06 Sep 1963
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Newspaper
Richardson Daily News
Location
Richardson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1963
Page
1
Construction will begin soon on a multi million dollar science center entrance at GRCSW campus. A magnetic observatory portion is already operating in small non metallic buildings on site, with staff photo coverage.
The editorial in the Texas Mesquiter questions Dallas Transit Company woes and weighs city or county control as a path to improved mass transit for suburbs. It notes riders leaving for Dallas from suburban areas and the need for intra city rapid transit to ease freeway congestion.
The second annual Amateur Chess Tournament sponsored by Dallas Federal Savings & Loan Association starts at 10 a m Saturday in the Community Room with 60 players registered. Contestants bring sets and sack lunches. refreshments are provided. Directors are Dr George Heimberg, assisted by William C Grinnell Roy Vokey and Floyd Huber.
Wildcats clash with Plano in a big early season game at Plano Highs enlarged stadium. Lake Highland aims to test a seasoned lineup led by Bill Geor ges and Roy Evans against Plano veterans including Ronnie Hart and Lyndal Herrin with Bob Yandry a prime threat.
Cub Pack 584 of Richard son Heights School schedules its annual round-up for 7 30 p m Monday at the school. Any boy eight years or older and interested in becoming a Cub Scout should attend with parents. The group teaches citizenship respect for flag and country and develops handicraft skills. For more information call C F Dutch Schulz, Cubmaster, at AD 53627.
Donald Huffines announces the kickoff meeting of the Richardson Quarterback Club at 7 30 p m Monday at Richardson Heights School corner Floyd Road and Belt Line The meeting precedes the McKinney game with speakers including head coach Bill Atkins and staff Jack Harris Charlie Broom Max McClearin New coaches Jack Routt and Otis Ratliff will be introduced The club aims to boost support for the Eagle program targeting 700 members this season with equipment and travel gear support to date
More than 2000 Philippines Air Lines workers struck for higher wages and fringe benefits prompting Pan American World Airways Northwest Orient Airlines and Qantas Empire Airways to cancel flights to Manila today.
In Pittsburg Kansas a teen girl, while talking long on the phone, realized her girlfriend at the other end stopped answering and heard gasps. Police arrived to find the other girl asleep and snoring into the telephone receiver.
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson and family arrived in Helsinki for a four day Finland visit as part of a five nation 15,000 mile goodwill tour of Northern Europe. He was greeted by President Kekkonen and officials, with a full military reception. A ticker tape welcome is planned on Saturday as American Street is dedicated during Johnsons Finland visit.
The Dallas Chapter of the National Association of Accountants will hold a family picnic Saturday at Winfrey Point, White Rock Lake, Dallas. The event starts at 5 p.m. with baseball, horseshoes, badminton, and croquet, followed by a barbecue supper. For more information contact Richard R. Johnson at AD 5-9511 Ext. 1339.
The British Medical Journal notes a 37 year old Irishman swallowed two spoons four coins wire pieces and a bed spring. Surgeons removed all objects. The patient was not identified.
Beijing accuses Moscow of kidnapping Chinese in a bid to topple a regime near the Soviet border after border clashes in Ili Sinkiang in 1962. It portrays Moscow as oppressive and declares broader splits in international communism, outlining concessions by Peking and criticizing Khrushchev’s actions.
Charles Atherton Atchley, 82, of Marlow England, who had a 50 year driving record without a ticket, was fined 5.60 dollars on Thursday for a parking violation.
Vietnam formally demanded that the United States hand over three Buddhist priests who sought refuge in the U S embassy in Saigon. Thich Tri Quang, Le Mai Chi, and Tran Van Nham were named in a Foreign Office aide memoire amid a government crackdown on Buddhism.
Nine month old Steven Carroll squealed on his father as police found a stolen license and license plates under the crib mattress during a theft investigation. Carroll, 28, received a year in jail for receiving the stolen license.
A cool front sparked tornadoes and heavy rain from the Big Bend to the Louisiana border while skies cleared in parts of Texas. Alpine reports 1.14 inches, Sunset and nearby farms hit by twisters. towns like Justin and Henderson area warned of twister-like winds. Ten motorists were rescued from high water in Alpine as damage included smashed windows and uprooted trees. Local farmer Cyd Caswell described outbuildings destroyed near Sunset.
Ancient meditation urges readers to plant seeds of wisdom truth and love in mind and action. It warns that joy or sorrow tomorrow grows from today seeds, citing Galatians 6 7 and urging steadfast virtue.
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