Delta Rockets Set to Launch Pioneer Spacecraft from Cape Kennedy
GRCSW reports an Improved Delta rocket will lift from Cape Kennedy carrying Pioneer A to begin interplanetary study. The mission includes instruments from five universities to measure galactic and solar cosmic rays and assess radiation risks for astronauts on future Moon missions.
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Santa Mail Drop Opens at Three Centers in Richardson
Richardson Jaycees continue their annual Santa Claus mail drop with boxes at Sun Rexall Drug Height Shopping Center Safeway Terrace Shopping Center and Tom Thumb Arapaho Village. No stamp is needed as letters to Santa will be answered by Sarta. Draws run at these locations through December 23.
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Richardson City Council Meets Tonight At 7 30
The Richardson City Council convenes tonight at 7 30 in the Council Room. Agenda items include opening bids on bonds and recreation equipment, reexamining unzoned areas of file 6520, and considering taxicab franchise and zoning actions on multiple tracts. Public bidding and hearings are noted as part of the proceedings.
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Burglary at Collins Texas Credit Union in Texas
Collins Texas Credit Union at 700 E Arapaho suffered a Saturday break in with front offices ransacked and cash vault breached. A 22 automatic pistol was missing, two machines damaged, and $32,000 in checks left exposed while police investigate. Bonding reps expected, loss insured, no stockholder loss claimed. Corporate move noted to a new building in June 194.
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Walter Duncan
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Smith Lawrence
Jack Burleson
Sherman Street
Weather outlook for Richardson with showers early week
Increasing cloudiness brings a good chance of showers Monday night and Tuesday. Warmer Monday with a high near 70, then cooler Tuesday with a low around the upper 40s. Sunday's high reached 63.
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Hundreds Needed for Cancer Crusade Volunteer Drive
The Dallas County American Cancer Society seeks hundreds of volunteers for the 1966 April Crusade. Frank Smith says groups and individuals will assist from January through April, handling leaflets, kits, envelopes, typing and sorting to fund cancer research and patient services. Fred Bonte stresses the program educates on cancer danger signals and encourages prompt medical checkups to save lives. Volunteers may call the Unit office on Stemmons Freeway to schedule shifts starting January 3.
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Birth Defects Tackled By March Of Dimes
The March of Dimes, after eradicating polio, now targets birth defects described as the largest unmet childhood health problem. It supports nationwide research centers exploring cell biology chemistry and genetics to prevent defects, aiming for a future with fewer miscarriages and stillbirths, urging public giving.
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March of Dimes
Tryouts Tonight for Bus Stop at Civic Theater
Richardson's Civic Theater announces auditions tonight and Tuesday for William Inge play Bus Stop. Directed by Dave Carey, performances set for February 10 11 and 12 at Theater Off Main 100 E Main at 7 30 p m.
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Plato's Apology Crito Planned For Discussion
The Great Books Discussion Group will meet Thursday night December 16 to discuss Plato's Apology and Crito. Led by Herschel Whittington and Billie C. Kinch, the Richardson Public Library sponsors the event at 711 Arapaho Road in the Recreation Center at 7:30. The free session invites all readers to join.
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Christmas cheers and Plano Wildcats state bid
Town items note Christmas approaching and salute Plano Wildcats heading to the state championship in Austin next Saturday. Dr. David Ott of SMU will address the Dallas Chapter Institute of Internal Auditors at 5:30 p.m. at the Melrose Hotel. Jaycee president Gene Myers discusses a new youth project. Police Chief J W Golden and wife return from travel. A local physics teacher tells a failing student to shape up.
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SMU
Dallas
Institute of Internal Auditors
Melrose Hotel
Plano
J. W. Golden
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