Group Protests Obscene Literature On Bookstands In Carrollton
About 35 residents met with the City Council to seek removal of obscene literature from local book stands. The group formed a Committee for Better Literature and urged the drafting of an ordinance for city control. The meeting also covered street name change, annexation plans, Whitlock Lane land needs, and sewer line permits for Farmers Branch.
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Carrollton
Charles Bislack
Wayne Danson
First Methodist Church
Wayne Allen
First Baptist Church
Fred Groom
Northside Baptist Church
Representaves
PTA
Robert L. Dillard
Worth Street
Myers Street
Groom
Whitlock Lane
Mgr
Mel Orman
Fyke Road
Austin Paying Co
College Ave
Austin Paving Co
South Side
Tex-Con Utility
Weather Bureau Chief to Retire from Dallas Post
Weather Bureau Chief M C Harrison announces retirement effective December 30 1965 after 40 years in the service. He began as observer in Palestine Texas in 1925 and served as Dallas station chief since 1952 living in Carrollton with wife Mrs Harrison.
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Weather Bureau
U.S
Harrison
Carrollton
Palestine
Texas
Richmond
Dallas
Ft. Worth
Hackson
Phone Bills To Be Reduced Jan 1
Federal excise tax on local service and long distance calls will drop from 10 percent to 3 percent effective January 1 1966. E Hi Danner of General Telephone of the Southwest and Southwestern State Telephone Companies reminded customers this week. See PHONE on Page 9.
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E. Hi
Danner
General Telephone
Southwest
Chronicle Highlights Local News and Pictures in Carrollton
The Chronicle promotes itself as the leading source for local news and pictures in Carrollton, claiming the largest daily and weekly circulation among newspapers.
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THE
Chronicle
Carrollton
LUNCHEON HONORS DR BILL PRIEST WITH CHAMBER OFFICIALS
George Patzig and Jim Kelly attended the North Dallas Chamber luncheon in honor of Dr Bill Priest president of the Dallas County Junior College System. Priest outlined interim facilities by September 1966 and two campuses by 1968 and four by 1972 with travel times under 20 minutes to campuses.
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Chamber
Bill Priest
Cal Chamber
North Dallas
Dallas County
Patzig
Carrollton
Priest
Dallas
Group Buys Site for Carrollton Shop Center
An investment group named Carrollton Square Associates purchased a 10 acre tract adjoining the Carrollton Highland Shopping Center from D Elden Lunt. The sale, likely the largest in Carrollton in two years, was negotiated by Bill Sanford of Bill Shipping and Company. Plans call for over 120000 square feet of retail space with a total investment exceeding 1.5 million dollars. Leasing will be handled by Hebert Weltzman of Henry Miller & Company.
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Carrollton Highland Shopping Center
D. Elden Lunt
Carrollton Square Associates
Henry S. Miller & Company
Bill Sandford
Bill Shipping & Company
Hebert Weltzman
Henry 8. Miller & Company
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Jerry Slaydon
King Manor
Belt Line Road
R. J. Melamish
Boyd Newman
Chamber of Commerce
Ernest Parsons
CAL Wheat
SGU
George Patzig
Jim Kelly
Herb Weitzman
Aay
Btude
Eheto
Sid