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Carrollton Chronicle

Location

Carrollton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1963

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Marines and Navy stage large coastal assault demo for Texas press

A combined Marine and Navy amphibious display off North Carolina showcased assault tactics for about 25 Texas reporters and officers from NATO and U.S. colleges. The event featured a helicopter lift from the former carrier Boxer and demonstrated platoon to battalion landing operations with 60 helicopters aboard.

2Nd Marine Division National War College Naval War College Armed Forces Staff College NATO Free Countries Sth Naval District Edward ‘T. Deacon Texas Willard D. Monroe Austin American-Statesmen John C. Taylor Seguin Gazette B. H. Broiles Jacksonville Progress James Smith Carthage Pandla Watchman Carroll Copelin Wichita Falls Times Charles W. Lawrence Amarillo Globe News Nick Sindik Carrolltow Farmers Branch Chronicle and Times Navy-Marine Corps Marine Navy Uss. Boxer Inchon Korea Marine Battalion Boxer

Carrollton Identified as Industrial Expansion Hot Spot

Carrollton is described as a hot spot for industrial growth with Belt Line Road slated for new plants. Texas Bank & Trust official Leon M. Huff Jr notes Dallas needs sites and predicts continued southwest move of industry into the 1970s. New facilities at International Paper Co Arrow Foods and Falcon Manufacturing approach completion, each over 100000 square feet.

Carrollton Richardson Leon M. Huff, Jr Texas Bank &Trust Co Huff Association New Civic Center Marvin H. Hancock International Paper Co South Broadway Arrow Foods Belt Line Road

Voters Hit Ten Polls in Dallas County Nov 9

Area voters go to the polls Saturday November 9 to fill two Texas Legislature seats in Dallas County and vote on four constitutional amendments. The paper endorses John Harrison and John Field for Place 6 and Place 7, both Democrats, and back Amendments 1 4. Amendment 1 would remove the poll tax receipt as a voting requirement, not abolish the tax, needing two more states for federal effect. Amendment 4 would allow issuance of 150 million dollars in bonds for veterans land purchases. Amendment 2 raises spending limits for four public welfare areas. Amendment 8 lets Jefferson County subdivisions grant retirement and disability benefits to officials and employees.

Dallas’ County Texas John Harrison John Field Nick Sindik Jefferson County

Winners in Dallas County State Bank Contest Revealed

The Dallas County State Bank of Carrollton announces drive in window contest winners. First prize goes to Susan Brantley of 1715 Brake Drive Carrollton for a $50 U. S. Savings Bond. Second prize awarded to Marion Fuller of 1510 Denton Drive Carrollton for a $25 U. S. Savings Bond and one year’s free rent on a safe deposit box.

Dallas County State Bank of Carrollton Susan Brantley Brake Drive U.S Marion Fuller Denton Drive U. S

Cairo Named Africa’s Largest City by Population

Cairo, with a population topping three million, is identified as Africa’s largest city. The note highlights its leading size relative to other African urban centers and underscores its status in regional demographics.

Cairo Africa

Two Named to Decatur College Building Fund Drive

Dallas Baptist Decatur College Steering Committee names Avery Mays and Charles E Willson co chairmen for the 1964 drive to raise 550000 toward an 8 million goal to move Decatur Baptist College to Dallas and build a four year liberal arts campus opening in 1965. Dr Fred A White announces. Mays is a Dallas contractor and developer. Willson is an executive with Dallas Power and Light Company.

Dallas Baptist-Decatur College Avery Mays Charles E. Willson Dallas Fred A. White Carrollton First Baptist Church Mays Watson Dallas Power and Light Company Decatur Baptist College White

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