Trinity Medical Center Nears Dec. Completion
Trinity Osteopathic Medical Center progresses toward December opening with a 9 000 sq ft facility and 45 beds. Ground-breaking in progress under Ken Kemp with a clinic offering 16 treatment rooms and space for six to eight doctors. The hospital features full lab, radiology, major and minor surgery, obstetric labor and delivery, neonate care, a psychiatric area, chapel, and art and music therapy spaces.
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Trinity Osteopathic Medical Center
Ken Kemp
Red Cross Offers Free First Aid Classes in Carrollton Area
Ernest Parsons and Walt Manske of Carrollton and Farmers Branch Call for Safety Consciousness and Free Red Cross First Aid Training. Robert R. McCann says classes are available to individuals, industries, churches and civic groups who may be the first at an accident scene and must act to save a life.
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Ernest Parsons
Walt Manske
Red Cross
Carrollton
McCann
First National Bank
Ae Deteine
First Aid Training Pusher Seeks Local Class Growth
Community leaders urge widespread CPR and first aid training saying a trained person is more cautious and can prevent accidents. The 10 hour course runs in two hour segments weekly, with surveys to gauge demand and preferred scheduling. They propose neighborhood and organizational classes and aim for Carrollton Farmers Branch to lead county training shares.
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Parsons and Manske
Carrollton Farmers Branch
New Telephone Manager Named Jammie Fry
Jammie Fry, longtime local manager for Southwestern States Telephone Co. in Carrollton since Feb 1 1964, is transferred to Irving as local manager. Eddie L. Carter, development supervisor in Brownwood, becomes successor here. Carter, native of Brady, married to Sammye Barnhill, has three daughters. Fry, native of Cisco, is son of Douglas Fry and attended Putnam high school.
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Jammie Fry
Southwestern States ‘Telephone Co
Carrollton
Irving
D. H. Dun
Brady
Carter
E. L. Carter
Eden
Eden High School
Texas A&m University
Texas Technological College
Southwestern States
Sears Roebuck and Co
San Angelo
Western Cotton Growers, Inc
Conpus Christi
Lubbock
Voters Decide Fate of Ten Constitutional Amendments
Governor Connally urged Texas voters to back ten proposed constitutional amendments as Dallas County faces potential medical benefit losses for 14,583 aged residents if Amendment No 3 fails. The county spent 2,625,744 dollars on behalf of needy seniors over the past year.
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John Connally
Dallas County
Connally
Texas Endorses Amendment Extending Term Lengths for Officials
The document endorses Amendment No. 4 expanding two year statewide terms to four years. It notes Texas remains among a few states without this policy shift and frames the proposal as far sighted and efficient for governance.
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Texas
Bids Set for High School Wing at R L Turner
Carrollton-Farmers Branch School Board accepted a 191 564 bid from Bock Construction Company for a new classroom wing at R L Turner High School. The project includes classrooms, a teachers workroom, biology lab and offices with a vocational wing in planning.
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Carrollton-Farmers Branch School Board
Bock Construction Company
R. L. Turner High School
Blood donors sought for newborn daughter's surgery
Mr and Mrs Charmon E Hall of Carrollton appeal for O positive blood donors for their one week old daughter who had major surgery at Children's Hospital 24 hours after birth. Call 909 2482 to donate.
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Charmon E. Hall
Milam Way
Carrollton
Children's Hospital
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Trinity Medical Center
Dan B. Whitehead
Dean Allen Schmidt
Robert Winslow
Leon R. Lind
Ralphi Mcline
Eddie L, Carter
Carrollton and Farmers Branch
Clip & Mail
Robert M. McCann
Carrollton & Farmers Branch
Osceola