23 Jun 1960
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Newspaper
Mckinney Weekly Democrat Gazette
Location
Mckinney, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1960
Page
1
A student recounts a college misstep after her father warned against wasteful spending. She failed all courses but writes a letter promising to mature and repeat the term with new books funded by herself, thanking the dean for permission to retake courses.
A Western college professor begins a Shakespeare course by telling students they will encounter earthy four letter words. He says one must learn to accept and live with the Anglo Saxon term work, noting it is not proper if spoken in mixed groups.
A concise reflection on speech and timing notes that many can utter silence but few grasp the exact moment to remain mute. The line emphasizes restraint over empty talk and the value of heedful restraint in communication.
Fragmentary forecast notes in North Central Texas and Northwest Texas expect two day highs near 100 with nights in the 70s. Scattered storms are possible Friday as a cold front moves through the area. The message records mixed digits and unclear wording from the original report.
The city mails trash service notices under Southern Sanitation Service starting July 1. John Looney, owner, set up crews in McKinney and plans routes for first of month start. Residents may sign cards and return to the Water Department. those who opt out must call before July 1 to avoid monthly charges.
Actress Linda Christian reached a $68,850 settlement with the Tyrone Power estate on Tuesday. She originally sought $200,000 claiming Power had promised trust funds for their two daughters after their divorce. Power died of a heart attack November 15, 1958, on a movie set in Spain.
Cheryl Crane Lana Turner’s 16 year old daughter was ordered returned to a reform school after escaping twice from a juv enile facility. Judge ill and referee Harry Simons approved the move which takes effect immediately with Crane sent to El Retiro minimum security school pending official confirmation next Tuesday.
A blistering heat wave in northern India has caused at least 395 deaths since June 1 and left about 600 people hospitalized with heat stroke. The All India Medical and Health Association cited the toll as a large portion of the region endures extreme temperatures. The Weather Bureau noted the monsoon is advancing into central India bringing cooling showers and is expected to reach afflicted areas within days.
Dr Barbara Moore, a British hiker, was forced to stop her San Francisco to New York trek when two youths trod on her injured ankle. Motel owner Earl Provin said she might resume at midnight. she had been hospitalized recently after a car collision in Brazil Indiana.
Members of the Settle family will hold their annual reunion Sunday at Finch Park in Mc Kinney. Mrs Joyce Kee of Melissa said basket lunches will be spread at noon for Settle family members and their friends.
Richard Lawrence Smith, 4, fell into a West Austin pool after closing. Lifeguard could not reach him and he died on arrival at Brackenridge Hospital.
The McKinney stock yards on Highway 24 near Highway 75 reported Wednesday highs: hogs 17.00 per cwt, sows 13.50, fat cows 16.50, calves to 24.00, steer calves 25.00, heavy bulls 18.80, dairy calves 14.00, sheep and goats prices listed. Manager Leon Hurse offers free price estimates. Widespread market totals from Fort Worth Houston and San Antonio are noted. litter bug littering urged to stop.
Our readers have sent in some recipes you can try this week. We publish winners in the Daily Gourier-Ganette today. Readers are Connie Snider Howell Gilbert Geo. McGuffey M. J. Francis Cleo Miller Crank. Stores listed include SafeWay A&P Minyard Market Massie and more.
Overnight activities were routine in the Sheriff Department. Sheriff Mary Williams and deputy Jim Ramsey accompanied a patient to Terrell State Hospital yesterday. Deputy Fred Thomas and Constable Hester Lewis took another patient to Terrell Hospital today. The Police Department also reported routine activities.
Cleburne Texas hosts the World Championship Rodeo with $5,000 in prize money. The Johnson County Sheriff's Posse sponsors the event and contestants compete for top honors.
Hollywood report says actor singer Dean Martin was released from Cedars of Lebanon Hospital after a hernia operation last week. Physicians described him as in fairly good condition.
UPI reports Pent space experts optimistic after the Wednesday launch of nine satellites in a single rocket, including the Transit II-A navigation satellite. The Courier communications satellite and other Notus projects aim to boost payloads and reduce booster costs, with Decree targeting 22,000 miles high for geostationary coverage.
Tomorrow evening at McKinney High School an air conditioned auditorium hosts the Miss Collin County Pageant with nine entrants age 18 to 25. Three out of town judges including Weldon Owens Ellen Thomas and John Mazziotta will decide which contestant earns an expense paid trip to Beaumont and a shot at Miss Texas.
The House narrowly approves a subsidized medical care measure targeting 500 000 to 1 000 000 Americans over 65 not on public aid. It would reimburse states via federal grants starting July 1 and costs are estimated at 85 million dollars federally and 140 million from states.
The Cotton Bowl in Dallas is eyed as the site for the third heavyweight title bout between Floyd Patterson and Ingemar Johansson. Dallas Mayor Robert L. Thornton offered strong support via telegram, touting the venue's capacity and police cooperation.
The Texas Criminal Court of Appeals upheld a death sentence for 17 year old Adrian Johnston in the sex murder of a boy, denying a rehearing. Johnston was linked to the July 20 murder of William Bodenheimer. co-defendants included Joe Ed Smith who also received a death sentence while others were sent to reform school.
The United States formally assumes defense of Japan and signs a revised mutual cooperation treaty with Japan. Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi resigns amid factional infighting and protests by Zengakuren students. Demonstrations rise in Tokyo and a memorial rally follows a riot last week.
The U S Coast Guard plans patrols on Lake Lavon during boat safety week with inspections offered by the sheriff s department July 3 4 and 9. Free inspections target small boat owners and inspectors will place stickers on boats that pass.
Baylor University College of Medicine establishes the Peggy Ann Efron Student Research Fellowship in pediatrics hematology funded by a $600 gift from the Sisterhood Temple Beth Israel. The fellowship memorializes Peggy Ann Efron who died of leukemia.
A devotional prayer asking for grace to the elderly, seeking serenity through discipline and patience. It petitions for light at eventide and a clear promise of a fair tomorrow, attributed to Joseph and Washington, D. C. in part.
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