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Richardson Daily News

Location

Richardson, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1966

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Looking at democracy versus authoritarian aims in politics

Tom McLeod argues that democracy rests on the will of the people and warns against leaders who treat voters as means to power. He contrasts views within parties, cites Roosevelt and Stalin era decisions, and lauds MacArthur's controversial choices while recognizing no one is right all the time.

Franklin Roosevelt Soviet Russia Cordell Hull World Bank Hitler MacArthur Truman Missouri Roosevelt Japan Korea George Marshall China Reds

Richardson School Board Sets Bond Vote for April 2

Richardson trustees ordered a bond election on April 2 with a total bond package of 15 million dollars and a first installment of 1 million to be sold after date setting. Voting places include Hamilton Park High School and several Richardson elementary schools. The meeting also covered personnel, textbook discussions, and new teachers for 1966-67.

Richardson Hamilton Park Lake Highlands Northrich Richardson Heights Stults Road Louise Dooley D. J. Skiles Grady Smith Coleman Watson Tom McMillan North Texas University McGraw-Hill Economics Our Times

SMU To Host Supreme Court of Texas Visit

Members of the Supreme Court of Texas will visit Southern Methodist University School of Law on March 10 for sessions led by Law School Dean Charles O. Galvin. Justice Ruel Walker will present a Court work statement, followed by lunch in the Umphrey Lee Center. Justices attending include Calvert Steakley Pope Greenhill Griffin Smith Walker Norvell Hamilton.

Supreme Court of Texas Southern Methodist School of Law Law School Charles O. Galvin Ruel Walker Lawyers Inn Umphrey Lee Supreme Court Robert W. Calvert Zollie Steakley Jack Pope Joe Greenhill Meade Griffin Clyde Smith James Norvell Robert Hamilton Dean Galvin School of Law Texas

Richardson Leads County In Residential Unit Valuation

A Kiwanis benefit show for Carolyn Deuback Lamb drew strong attendance and helped raise about $1,000 in free will donations. Local performances by Bobo the Clown, Jay Johnson with Squeaky, and the Musical Impossibles entertained a warm crowd while supporting Carolyn’s family with medical costs from a three month hospitalization. Donations can be sent to Fred Conger at 202 E Main, Richardson.

Wilma Williams Carolyn Deuback Lamb Kiwanis Club Carolyn Miss Richardson Bobo Richardson Lou Allen Noel Johnson Jay Tonda Johnson Gary Teresa Allen George Vanderslice Roland Steele Longview Little Roland Jay Johnson Squeaky Teresa George Kiwanis Fund Fred Conger E. Main

Richardson City Council Names Alex Grant & Co as Auditors

Richardson City Council selects the accounting firm Alex Grant & Co to serve as city auditors. The council also backs a plan requiring site plan approval for many facilities and defers two public hearings on a nursing home and a day nursery. A medical office complex variance at Arapaho and Floyd was granted with stipulations after Public Works analysis.

Richardson Alex Grant & Co City Plan Commission Plan Commission Joe Durham Arapaho Road G. H. Company Mecca Cottonwood Robert Holland Ernest Randall C. L. Moon Moon Pierce, Lacey & Associates Arapaho and Floyd Roads James Cowan Public Works

Rites Monday For Infant John Paul Phillips

A Requiem Mass was held Monday at St. Paul The Apostle for two month old John Paul Phillips who died Sunday morning in a Dallas hospital. Burial followed at Restland Memorial Park. Parents James R. and Mrs Phillips of 713 Cliffside attended with siblings Midge Jim Jr Michael and Lee. Pallbearers included Charles Robinson Gene Cullen Paul Schweikert Henry Hughes Barney Clements and Dr James Doty.

St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Church John Paul Phillips Dallas Restland Memorial Park H. T. Powers James R. Phillips Cliffside Midge Jim Jr Michael Lee Charles Robinson Gene Cullen Paul Schweikert Henry Hughes Barney Clements James Doty

William R. Tomlinson Funeral Planned in Dallas

William Randolph Tomlinson nine died suddenly Monday in a Dallas hospital. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 11 a.m. at the Church of The Transfiguration with Rev. James J. Niles. Burial at Restland Memorial Park. Survivors are his parents two sisters Betty One Tomlinson and Lindh Virginia Tomlinson. Memorials to the church fund.

William Randolph Tomlinson Church of the Transfiguration Spring Valley James J. Niles Restland Memorial Park Young Tomlinson J. R. Tomlinson Northlake Arapaho Dallas William R. Tomlinson Betty One Tomlinson Lindh Virginia Tomlinson

Richardson Weather Update Decreasing Clouds and Warm Tuesday

A weather note reports decreasing cloudiness and a warmer Tuesday with a high in the low 60s. It notes Monday's high around 59 and a Tuesday low in the lower 40s.

Richardson

Carolyn Lamb Dies After Benefit Show

Carolyn Deuback Lamb, former Miss Richardson, died unexpectedly at 4 a.m. Tuesday. Kiwanis had staged a benefit show for her just last Saturday. further details were unavailable at press time.

Carolyn Deuback Lamb Miss Richardson Kiwanis

Richardson Lions honor RHS seniors Mary Margaret Halford and Rick Davis

Mary Margaret Halford and Rick Davis of Richardson High School were named Young Lioness and Lion of the Month by the Richardson Lions Club. Halford is senior, student leader, and member of multiple clubs. Davis is senior class president, National Honor Society member, and National Merit Letter recipient. Both attended the Lions Club meeting on February 22, 1966.

Mary Margaret Halford Rick Davis Richardson Lions Club Miss Halford Richardson High School Mary Margaret First Presbyterian Church Hanna Walkee Jarvi Finland Lion's Club SMU Lee Halford Spring Valley Rick Red Cross Dartmouth Lions Club H. R. Davis Chickasaw

Gent in A and M design contest semi final list

Terence R. Gent of Richardson is among six Texas A&M University School of Architecture semi finalists in the Koppers Company national design contest. The winner will receive a scholarship for his fifth year at A&M. Gent is the son of Mrs. Earline G. Gent of 801 James Drive and a Richardson High School graduate.

College Station Terrence R. Gent Richardson Texas A&m University School of Architecture Koppers Company Gent Earline G. Gent James Drive Richardson High School A&m

Local Pupils Study Languages in Richardson Schools

Richardson students study foreign languages as colleges increasingly require them. A third grade will begin Spanish, and over 8500 students learn basic Spanish via TV lessons by Mrs. Raymon Bynum. Four years each of French Latin and German are offered with audio lingual labs across three high schools.

Richardson Raymon Bynum

Youths Attend National Youth Council Meeting in Dallas

Lajuana Sanford Glen Head and George Vanderslice will attend the National Youth Council meeting Thursday through Saturday at the Adolphus Hotel Dallas. George is an officer of the national organization. Delegates will come from Australia New Zealand West Germany Alaska Hawaii and the United States.

Lajuana Sanford Glen Head George Vanderslice National Youth Council Adolphus Hotel Dallas George Australia New Zealand West Germany Alaska Hawaii United States

Richardson Leads Dallas County In 1965 Residential Value

Richardson led Dallas area cities in value per residential unit in 1965 with $18 389 per unit and total value of $10 757 451 from 585 units. Garland posted $11 251 per unit and $10 316 846 from 916 units, while Irving produced $10 346 per unit from 1 574 units totaling $16 284 870. Mayor Herb Ryan called Richardson’s figures a sign of durable value.

Richardson Dallas Dallas County Garland Irving Grand Prairie Herb Ryan

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By Tom McLeod John Roberts Applied Economics Southwestern Economics Ginn McGraw-Hill Carolyn L. Buckley John R. Hoffman Norma Irene Imper Joyce K. Middleton Georgia E. Peterson Ray M. Sewall Virginia Boswell Perman Page U.S. Foreign Service Mary M. Manchester Fort Worth Supreme Ct Council Mitch Mitchell Spain Carolyn Lamb Lions RHS Texas Business Review Bob Long Dallas Federal Savings and Loan J. B. Morris Dallas County Municipal Police Academy
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