Collegiants Back RFK In Local Campus Vote
Dallas County El Centro College students favor Bobby Kennedy for president with 24 percent, Nixon 21 percent, McCarthy 15 percent. Nationally RFK leads, Nixon second, McCarthy third. Local focus on education and job training dominates spending priorities while 11,000 foreign students nationally back Kennedy.
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Time Magazine
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Johnson
Humphrey
H H H
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Reagan
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Rockefeller
Bobby
Former Miss America to Emcee Local Pageant
Deborah Bryant Miss America 1966 will emcee the Richardson Jaycees Miss Richardson pageant on June 8 at RHS Auditorium. She is joined by Miss Texas of 1967 and special guest Molly Grubb. Tickets at local stores range 1 to 3.50 dollars with reserved, general, and student seating.
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Deborah Bryant
Richardson Jaycees
Richardson
Jaycee
Molly Grubb
Miss Bryant
Overland Park
Kansas
Liberal Arts
University of Kansas
Johnson
White House
Bryant
Jersey Journal
Christian College
Thespian Society of
Shawnee Mission East
RHS
Simpson - Barnett Drug Stores
Sun Rexall Drugs
Camera Land
Richard's Magnavox
County Adds Job Fair Positions for Summer Work
County Commissioners backed a Dallas Job Fair plan to place county youth in summer jobs with training and concrete duties. Commissioner Crowley criticized past poverty programs for lack of outcomes and urged visible work functions before seeking funds. Most road and bridge roles are outdoor labor, with hiring ongoing after a Saturday Fair Park event.
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Dallas
Poverty
Frank Crowley
Richardson
Crowley
Fair Park
Dallas County to tackle antiquated coroner system
Medical Examiner Dr. Earl Rose has pressed to reform the county coroner system, resigning to focus on updating it. A 2:30 p.m. meeting next Tuesday will bring together officials and stakeholders including the mayor, city council, Southwestern Medical School, the police chief, sheriff, hospital board, and the county medical society to seek a solution.
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Daily News
Earl Rose
Rose
Dr. Rose
Dallas County
Lew Sterrett
Dallas
Southwestern Medical School
County Hospital Board
Dallas Police
County Medical Society
Two cars damaged in afternoon Richardson crash
A two car collision at Arapaho and Floyd roads caused about 3025 in damage. Wanda Berry 21 of Carrollton bumped Janey Smith 22 of Dallas at a red light. Berry then accelerated pushing Smith's car into a brick wall. Berry was taken to Presbyterian Hospital with minor injuries.
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Floyd Roads
Richardson
Wanda Jane Berry
Carrollton
Janey Laverne Smith
Dallas
Miss Berry
Smith
Miss Smith
Texas Power and Light
C. H. Bucham
Presbyterian Hospital
Oakley and
Hubler
Mayor to address Democratic Men at Friday night meet
Richardson Mayor John J. Gordon will be the featured speaker at the Richardson Democratic Men's Club monthly meeting at 8 p.m. in the Dallas Federal Community Room Westwood Shopping Center. Gordon will discuss Richardson Today and Tomorrow in a change of pace from state and national topics. Public invited. Bargain Matinee In The Heat of The Night Thursday Friday all seats 50c Westwood Theatre ADV.
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Richardson
John J. Gordon
Richardson Democratic Men’s Club
Dallas Federal
Westwood Shopping Center
Tom Christensen
Gordon
Westwood Theatre
Workshops set for educators in regional center
Richardson's Region Education Service Center will host four day-long workshops for area school administrators next week. Texas Education Agency teams will present a Federal Packaging Plan for consolidating federal funding into one application per district. The sessions run Monday through Thursday at 9 a.m. at 210 Abrams Road, with similar events at 19 other centers across the state.
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Richardson
Texas Education Agency
Abrams Road
State Board of Education
United States Office of Education
J. Warren Hitt
Agency
Child Bitten After Dog Bite in Richardson
Parents of Pamela Brunet, a seven year old of 1209 Wisteria Way Richardson, appeal for help locating a stray dog after the child was bitten in the front yard at about 8 pm Tuesday. The dog is described as medium size with red dish brown fur and white markings, wearing a brown or black belt like collar with tags possibly reading Happy Harry or a similar name. Health officials warn rabies shots unless the dog is found for tests. Call Mr. or Mrs. Brunet at AD 1844 with information.
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Richardson
Pamela Brunet
Tom Brunet
Wisteria Way
Brunet
Harry
New Health Careers Awards Program by Dallas March of Dimes
The Metropolitan Dallas Chapter of the National Foundation of March of Dimes announced a Health Careers Awards Program chaired by James H. Lona with Leon Jordan on the committee and Mrs. M. P. Appleby heading. Scholarships include nursing, therapy, speech pathology, and audiology for high school seniors and medicine and medical social work for undergraduates at $250 yearly with applications due June 1. Selection will consider scholastic achievement, qualifications, promise, and financial need.
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New Health
March of Dimes
Dallas
National Foundation of March of Dimes
James H. Lona
Bond
Leon Jordan
Richardson
M. P. Appleby
Rhosine Fleming
RISD
Stu
Jordan
March of Limes
Ode To Oldtimers Reflects on Simpler Times
A clipped reflection on oldtimers recalls village square days and bygone habits. It muses on rockets, mustard plasters, castor oil, daily blessings, and quiet family evenings before TV, suggesting the era shaped by shared moments and conversations.
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