Dallas leaders to head $3 million SCAS drive in Dallas area
Four Dallas and Fort Worth business figures will chair a $3 million Development Program for the Southwest Center for Advanced Studies. Erik Jonsson announced the plan. Aston chairs the Development Council with Tatum, Haggerty, and Carter as vice chairs.
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Dallas and
Fort Worth
Southwest Center For Advanced Studies
Erik Jonsson
James W. Aston
Development Council
C. A. Tatum Jr
P. E. Haggerty
Amon G. Carter, Jr
Aston
The
Republic National Bank of Dallas
Tatum
Texas Utilities Company
Haggerty
Texas Instruments, Inc
Carter
Carter Publications, Inc
Fort Worth Star Telegram
WBAP
Graduate Research Center of the Southwest
Richardson
Dallas
Dallas - Fort Worth
Bheping
Texas
SCAS
Association For Graduate Education and Research
TAGER
Tager TV
Dallas-Fort Worth
Epidemic of Winter Illnesses Strikes Dallas Area
Residents report a flu and cold surge hitting Dallas Fort Worth and Richardson with upper respiratory symptoms high fever and coughing. Doctors note epidemic levels with many parents calling for help while pharmacies run round the clock and aspirin runs out as prescriptions spike and staff fall ill.
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Dallas
Fort Worth
Richardson
William R. Gee
Wm. R. Fackler
George Barnett
Simpson Barnett Drug
Charlie Wilson
Arapaho
Wilson
David Kaplan
Sun Rexall Drugs
Richardson Chamber of Commerce Plans Annual Banquet
The Richardson Chamber of Commerce finalizes arrangements for its annual banquet at the Holiday Inn Central with Senator John Tower as guest speaker. Ben E. Jeffries will present the Citizen of the Year award as part of 1967 achievements and officer introductions for 1938. Tickets cost $6 and are sold through chamber offices, banks, and various Richardson outlets.
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Richardson Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Ben E. Jeffries
John Tower
Holiday Inn Central
Frank Crowley
Richardson
Charles T. Boyle
Jefferies
William E. Herr
C. B. Owens
Chamber of Commerce
Jeffries
Contact Club
RISD Property Statement Deadlines and Requirements
RISD requires complete property statements for all real and personal property owned or controlled within the Richardson Independent School District. Filings due Jan 1 to Apr 1 must be submitted to the RISD assessor-collector at 400 S Greenville Ave, listing owner names and addresses and including verification by affidavit.
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Richardson Independent School District
D. J. Skiles
Risd
S. Greenville Ave
Needs of Richardson seniors topic for Altrusa panel
Altrusa Club of Richardson hosts a public panel on The Needs of Richardson's Senior Citizens at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Dallas Federal Community Room Westwood Center. Panelists include Tom Moore Franklin Thompson Mrs John Brentson Rev Charles Vanderslice and a Small Business Administration representative. A social hour precedes at 7:30 p.m. with refreshments and a question period after.
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Richardson
Altrusa Club of
Dallas Federal Community Room
Westwood Center
Tom Moore
Franklin Thompson
Social Security Administration
John Brentson
Dallas Independent School District
Charles G. Vanderslice
Richardson Heights Baptist Church
Small Business Administration
Missing felines sought after city biting incidents
Richardson residents are urged to help locate two stray cats tied to bites in two residential areas. A large tan and black Siamese bit a woman on South Greenville Avenue, causing deep leg wounds, while a large yellow cat of undetermined breed bit another woman on Nottingham Road. Call AD 1-5131 with information to animal control or police.
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Richardson
South Greenville Avenue
Nottingham
Animal Control Officers
Holiday weekend begins heavy traffic toll feared
The New Year's holiday weekend opens with warnings of heavy traffic and potential tolls from rash celebrations. Authorities urge caution as crowds gather for festivities across major routes and cities. Authorities warn of delays and urge travelers to plan ahead and drive safely.
Richardson City Offices to Close for New Year Day
Richardson city offices including City Hall, Public Library and Recreation Center will close Monday for New Year’s Day and reopen Tuesday January 2. The Post Office will be open Saturday morning but closed all day Monday. Nearby safety groups warn of high traffic fatalities over the holiday with roadblocks and anti drinking campaigns underway nationwide.
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Richardson
City Hall
Richardson Public Library
Richardson Recreation Center
Miracle workers in Little Mexico reshape a tough youth
In Dallas County the YMCA detaches workers to reach hard core youths like Johnny Esparsa now 20. They move through poverty and crime to steer at risk teens toward schooling and reform, funded largely by private gifts and aided by mini buses to escape insular neighborhoods.
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Patsi
Aucoin Daily News
Johnny Esparsa
Viet Nam
Johnny
YMCA
Dallas
Little Mexico
Russell
Lewis
Dallas County
Danny Hale
Hale
Miss Kitty
Mexico
Husky Dennis Shaw
Little
Esparsa
Untouchables
Purple Haze on Cars and Christmas Card Mail Mischief
Readers are reminded of a holiday era tip about removing purple stains from light colored cars using a damp cloth with alcohol followed by a clean wipe. The note also jokes about an editor being likened to Jack Benny as Christmas cards arrive with postage due after a mistaken drop.
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Dick Houston
Scrooge
Jack Benny
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Dale Toepperwein
Dad
Dee Anne
Sutton Place
J. J. Pearce
Leighton Farrell
First Methodist Church
Altrusas
United Press International
National Safety Council
Gatesville
Charles Schroeder
Director Schroeder
Baker’s
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