Richardson Schools open for 1964 65 term with four day weeks
All Richardson Public Schools start Tuesday at 8 15 with classes at 8 36 for about 17 000 students. The first week is four days, Labor Day holiday breaks the week, and early dismissal times are given for different grades. Bus routes unchanged, new residents must provide birth cert, medical forms, schedules available Monday, PTAs assist newcomers, and three new principals plus others named for district schools.
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Richardson
PTA
Robert Corn
Mark
News-Texan to Acquire McKinney Newspapers
News-Texan Inc announces purchase of the McKinney Daily Courier-Gazette and the Weekly Democratic Gazette. The deal becomes effective September 1 with no expected changes to current staff. The transaction expands News-Texan’s North Texas newspaper group formed in 1963 from multiple Dallas area titles.
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McKinney Daily Courier - Gazette
Democratic Gazette
News- Texan, Inc
Tom W. Perkins
Collin County
Tom
Pete Perkins
Phil McMullen
News - Texan, Inc
McKinney Courier- Gazette
North Texas
News-Texan Inc
Garland Daily News
Richardson Daily News
Garland Herald
Irving Daily News Texan
Grand Prairie Daily News Texan
Arlington News Texan
Mid Cities News Texan
Strange Tale of Ex-Convict Studying Utah Slaying
Pearsall Texas United Press International reports ex-convict Will Sadler, 61, claims he killed Dorothy Dexter Moormeister, wife of a Utah doctor, near Taylorsville in 1930. Sheriff says he may crave attention or be telling the truth as old investigators and Dr Moormeister are dead. News-Texan group expands with four newspaper acquisitions, while McKinney operation joins and keeps local autonomy, printing by offset in Garland.
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Pearsall
Tex
UPI
Will Sadler
Utah
Sadler
Frio County
Willie Alley
Dorothy Dexter Moormeister
Taylorsville
Frank Moormeister
New Corporation
News-Texan Group
Suburban News
Farmers Branch
Narel Haynes
Pioneer Richardson Echo
Harbin - Spotts Printing Company
McKinney
News- Texan
News-Texan
Central Ton and
Garland
Arlingbe
Resident Gets Auto Paint Job He Didn't Order
Francis Henson of 1431 Stagecoach Dr discovered a botched paint job on his late model station wagon after it was parked in his driveway. Police investigated as malicious mischief, estimating at least a gallon of paint used, with windows and windshield also painted.
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Francis Henson
Stagecoach
Cleo Ramps Along Georgia Coast In Uneven Fashion
Tropical storm Cleo moves up the Florida Georgia coast with torrential rains and high winds. Seven inches of rain fell in five hours in Savannah as Civil Defense prepared for more flooding and tides. Winds near Savannah reached 48 mph before Cleo eye passed, with tides up to four feet and more rain expected. the storm's winds have weakened from 110 mph at Miami to 35-40 mph on the coast.
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Savannah
UPI
Cleo
Florida
Georgia
Civil Defense
Brunswick
Charleston
S.C
Miami Weather Bureau
Miami
Policy changes set rules for gifts and citizenship studies
Richardson public schools approve two new policies on gifts between students and staff and a new citizenship Americanism framework. It also revises damaged property rules and pregnancy related re enrollment for married students, with conditions on re entry after childbirth and custody.
Ballot order dispute concerns county results and party spots
County Clerk Tom Ellis said Republicans will challenge his plan to place the Democratic party first on the November ballot citing a 1962 county outcome. Ellis plans to allot first column to Democrats based on a 1962 statewide tally, with Republicans second, Constitutional third, and Conservative fourth, and will separate federal offices from state posts with a deliberate gap.
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Tom Ellis
Democratic Party
Ellis
Waggoner Carr
Carr
John Connally
Jack Cox
Connally
Dallas
Constitutional Party
U.S. Senate
Dallas County
Costa Rica Foreign Minister Discusses Mt Irazú Damage
Costa Rica's Foreign Minister Daniel Oduber Quiros met with U.S. officials on Thursday to discuss the damage caused by the continuing Mt Irazú eruption and its impact on the country.
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Washington
UPI
Daniel Oduber Quiros
Costa Rica
U.S
Mt. Irazu
Council To Set Hearing For Budget Discussion
The City Council plans a public hearing Monday at 8 pm to discuss the operating budget for the next fiscal year. It will also review bids for land on Cottonwood Dr and a fence around a water storage tank near Canyon Creek, with bids in five figures. A skating rink zoning permit and a utility easement abandonment in West Shore Estates are also on the docket.
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Cottonwood Dr
Canyon Creek
Cottonwood
City Planning Commission
West Shore Estates
Classified U S Army Coaches Near Arapaho Road
Local readers wonder about two railroad passenger coaches south of Arapaho Road owned by the U S Army. Collins Radio PR reps note they too are curious about the classified equipment fitted in the cars. Crispy Taylor greets old friends from a Cleburne function. Fran Meis samples black eyed peas. John Moulder files a Fort Worth joke for a friend.
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Arapaho RD
U. S. Army
Collins Radio
Collins
Crispy Taylor
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Norway
Lyndon Bates
Anne
Bates
American Field Service Program
Lynda
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Nottingham
McKinney Newspapers
Ares
Mark Twain Elementary School
Richardson East
Larkspur
Belt Line Road
By Wilma Williams
Board of Trustees
Richardson Independent School District
Parent- Teachers Association
Board
United States
Superintendent of Schools
Arapaho
Stoff
Demos
GOP County
John Leedom
Bruce Alger
Earle Cabell
Gov. Connally
Sen
Don Yarborough
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