to general solicitation.
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John Arledge
Ray Peeler
Big Gifts
Greater Bonham United
W. L Barnett
Forrest Copeland
A. L McAlister
United Fund
Texas Power and Light Co
Barnett
Arledge
Peeler
Big Pifts
Don White
Boy ignores sign reads magazines in drug store
In Bonham a boy named Little Jimmy Qualls of Yuba Okla faced a "DO NOT READ THE MAGAZINES" sign. He told his mother he cannot read and continued looking at the pictures in a comic book.
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Little Jimmy
Qualls
Yuba
Okla
Bonham Drug
McKnight
Kenneth Qualls
Jimmy
Mac
Fannin County Reunion Association Plans Fourth Annual Picnic
Dallas attorney Louis W. Woosley says the Fannin County Reunion Association will hold its fourth annual meeting and picnic at Kiest Park in Oak Cliff on Sunday September 27. About 1000 former Fannin residents are expected with Invited speakers including Sam Rayburn and local clergy.
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Fannin County Reunion Association
Kiest Park
Oak Cliff
Dallas
Louis W. Woosley
Fannin County
Woosley
Dallas County
Sam Rayburn
Lewis N. Stuckey
First Methodist Church
Bonham
W O Harmon
First Christian Church
Bug Tussle
South Sulphur
Bois d' Arc
Timber Creek
Flag Springs
Valley Creek
Trenton
Ladonia
Ector
Savoy
Windom
Dodd City
Child Talks About Noisy Carpenters at Home
Kathy Denton describes carpenters at her home as the noisiest people she has ever seen or heard while telling a kindergarten friend about the ongoing work.
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Kathy
Joe Denton, Jr
Trial Begins In Campbell Obscene Exposure Case In County Court
County Court in Campbell's jurisdiction opens Tuesday for the case of W R Don Campbell charged with obscene and indecent exposure. Sheriff Hoyt Ivey and Texas Ranger W Burks aided in the arrest on June 21. the Cedar Valley Health Resort operator faces a single count under a Texas statute. Several other cases on the docket include multiple driving while intoxicated charges and liquor sale in dry areas. A petit jury panel has been summoned for Tuesday.
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Judge Choice
Moore
W. R
Don) Campbel]l
Hoyt Ivey
Tibbey Wright
Campbell
Cedarvalley
New Hope
Sher
Iff Ivey
Texas Rangers
W. Burks
Justice of Peace
Hamp
Harper’s Court
Cedarvalley Health Resort
Leon Shastid
House
Senate
James A. Turman
Gober
Ray Roberts
McKinney
Texas
Price Daniel
Fannin County
FBI Evidence To Be Given In Lynching Charge Case
Mississippi district attorney says FBI report on the Poplarville lynching of Mack Charles Parker will be presented to the Pearl River County grand jury through FBI agent testimony. The 370 page document names seven white men and details the mob that dragged Parker from jail last April.
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Columbia, Miss
UPI
Mississippi
Poplarville
FBI
Vernon Broome
J. P Coleman
Broome
Pearl River County
Prand
New Orleans
R. W. Bachman
Mack Charles Parker
Grand Jury
Pearl River
Parker
June Te
Warmup Expected in Bonham Area This Weekend
Temperatures in the Bonham area rise slightly Sunday as a light front passes. Saturday saw a chilly low around 49 degrees, the coldest since April, with highs in the 80s and a Sunday forecast upper 80s. Partly cloudy skies and scattered thundershowers forecast through Sunday.
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Bonham
Congress Adjournment Hopes Fade as Rayburn Sets Monday
Congress faces a protracted session with no adjournment before Monday, Speaker Rayburn says. Senate delays stem from civil rights fights and Wayne Morse led a prolonged battle. A compromise on savings bonds interest rates clears a major hurdle, while Eisenhower pressures long term financing before a potential fall special session.
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Washington
UPI
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
House
Senate
Nikita Khrushchev
Newt
Son
Wayne
Fusenhower
Congress
Administration
Sesson
Soviets launch rocket aimed at the moon in space event
Soviet authorities reported the new multi stage rocket launched to reach the moon with a ball like capsule of scientific equipment separating en route. The mission occurred as Khrushchev prepared to depart for Washington and officials noted visibility of the moon for the U S public. There were no indications of a living passenger aboard.
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Moscow
UPI
Nikita S Khrushchev
Washington
Eisenhower
Lunik Il
Earth
Tass
New York
New York City
United States
New England
Kenneth Franklin
Hayden Planetarium
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Tais
Moscow Radio
Outer Space
Moon
Nikita Khrushchev
Congress
Andrews
Air Force Base
State Department
Franklin Roosevelt
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Russia
London
Kremlin
Space
U.S
India
Boy Slashed by New York Gang
An 18 year old boy was slashed five times by a gang of black clothed teenagers on a Lower East Side street near prior gang violence. The weapon featured a curved 2 1/4 inch blade with a wooden handle. the victim Boris Bokitko required 42 stitches at Bellevue Hospital.
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New York
UPI
Boris Bokitko
Bellevue Hospital
Theresa Gee
Butler Proposes Ending Loyalty Bonuses at Nomination
Washington based Democratic leader Paul Butler proposed scrapping loyalty bonuses and replacing them with a common sense voting plan for the national nominating convention. The plan would shift votes across 28 states and four territories, raising total votes from 1,372 to 1,474, with 15 states losing, seven staying the same, and others gaining.
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Washington
UPI
Paul M. Butler
Democratic National Committee
Washington Prepares For Khrushchev Visit
Khrushchev arrives in Washington for a high profile visit with plans for a tea with the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Security details number about 40,000 and include agents, detectives, troops, and police for the Russian leader family and entourage.
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J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Mikhail A. Kenshikov
Khrushchev
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Fulbright
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Washington
Secret Service
Bonham Woman Earns Perrin AFB Citation and Cash Award
Mrs. John Garrison, Unit Allowance Property Accounting Clerk at Perrin AFB, received a sustained superior performance citation and a $100 cash award. Based west of Bonham, she oversees a $3.5 million account for Capt. Kenneth E. Miller, with audits by U.S. inspectors and auditors.
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John Garrison
Perrin Afb
Garrison
Bonham
U. S. 82
Bonham Civil Service
Perrin Air Force Base
Kenneth E. Miller
United States
James H. Wells
Austin
Miller
Air Training Command
3555Th M
John E Mason Ncoic
Jis
3457Th
Chester C. Jordan
NCOIC
Cwo-W4
JB. Lewis
Guarrison
Nehru Tougher On Chinese Aggression In Border Row
Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru declared China an aggressor nation over disputed border areas. He warned India would not yield to Chinese claims along the 1250 mile frontier, insisting on peaceful but firm action and rejecting calls to bomb Longju. He acknowledged delaying Parliament briefing on the dispute.
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New Delhi
UPI
Jawaharlal Nehru
Red China
India
Nehru
Peiping
Tibet
Northeast Frontier Agency
China
Longju
Theft Indictment Dismissed Against District Judge
A Montgomery County grand jury indictment charging District Judge J. Robert Liles of Conroe with stealing a 50 cent tube of shaving cream was dismissed by Judge W. S. Weisinger. Barber’s market owner Willard Barber asked to drop the case saying he did not file the complaint or seek action. Liles said the move could discredit him politically and commented he would have been exonerated if the case had gone to trial.
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Conroe, Tex
UPI
J. Robert Liles
Conroe
W. S. Weisinger
Liles
Weisinger
Montgomery County
Grand Jury
Barber's Market
Willard Barber
Barber
Texas deficit hits 30 million in general revenue fund
Texas’ general revenue fund shows a red ink deficit of 30,015,132 as of Sept 9. State Treasurer Jesse James announced the figure and urged payment of cavucks due through June 16, with some dated June 3.
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Austin
UPI
Texas
Jesse James
James
Hearing Set on Budget for Honey Grove Schools
Public hearing on the proposed Honey Grove school district budget will be held Monday night at the high school beginning at 10 p m. The meeting is open to all district residents.
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Honey Grove
Spl
Dodson
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Esenhower
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Reston
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