Two Injured in Friday Area Car Accidents
A Washington man and a Mesquite woman suffered injuries in separate Friday wrecks. Julia Lee Livingston of Mesquite collided with James Norman Wall at the Peachtree Scyene Roads intersection around 6:15 p.m. Her exact condition was not released. Billy Ray Henley of Centralia Washington was hurt when his car hit a guard rail on Interstate 635 near 6 p.m. after a vehicle cut in front of him. his status was listed as unknown.
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Washington
Julia Lee Livingston
Sycamore
Mesquite
Mesquite Memorial Hospital
James Norman Wall
Bryan St
Peachtree- Scyene Roads
Billy Ray Henley
Main
Centralia
Wash
Parkland Hospital
Interstate 635
Henley
Houston
UPI
Lee Otis Johnson
Johnson
Carl O. Bue
U. S. Sth Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
New York
New York State Board of Medicine
Park Ridge
Ill
American Society of Anesthesiologists
Saul I. Heller
Duchess receives Windsor in Buckingham Palace after funeral
Britain's royal family greets the ailing Duchess of Windsor at Buckingham Palace. Wallis Simpson, 75, stayed at the palace for the first time since marrying King Edward VIII in 1937 ahead of his funeral. The event follows the Duke of Windsor's death in Paris after abdication years ago.
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London
UPI
Britain
Duchess of Windsor
Buckingham Palace
Queen Elizabeth
Duke of Windsor
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Baltimore
Palace
Broad Avenue
Paris
Edward VIII
Mesquite Faculty Honors Six Retiring Teachers
Six Mesquite School District teachers with a combined 180 years of service were honored at the last faculty meeting at Mesquite High School. Certificates of merit were presented by Superintendent Dr. Ralph Poteet to retiring staff from Tisinger Elementary Range Elementary and Agnew Junior High, noting careers dating back to 1926. The Mesquite City Council will again consider Lone Star Gas's 8.78 percent gas rate increase at Monday's 2:30 pm meeting in the Municipal Building.
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Center
Mesquite
Samuel Burns
Mines
Ruth Bennett
Alma Price
Jane Dunham
Argola Russell
Mesquite High School
Tisinger
Alma Oneice Price
East Texas State University
College Hill
New Hope
Hubbard
Spring Hill
Highway
ETSU
Minnie Jane Dunham
Range
Oklahoma
Agnew
McKinney
Corsicana
Kerens
Mildred Scranton
Rugel
Pearsall and
LaMarque
Lone Star Gas Company
Cit Council
Lone Star
Sunnyvale
Baldh Springs
Hillome Gardens
Ruby O. Hill
Leyenda Drive
Clyde Gideon
Eastern Hill Shop
Aping Center
Barnes Bridge Rd
Country Club Grove
C. W. Klindworth
Broadmoor Plaza
Donald B. Spence
Charles A. Reynolds
Sevene Plaza
Hishome Gardens
Ben Hatcher
Mary Duff
Death Curve Sign Ordered By Sunnyvale Council
Sunnyvale officials moved to install a large warning sign at the Barnes Bridge Road double curve to address a deadly stretch on a main route to Lake Ray Hubbard. The mayor said landowner discussions are needed to finalize a long term solution and that county correspondence is underway.
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Sunnyvale
Barnes Bridge Road
Lake Ray Hubbard
Charles M. Mayhew
Dallas
Vandalism Tops 70 ft Texas Power Tower in Mesquite
Vandals removed anchor bolts from a 70 ft TP and L transmission tower at Hilton and Hyde Park, causing a partial topple. TPandL district manager Jim Ragsdale reported no service interruption and warned such acts pose serious hazards and violate laws. The utility welded anchor bolts to prevent recurrence.
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Hilton
Hyde Park
North
Mesquite
Jim Ragsdale
TP &L
Ragsdale
Tp&l
Thieves Take Booze and Motors in Mesquite Break-ins
Thieves struck three Mesquite residences taking an 18 horsepower Evinrude outboard motor valued at unknown, 20 cases of beer worth about 100 dollars, and several appliances including a General Electric portable TV a Universal sewing machine and a Hoover vacuum. Police reports note the May be late Friday into Saturday morning incidents with noises heard near the boat and motor prior to theft.
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Claude Andrew Murphee
Newsom
Mesquite
Murphee
Chuck Earl Foster
Ruby
Foster
Shirley D. Lee
Rollingwood
General Electric
Story Hour Theme Indians at Home at Mesquite Public Library
Summer homemaking students enrolled in the Child Development Workshop present Story Hour at Mesquite Public Library. Rita Crump and dummy Danny join the group to present Indians at Home with stories and activities at Hillcrest Recreation Center and Florence Community Center on June 8 at 1 PM and 3 PM respectively.
Large Mesquite Delegation At Christian Athletes Meet
Twenty eight North Mesquite High School athletes plus coach Gus Hernandez travel to Estes Park Colorado for a week long Fellowship of Christian Athletes conference. The group includes freshmen Chuck Venable Allan Rose Phil Westbrook Blake Phillips Cecil Campbell Gary Lacey John Boles Corky Herring Jim Hoover sophomores Gary Blair Rodney Talbot David Brown Tim Caldwell Tom Close Robert Vinder Lavon Young John Lyman Randy Barker Marcus Carter Mike Rogers Terry Clem Mike West James McGuire juniors Paul Westbrook Sam Halbert Audie Anderson Scotty Yarbrough Henry Harrison. The NMHS group is described as one of the largest delegations and the event emphasizes sportsmanship and Christian conduct.
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North Mesquite High School
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Estes Park
Colo
Chuck Venable
Allan Rose
Phil Westbrouok
Blake Phillips
Cecil Campbell
Gary Lacey
John Boles
Corky Herring
Jim Hoover
Gary Blair
Rodney Talbot
David Brown
Tim Caldwell
Tom Close
Robert Vindher
Lavon Young
John Lyman
Randy Barker
Marcus Carter
Mike Rogers
Terry Clem
Mike West
James McGuire
Paul Westbrook
Sam Halbert
Audie Anderson
Scotty Yarbrough
Henry Harrison
NMHS
Summer Homemaking Programs Open Monday at Mesquite High
On Monday June 5 at 9 a.m. Mesquite High School hosts three summer homemaking workshops for students and adults. A crafts session in L-10 will be led by Linda Mowery and Sondra Wagner, with classes free of charge. The clothing construction group in L-13 is directed by Carolyn Underwood.
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Mesquite
Summer School Registration Set at Mesquite High
About 1 000 students expected to register for summer school at Mesquite High School with classes starting 8 a.m. Tuesday and 7 a.m. Wednesday. Programs include academic subjects driver education speech therapy and enrichment reading and end July 28. Harold Thompson will oversee registration and the first day session at 9 a.m. For play school plans June 5 leaders include Mrs Les Martin Miss Amy Goehring and Mrs Rita Crump.
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Mesquite High School
Harold Thompson
MHS
Les Martin
Amy Goehring
Rita Crump
L-9
Youth’s DrugFight Letter Warns School Dropout Path
A Mesquite youth urges students to avoid quitting school for Army life after a drug—related ruin at Fort Bragg. He recalls losing his girlfriend, mother’s worry, and drug use after joining the 82nd Airborne, and plans to speak at his former school to deter others.
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Weldon Lacy
Mesquite
Mesquite Daily News
North Mesquite High School
82Nd Airborne Division
Fort Bragg
N. C
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