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Richardson Daily News

Location

Richardson, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1965

Page

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Oswald Widow Marina Oswald Marital Match a Richardson Moment

The Daily News notes Marina Oswald and Kenneth Porter plan a quiet Richardson wedding amid global headlines. Neighbors praise Oswald as a solid local, Porter at Texas Instruments respected in the community, and both vow to be good citizens. They seek privacy during their honeymoon.

Richardson Daily News Marina Oswald Lee Harvey Oswald Kenneth Porter Txas Instruments Viet Nam Santo Domingo Newswise Wis London New York Chicago Dallas Oswald Essarina Wat Texas Instruments

Richardson School Board Meeting Rescheduled to Wednesday

The Richardson School Board meeting is moved from Monday to Wednesday at 7 30 p m. The site remains the administration building board room per Supt J J Pearce's office.

Richardson School Board Supt J. J. Pearce

Bible School plans live up to city’s summer programs

First Methodist Bible School opens Tuesday June 8 and runs weekdays through June 17 with about 400 children. Bonnie Daniels leads as director with Florence Tully and Virginia Nolte as educational coordinators. Nursery care by Phyllis Seegers. kindergarten theme Friends Around Me. elementary groups study family, community and biblical figures with leaders Rosemary Christensen Son Sunday Lodell Seward Joelle Broberg Helen Pool Margaret Morphis. Crafts and songs accompany learning.

First Methodist Bible School Bible School Bonnie Daniels Florence Tully Daniels Virginia Nolte Phyllis Seegers Liz Weiss Pat Sutton Doctors Pharma Rosemary Christensen Son Sunday Ful Helen Pool Margaret Morphis

Old Fashioned Fourth Parade Kicks Off July 3 at Richardson

The sixth annual Old-Fashioned Fourth of July celebration includes a 4 p.m. parade at Richardson High School stadium with floats judged for prizes. Visitors are invited to join marches, tug of war, races and a Pet Show after the procession, followed by a 7:30 p.m. program and a fireworks finale.

Richardson Hritage Reagan Martin L. M. Lesh America Jaycee-Ettes

Printing Pact To Be Awarded

The City Council will decide Monday night which bidder receives the year long printing contract for city notices. The Digest, a weekly periodical, has held the job for years at a flat $5 business bid, while The Richardson Daily News bids its regular advertising rate each year.

Richardson Daily News The Digest the News

Rain Rainfall Drenches Richardson After Daybreak

A heavy shower soaked the Richardson area just after daybreak with more rain forecast for the day. Forecasters warned no severe weather was expected.

Richardson

Plans Revealed For New Bank In Northpark

North Park developer Raymond D Nasher announced North Park National Bank to serve the North Park complex and surrounding trade area. The bank will open in July with 3,000 employees and 100 tenants at North Park plus 794,000 people in the trade area. By 1975 the area will reach 1,200,000 residents with $2.6 billion in income. Nasher will chair the board and Marvin H Hancock Jr will be president.

North Park National Bank Raymond D. Nasher North Park Nasher Dallas Marvin H. Hancock, Jr

GRC Plans Vast Seismic Program Across Atlantic Region

The Graduate Research Center of the Southwest coordinates a major summer seismic project with nine universities and government agencies. Over 50 shots off Cape Charles Virginia to Cape Hatteras North Carolina will map crustal structure and Moho depth using land and sea data. Two Coast Guard cutters will support operations. explosive charges range from one to ten tons and culminate in a 1000 to 7000 ton ship hull detonation at 1000 feet depth offshore.

Southwest Geosciences Graduate Research Center of the Richardson Anton L. Hales Dallas Institution United States Coast Guard Cape Charles Virginia Cape Hatteras Camp Lejeune Marine Corps Chincoteague Jacksonville North Carolina Charlotte Winston - Salem Potomac River Washington, D.C Chesapeake Bay Carnegie Institution Graduate Research Center of the Southwest United States Geological Survey University of Wisconsin Department of Magnetism University of Michigan Pennsylvania State University Georgia Institute of Technology University of Tulsa Air Force Technical Applications Center Coast Guard Madrona Cdr Victor Koll Sassafras R. J. Hanson G.R.C.S.W E.C.C.C.E Air Force Office of Scientific Research

Richardson AFS Students To Tour U S For Month

Richardson hosts Anne Steina of Norway and George Musso of Italy for a month long U S tour after living with local families. The Richardson AFS chapter funds part of their expenses and seeks community support to expand the program.

George Musso Italy Anne Steina Norway Richardson America Richardson Afs Wilma Williams Field Service United States American Field Service Program Anne George England Greece France AFS Richardson High School AFL

Girl 10 Questioned After Child Beaten in Richardson

A Richardson mother reports her 19 month old son was found beaten and choked in a neighbor’s home after visiting a friend. The 10 year old girl next door was questioned and denied knowledge. Juvenile authorities warned parents about leaving children unattended and monitor Rotary Drive. The infant recovered.

Richardson Rotary Cleve Singleton County

Local scene notes drivers warned as kids roam after school

ALICE CANNON tends flowers as police urge motorists to watch for children playing in alleys and bike riders now that school is out. JIM HUNTER reports a trailer truck failed to clear a T and NO underpass on N Greenville, blocking traffic for hours while crews removed the wreckage. Four pedigreed mares were slain by phantom rifle men near Almand as roofing crews tackle storm damage and work to recover from weeks of delays.

Alice Cannon Jim Hunter T&no N. Greenville Almand

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Pree’s Dy Jack Proctor First Methodist Church Craig Christensen Davy Daniels Billy Nolte Kelle Connally Lodell Seward Joelle Broberg Northpark GRC Land Data Howard Hutton Phillip Green J. D. Tipton U.S Thes Julien Caillet Sweden Donna Green Susan Fekety
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