City approves Hospital Authority with seven member board
City Council Monday night approved an ordinance creating a Hospital Authority and named a seven member Board: Lawrence Kimsey J W Good Dr Fred A White Maurice Harrell W M Young Bill Hall and Mrs Nan Gill. Board terms run two years and the authority is to operate as an independent political body. The ordinance was read in full and immediate effect granted. Plans for a new high class residential subdivision off Josey Lane at Trinity Mills Road were reviewed with price ranges from 25000 and water sewer trunk line extensions to be costed.
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Lawrence Kimsey
J. W. Good
Fred A. White
Maurice Harrell
W. M. Young
Bill Hall
Mra
Nan Gill
Hospital Authority
Neil’ Holm
John Gibson
Josey Lane
Trinity Mills Road
John Sarris
City Plan Commission
Parkhouse to Introduce Lt Gov Smith at Carrollton Dinner
State Senator George Parkhouse of Dallas County will introduce Lt. Gov. Preston Smith at a Carrollton Jaycee dinner tonight at 7 30 p m. The event is set for Youngbloods Restaurant on Preston Road and Forest Lane in Dallas.
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Sen. Parkhouse
Lt. Gov. Smith
George Parkhouse
Dallas County
Preston Smith
Youngblood's
Preston Road
Forest Lane
Dallas
Democrats hold state meeting with Parkhouse dinner
A 2.00 per plate event features Senator Parkhouse and many Democrats backing Mr. Smith in his bid for county elective offices. The meeting and dinner are part of a Carter-era political effort inviting the public and Gov. John Connally to attend.
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Parkhouse
Smith
John Connally
Dunaway Named North Texas Division Manager for Southwestern States
Dorman H. Dunaway was appointed North Texas Division Manager for Southwestern States Telephone Co. effective October 9, replacing W P Esslinger who resigned. Dunaway, a Marble Falls native, has served as traffic superintendent in Brownwood and previously held posts in planning engineering and as a bridge between offices across Irving Carrollton Grapevine Lewisville Azle Bridgeport Archer City.
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Dunaway
Sw. States Telephone Division
Esslinger
Dorman H. Dunaway
North Texas
Southwestern States Telephone Co
W. P. Esslinger
Irving
Carrollton
Grapevine
Lewisville
Azle
Bridgeport
Archer City
Brownwood
Marble Falls
Texas University
Howard Payne College
Galveston
The
Telephone Company
First Presbyterian Church
Area Leaders Attend State Fair Monday
Carrollton and Farmers Branch school districts canceled classes for students and staff to visit the State Fair. Special luncheon guests at 4 noon included Farmers Branch Mayor A J Airoldi, Chamber President G M Pointer, Vice-president James Ainsworth, City Manager J M Orman, State Fair Committee Chairman Ed Bulen, Chamber Manager Don Reburn, and Chamber Secretary Carolyn Lacey.
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Carrolton Farmers Branch
Farmers Branch
A. J. Airoldi
Chamber
G. M. Pointer
James Ainsworth
J. M Orman
Ed Bulen
Don Reburn
Carolyn Lacey
Carrollton
Addison Lowers City Tax Rate to 50c per $100
Addison City Council trimmed the tax rate to 50 cents per 100 valuation from 65 cents, with 20 cents for retirement of tax bonus and 30 cents for the general fund. The measure bases rate on 85 percent appraised value per Dallas School System figures, to recur in 1964 65. The council also approved $1600 in professional services by land planner Robert Hollin for the Addison Master Plan.
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Addison
Dallas
Marcus Morris
Robert Hollin
Hollin
Nick Sindik
City Plan Commission
Plan Commission
Sindik
Dallas School System
Belt Line Road
Toll Road
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R. B. Puller
College Avenue
Elm Street
Fuller's
Council
Flame
Berry
C. C. Lovelace
Jan Oren
Darlene Salmon
DeWitt Perry Junior High School
Jack Shirley
Sen
D. H. Dunaway
Carrollton and Farmers Branch
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