Villagers Boost Band Trip To Chicago Fund Drive Planned
The Arapaho Village merchants and business men back Richardson’s band trip to the Midwest Band Clinic in Chicago this December with a $15,000 goal. A kickoff breakfast at Hamburger Hut outlined plans for a November August 27 concert, a public thermometer display, and prizes for fund-raisers. Band director Joe Frank and boosters president C H Blackford outlined methods including lawn mowing and candy sales to meet the target, with 20 chaperons and a week to stay at the Hotel Sherman. The trip aims to showcase Richardson and its schools while expanding public goodwill.
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Chicago
Arapaho Village
Richardson Eagle Band
Ray Tesmer
Arapho Merchants
Arapaho
Frank
Shopping Center Association
Hamburger Hut
Richardson
Sherman
Blackford
Boosters Club
Policeman Loses Package In Drug Bust Chase
PICO RIVERA Calif UPI Los Angeles County Sheriff's Deputy Tony Sanchez in an undercover narcotics chase lost a bag of heroin dropped by a fleeing teen suspect. The youth escaped in the suspect’s car which was later found miles away. Sanchez said he would take the keys next time.
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Pico Rivera
Calif
UPI
Los Angeles
Tony Sanchez
Sanchez
Band Members Open For Jobs Help Richardson Band
Members of the Golden Eagle Band of Richardson High School seek work to fund a December Chicago trip. An employment agency formed by the Band Parents Club offers services from gardening and lawn care to babysitting and window washing. Call AD 5-4467 or AD 5-5544 for handyman needs.
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Golden Eagle Band
Richardson High School
Chicago
Band
Parents Club
Richardson
Policeman Buff Plays Cops and Robbers on Route 66
Garrett B. Trapnell 26 was jailed after setting up a roadside patrol on U.S. 66 near the Texas New Mexico line. Wearing a tin badge and using a toy pistol he stopped motorists, warned them for speeding, and issued $15 bonds. Reports trace incidents to San Jon New Mexico where he claimed Constable No 116 of Garrett Township. Subsequent stops near Albuquerque and other incidents prompted the patrol to investigate. The case continued on page 7.
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Highway Patrol
Trapnell
U.S. 66
Texas-New Mexico
California
Albuquerque
San Jon
N.M
G.B. Trapnell
Garrett Township
US forces strengthen Southeast Asia stance amid China fears
Washington paced by McNamara weighs Red China moves after Navy strikes near North Vietnam. Officials say no current evidence of Chinese land or air buildup, while Congress debates a resolution backing action to curb aggression in Southeast Asia. Peking and Tokyo report China calm as Johnson seeks a new morality to avert wider war. Continued on Page 7.
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Washington
UPS
U.S
Southeast Asia
China
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Red China
North
Viet Nam
Navy
Pentagon
U. S
Tonkin Gulf
McNamara
North Viet Nam
State Department
Earley Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Congress
Johnson
United States
Peking
People's Daily
Chinese Communist Party
Indo- China
Tokyo
UPI
IndoChina
Japan
Kyodo
Kinkazu Salonji
Standing Committee
Moscow
Captured By Reds Pilot Faces Prolonged captivity
In Tokyo the UPI reports Everett J. Alvarez, a 27 year old naval aviator, is a prisoner of North Vietnam after being shot down in Indochina. If confirmed, he would be the first American captured directly by the North Vietnamese in the war. Earlier the Communists claimed the death of another freelance pilot Earthquake McGoon. A second U.S. naval pilot, Lt. Charles Klusmann, was captured in Laos on June 6. At least 11 American servicemen are held by Viet Cong in South Vietnam, and four Americans are imprisoned in China for espionage. Alvarez hails from San Jose, California.
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Tokyo
UPI
Everett J. Alvarez
North Viet Nam
Alvarez
Indochina
Charles Klusmann
San Diego
Pathet Lao
Laos
South
Viet Nam
China
Ameri
Washington
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Tangee
San Jose
Everett
Beverages Reveal Hidden Clues In Drinker Traits
Washington report details Dr. E Y Williams findings on how gin lifts legs rum reddens lips beer expands waistlines and whiskey harms the gut. He notes alcohol affects mind and body differently with gin and wine linked to marriages while whiskey and beer have distinct physical impacts. The piece also covers a military prisoner story and a North Vietnamese portrayal of a raid.
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Washington
UPS
E. Y. Williams
Howard University
National Medical Association
Williams
Willams
Three Injured In Auto Wrecks On Arapaho Road
Three persons were injured in a chain reaction crash on Arapaho Rd at the Central Expressway entrance. Sterling Davis of Plano and Robert Smith of Richardson sustained minor injuries and were treated at a clinic. a following woman driver was unhurt after causing the impact. Phillips Stevenson of Dallas was injured in a separate collision at Arapaho and East Frontage Rd.
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Arapaho Rd
Central Expressway
Sterling Davis
Plano
Robert Vernon Smith
Timberlake
Davis
Smith
Richardson
Phillip Stevenson
Dallas
Springospital
East Frontage Rd
Heat and drought withering trees in Richardson
Intensely hot weather is taking its toll on trees and shrubs across Richardson. On nearly every residential street, withered, full grown trees stand beside fading varieties of shrubbery. Local residents, including Mary Coit and friends, are seen in daily routines as others pass through Richardson en route to northern points. sightings also mention Uncle Dave Crawford and Barnet Drug store in Simpson.
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Richardson
Mary Coit
Jackson Dutton
Audie Johnson, JR
Brush
Dave” Crawford
Simpson
Barnet Drug Store
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Garrett B. Trapnell
Calvary Chapel
Assembly of God Church
East Belt Line Road
George Hicks
Reds
President Johnson
Hanoi
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