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Newspaper

Richardson Daily News

Location

Richardson, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1966

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Scientists Use Rocket Tests In Denton Visit

In Denton observers tour the Scientist Tribe facility where two rockets reach 100 miles for brief flights and a 20 million kilometer sunward rocket transmits data. Scientists study rock age with a centrifugal device while sharing discoveries with SMU TCU and others.

Fred Taylor Warren Whitson Denton Asimov Saturday Evening Post Fred Antarctica SMU TCU NTSU North Texas

Richardson Weather Outlook with Mild Thunder Possible

Partly cloudy and windy with a warm Tuesday and a chance of brief thundershowers. Tuesday highs in the low 80s, Wednesday morning lows near mid 40s. Monday's high reached 79.

Richardson

Five SMU Graduates To Get Alumni Awards

Five Southern Methodist University graduates will receive 1966 distinguished alumni awards at the 50th Founder's Day banquet in the UMpHrey Lee Center on March 24 at 7 00 p m The honorees include William P Clements Jr R L Thornton Jr Dr Gaston Foote General Theodore C Bedwell Jr and Dr Morris T Keeton Also Dr Douglas E Jackson will receive the faculty achievement award Clements Thornton Foote Bedwell and Keeton are noted for leadership in business banking religion and academia with extensive civic and professional service

Southern Methodist University Umphrey Lee SMU William P. Clements, Jr Southeastern Drilling, Inc Dallas R. L. Thornton, Jr Mercan Tile National Bank of Gaston Foote First Methodist Church Ft. Worth Theodore C. Bedwell, Jr Aerospace Medical Division Brooks Air Force Base Texas Morris T. Keeton Antioch College Yellow Springs Ohio Douglas E Jackson Clements American Association of Oilwell First National Bank of Dallas Texas Research Foundation Thornton Dallas Community Chest American Red Cross American Cancer Society United Fund Boy Scouts of America State Fair of Texas Foote Alabama Arkansas World Conference On Faith and Order Scotland World Youth Conference Oslo Norway Guatemala Japan London England

City Plans Largest Richardson Park Purchase

The City Council approved buying 50.58 acres from Davis Neely and Ruby Huffhines for 139740 dollars to create Richardson’s largest park. A 100000 dollar note bears 4 percent interest repaid in five yearly payments. Remaining 4.2 acres will be sold to the city at 3000 dollars per acre when the sellers cease homesteading. Public hearing set for April 11 on Canyon Creek zoning changes.

Richardson Davis Neely Ruby Jackie Huffhines Huffhines Canyon Creek Land Corporation Electrical Board R. F. Reynolds Larry Omo

Former Councilman Robb Stewart Honored with Plaque

Robb Stewart received a plaque from the council recognizing his three years of service on the council. The presentation reflected appreciation for his dedication and leadership during his tenure.

Robb Stewart Bob Porter Stewart Ter

Cox seeks divorce from Milagros in Los Angeles suit

Wally Cox known as Mr Peepers filed for divorce in Superior Court on grounds of cruelty. The 41 year old actor sought all community property and custody of Milagros daughter Lisa in the best interests of the child. The couple wed October 19 1963 in Las Vegas and separated February 18.

Los Angeles UPI Wally Cox Mr. Peepers Superior Milagros Cox Lisa Las Vegas Nev

Democrats Bump Heads In Precinct Arguments

A Richardson precinct meeting showcases a partisan struggle within the Democratic Party with incumbents and challengers outlining conservative versus loyalist positions. Key figures include Lee Halford, Dr Steve Baird, Barney Carbajal, Kestor Bell, Jay Chivian, Wallace Pellerin, Dr William Gee and J P Pittman, with attendance impacted by emergencies and deferments.

Leonard Williams Richardson Lee Halford Texas Halford Steve Baird Barney Carbajal CarhasJal Kestor L. Bell William Gee Democratic Men's Club Gee J. P. Pittman

Jaycees Announce Shooting Education Program

The Richardson Jaycees unveil a 13 week shooting education program for youths ages 7 to 14 co sponsored by Daisy Manufacturing Company. Gene Myers says it is the most comprehensive program yet and Aubrey Linne will head the project with a first lesson set for March 29 at Greenville Ave gym. Enrollment points include Green's Hardware Richardson Heights and other local outlets.

Richardson Jaycees Jaycees Daisy Manufacturing Company Gene Myers Jaycee Myers Aubrey Linne Linne Greenhaven Dr Collins Radio Greenville Ave Green’s Hardware Richardson Heights Sports Distributors E. Tyler Clarks Hardware Arapedo Center Spring Creek Spring Creek Village

Dallas precinct race heats up as incumbents face challenges

In a crowded meeting, precinct leaders outline battles for chair and endorsements. Gard ner Sumner Ernest Staples vie in 1179 while 1182 Lucille Bell’s seat draws Dwain Manning. 1186 Bill Toomey and Clay Roming clash as factions debate loyalty and conservative backing.

Marvin Peer Gardner Sumner Ernest Staples Lucille Bell Dwain Manning Miss Bell Bill Toomey Toomey Clay Roming Dallas Jaycees Connally Roming

Travelers Like School Bonds Endorse Richardson Bond Issue

The Richardson Travelers Club unanimously endorsed the 15 million dollar school bond to be voted on April 2. After a presentation by J. J. Pearce, the club agreed to inform citizens about the bond and its need for facilities to maintain a top school system. New officers were elected: Jack Parks president, John Selensky vice president, Rob Larriviere secretary, and Herb Pohl treasurer.

Richardson Travelers Club R. L. Larriviere, Jr J. J. Pearce Larriviere Travelers Club Richardson Jack Parks John Selensky Rob Larriviere Herb Pohl Harry Winters Jack Genson John Kelly van Nolan

Richardson General Hospital Receives Three Year Accreditation

Richardson General Hospital earned a three year accreditation from the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals. Administrator Laura Reeder, R N, announced the full accreditation after a Jan. 31 survey by J C A H field representative W C Stafford M D. The commission praised standards and ongoing patient care improvements. The certificate will be displayed in the lobby.

Richardson General Hospital Laura Reeder R.N Board of Commissioners Joint Commission On Accreditation of Hospitals American College of Physicians American College of Surgeons American Hospital Association American Medical Association W. C. Stafford M.D Joint Commission

Industrial Week To Be Observed In Richardson

Texas Industrial Week will be observed in Richardson from April 1 to 7. Jack C. Vaughan chair of the Richardson Chamber of Commerce Industrial Committee announces Leo M. McCurdy as chairman of the event with C. L. Carter Jr. in charge of publicity. Local industries will display products and pictures at several banks and financial institutions. Chief executives will be honored at a luncheon on April 7.

Texas Richardson Jack C. Vaughan Richardson Chamber of Commerce Industrial Committee Leo M. McCurdy C.L. Carter, Jr Citizens State Bank First Bank & Trust First National Bank Richardson Heights National Bank Dallas Federal Savings & Loan Assn Richardson Savings & Loan Assn

RHS Seniors Rummage Sale Seeks Clothes Toys and More

Richardson High School seniors request donated clothes appliances books furniture and toys for their annual rummage sale set Thursday to Saturday 9 am to 5 pm at Richardson Heights Shopping Center former Pizza Cottage site. Proceeds fund graduation activities including Galveston trip and Brookhaven Country Club party. Chairman Mike Bolin oversees the project with his mother coordinating volunteers.

Richardson High School Richardson Heights Galveston Brookhaven Country Club Mike Bolin R. L. Bolin

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