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Newspaper
Garland Daily News
Location
Garland, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1965
Page
1
A toronto journal excerpt mocks views on large families and child rearing while offering a wry bulletin on newsroom hierarchy. It contrasts indulgent third children with earlier strictures and includes a veteran newsman’s rundown of staff roles from publisher to reporter.
A Garland singer Gene Summers returns with a new record My Year Book co written with his wife Deanna Summers. The Ca pri label release debuts June 12 on the Chuck Berry Show at the Dallas Memorial Auditorium and Summers appears on Panther a go go TV this month. Summers began recording in 1958 rising to fame sharing stages with Bobby Darin Fabian Connie Francis the Four Seasons Fats Domino and others. He and Deanna run Silicon Music BMI publishing firm.
Gray Owl District Boy Scouts of America to hold a planning meeting at the First National Bank conference room Thursday at 7 pm. Committee members will outline the yearly calendar and all adult scouters are urged to attend.
Partly cloudy and warm night with a 50 percent chance of thundershowers tonight and Wednesday morning. Low near 70. High tomorrow in the upper 80s. South winds from 15 to 20 mph.
Across northern Mexico and the United States NASA says Edward H. White will try a 12 minute spacewalk test as part of his daring mission. Johnson returns from his ranch to schedule two public appearances, one of pride and one of policy. In Santo Domingo OAS secretary general Jose A. Mora seeks relief from mediating the Dominican crisis. In Saigon South Vietnamese Marines counter a Communist withdrawal using human wave tactics near Quang Ngai.
Garland police cleared up two lumber yard burglaries after arrest of a 23 year old Dallas ex convict who admitted participation in both cases. He and an accomplice took 2400 dollars from Perry Lumber Co filing cabinet while owners reported about 4200 loss from an office safe. A second job at Mitchell Goodwin Lumber Co yielded a pistol and blank checks. A third suspect remains at large as police tie over 20 burglaries to the group. The arrested man says he plans to party with his share of the loot.
An early morning cloud burst pushed Garland Fire Station gauges to rain and May closed with the heaviest rainfall in years. Central Station reported 8.45 inches for May, others topped seven inches, bringing year to date total to about 20 inches through May. Readings: Central 0.03, Station No. 2 0.03, Station No. 3 0.06, Station No. 4 0.0 inches.
G R LE F Gar land Residents for Information Education on Fluoridation reports 60 volunteers on the petition drive for a referendum on adding fluoride to Garland water. With 10 percent of voters needed for submission about 1 200 signatures are anticipated. The group warns the $9 550 equipment cost would be wasted if the referendum rejects fluoridation and notes many residents confuse natural fluoride with artificial fluoride intended for public water.
Garland Gymnastics Association announces a summer program for all ages from 3 to adults. Classes run at Garland Community Center and Central Pool with multiple time slots on Mondays Wednesdays Thursdays and Fridays. Enrollment day is today with Charlie Amacker at the center. call BR 6 5531 for details.
The Refrigeration Service Engineers Society warns old refrigerators and freezers pose a death risk to children who may be trapped inside. Since 16 years, 302 children ages two to twelve died nationwide, about 16 annually. New units have inside safety releases. many old units lack them. Dallas chapter coordinates a county drive to disarm doors, offering free removal by volunteers via rotating phone contacts.
Marina Oswald widow of Lee Harvey Oswald and Kenneth Porter of 108 South Bowser Road Richardson were reported traveling to Oklahoma to marry. Neither could be reached for confirmation by press time. In Windsor Vermont, David Hackey, 22, was released after serving more time than the law allowed for his car without consent offense, having begun his term in September 1963.
The fourth Garland lumber yard burglary in two weeks netted thieves about $200 in cash. A garage window at Trinity Plywood Co. on 2010 W. Miller Rd was smashed late Monday night and the manager's office was ransacked. A cash box with nearly $200 was missing when opened this morning, while $763 in checks were left behind. The burglars exited through the same overhead garage door.
Fifteen thousand delegates from the Southern Baptist Convention begin a four day annual meeting in Dallas with a focus on evangelism and missions. President Wayne Dehoney will open proceedings as delegates consider a new president and budget. Racial issues and seating, plus support for a North American Baptist World Alliance committee, loom as possible points of contention. News discusses attendance strategies, church growth, and ongoing debates about tradition versus outreach.
A 30 day 390 mile trail ride from Lubbock to Johnson City heads to honor President Johnson. The caravan includes a sheriff's permit and six covered wagons with numerous riders. They will camp in Wolfforth tonight and reach Johnson City on July 1 for three days of Western entertainment including a rodeo.
Hal Wallace Jr a 10th grader at South Garland High was named carrier of the month for May. He lives at 2129 Delano and will attend Garland High in the fall. He aims to be a lawyer or engineer and enjoys assembling model cars bowling skating and sidewalk surfing. He delivers 137 papers on Delmar Delano Cascade Carm en First Fifth West Linda Montier Rolando Tennyson and Wallace.
The Teen-Aiders club from South Garland and Garland high will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the First National Bank Community Room to plan summer activities helping retarded children and those needing tutoring. Darlene Wolfe is president and Frank Hodges is sponsor. a special invitation was issued to South Garland students. Past activities included work with disabled children in play programs study periods and babysitting during parents meetings.
U S treasurer Kathryn O Hay Granahan remains in very serious condition at Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital after brain surgery to remove a surface brain clot. The report notes she passed the crisis period and is beginning recovery. Meanwhile the Job Corps aims to enroll about 10 000 youths in 26 states by June with total enrollment reaching 40 000 by year end. Dr Otis A Singletary says two men s training centers three women s centers and about 20 conservation centers in 15 states will open this month.
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