Calleen Anderegg Crowned Miss Dallas 1966
Calleen Anderegg 18 of Richardson won Miss Dallas 1966 and will represent Dallas in Miss Texas. She plans Acapulco and possibly SMU if she wins Miss Texas. she was Miss KBOX Cinema earlier and performs on Sumpn' Else.
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Richardson Officers Training At School Of Police Science
Richardson Police Department employees study new enforcement techniques at SMU May 9 to June 3 in the School of Police Science and Supervision. Patrolmen Ralph Aly and Charles Hancock attend while Lt. Robert Taylor and Patrolman Bennett Anderson return from Austin area schools.
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Ralph Aly
Charles Hancock
School of Police Science and Supervision
SMU
Southwestern Law Enforcement Institute
Robert Taylor
Bennett Anderson
Austin
J. W. Golden
Taylor
Texas Police Association
Principles of Management
Anderson
Texas Department of Public Safety
Lone Oak High School Holds 100th Anniversary Homecoming
Ex students of Lone Oak schools are invited to attend the 100th Anniversary events at Lone Oak High School from Thursday to Sunday June 23 to 25. Fred Trimble chairs the homecoming with a Thursday carnival and a June 25 special program and lunch. All alumni of Lone Wak School are urged to attend.
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Scout Paper Drive at St. Luke's Church
Scout Paper Drive for Troop 809 of St. Luke's Lutheran Church will be held Saturday and Sunday on the northwest parking lot at Belt Line and St. Luke's Drive. Citizens are urged to bring old magazines and newspapers, no bundling required. For home pickup, call AD 5-4149 between 9 am and 4 pm Saturday.
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Richardson Area Weather Clouds and Scattered Thunderstorms
Weather summary for Richardson and nearby areas shows cloudy conditions with possible scattered thundershowers. Expect Thursday high near 80 and low around 60 with easterly winds of 10 to 15 mph.
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Eagles Wallop Broncos 10-4 To Capture District Crown
The Richardson Warbirds outslugged the Denton Broncos 10-4 to clinch the district title. Pitcher Jerry Don Blackwood allowed seven hits while striking out 10. Key first and sixth innings produced a 3 and six-run burst, with Bobby Baxter and Donnie Russell driving in runs and Fraze and Blackwood contributing pivotal hits.
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Jerry Don Blackwood
Blackie
Bobby Baxter
Donnie Russell
Greg Kosan
Wray Curtis
Baxter
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Russell
Steve Tisser
Kosan
Denton
Blackwood
Tisserand
Fraze
Bi-District
Spears Campaign Swing Through Richardson Targets Attorney General Bid
Franklin Spears, Democratic hopeful, campaigned Tuesday in Richardson in his run off against Crawford Martin. He urged independence from the governor, argued for stronger local law enforcement support from the attorney general, and urged women voters to participate in the nominating process.
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Richardson Men Elected to CPA Institute
Two Richardson CPAs have been elected members of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. John William Brophy handles work with Craven and Millican in Dallas, while Sidney J. Simmons is with Ernst and Ernst Dallas office.
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Craven and Millican
Dallas
Simmons
Ernst & Ernst
TI Promotes Fishel to Personnel Activities Manager
Texas Instruments announces Clark W. Fishel named personnel activities manager, succeeding in coordinating TI employee associations and community participation across Dallas and Sherman plants. John W. Wilson remains acting director for press and public relations. TI employs over 36,000, with 29 Dallas clubs and extensive facilities including Lake Texoma resort and TI Activities Center.
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Clark W. Fishel
Texas Instruments Incorporated
Walter F. Joyce
Fishel
Texas Instruments
John W. Wilson
S. T. Harris
Fisher
Texans Association
Dallas - Area
Sherman
Lake Texoma
Allen
Valley View Road
Floyd Road
Italian TI Plant Dedication Highlights Growth in Aversa
Italian Labor Chief Giacinto Bosco and J Erik Jonsson of Texas Instruments dedicated TI Italia in Aversa near Naples. The plant on a 13 acre site with 81 000 square feet of space employs about 500 and can expand to 200 000 square feet. TI Italia supplies electric motor protectors switches circuit breakers and thermal controls to Italy and Europe. The project supports southern Italy industrial development and high technology in an agricultural region.
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Giacinto Bosco
J. Erik Jonsson
Texas Instruments Incorporated
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Aversa Naples
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Europe
Naples
Jonsson
Bosco
Prudential Reports U S Life Insurance In Force
Prudential Insurance Co. announced that Texas life in force reached 2 billion 208 million in 1965, up 228 million from 1964. National life in force across the United States and Canada totaled 113.1 billion, an increase of 9.3 billion from 1964.
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Prudential Insurance Co
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Canada
GWU studies mental competency for marriage and more
George Washington University researchers examine how sane a man must be to marry, divorce, run a business, or hold public office in a broad mental competency study project. The inquiry also considers other civic duties and personal status requirements.
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Washington
UPI
George Washington University
Job Corps Seeks Enrollees In Dallas Area
The Texas Employment Commission in Dallas announced an intensified push to recruit youths 16 to 21 for Job Corps enrollment. For a limited time applicants can be referred to centers within five days, with many facing postponed physical exams until they reach the center. I. V. Ferguson urged interested youths to apply promptly as future changes may limit the speedy assignment emphasis. Hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.
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Texas Employment Commission
Dallas
I. V. Ferguson
Youth Opportunity Center
Warm Weather, Horse Show Set for Next Sunday
Townspeople complain of sticky heat and frequent rain as Kip Currens reports. Richardson Kiwanis sponsor Texas Junior Horse Show at Buckingham Polo Grounds starting 10:30 a.m. free admission with youth riders competing in events. Eagle issue being prepared by students.
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