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   San Antonio Light (Newspaper) - July 30, 1969, San Antonio, Texas                                on For fhe Ninth Straight Year the Light Is Delivered to More Homes Than the Other Two Papers FINAL TODAY'S MARKETS SAN Telephone Texas Community Service classified 89th 192 JULY 30, 1969 PAGES GENTS Old Glory Tell Story U. S. Can't Yield THE on the face of dominates picture from the lunar module history making Armstrong and Edwin Aldrin to the Moon's out clearly in the Moon In the background is the black lunar surface TV camera placed there by the released the 8.) LINE is a When you a recording will tell you when to state question or 6t most significance and interest will he answered in ACTION Calls be placed between 9 a.m. 9 p.m. When I conic homo the other my American stolen from right off my I don't good lavish I knew how anybody can Ije an American Hag who works anil hud a husband and sons wan A. 15. Could it ACTION on receiving your that our world has so low that even a American flag ho placed under key But Police Sgt. Bob Holt of the detail us the vast majority so as of Hag was he So get Tn to feel Hie uplift of memory will dim. Why is it that in willi a new now and now they can't see advantage in placing signal lights Prado Drive nhd traffic tit hours backed Ihn way south This is a i shame nit wasted gasoline and wasted all because of situation where a Chief Police Happy Hancock agree that the I Intersection needs the Council already committee lo into the says other traffic in area have priority and ho cannot when action will lw I received a. lax from Sun's Getting S.A. Sweltering San Antonians felt like ed peanuts as the skyrocketed to 102 de- highest re- corded this year more of same on tap for Tlie weather hat the temperature jumped to 100 degrees or record far the date remains 103, recorded July 29, 1960, and 1912. The low Tuesday was 73. The last 102-degree reading recorded July 00 Col. 102 Degrees Storm Anna lost same of its 70- punch bu look off. across the centra Atlantic toward the Leewar Islands just GOO miles season's first storm doubled its forward speed to 22 the day was the fifth day a considerable threa FORECAST will be clear to partly cloudy and continued hot through erly 5 to 15 hi i 1 e s per The high Wednesday and Thursday will be near 100, and the over- night low will be near 75. Tuesday's 102 the low Wednesday was 73. TEMPERATURES Midnight 85 7 1 81 8 2 SO 9 3 a.m. 77 4 a.m. 11 5 a.m. Noon High 94, Low 78. Page 42.) Ing Mori will above nor will U to cf Anna Loses Some Punch MIAMI Tropica Chief Robert hurricane Simpson forecaster said the o wa centered about 600 miles east o Guadeloupe It was mov the Air Force planes sent out from Rico today to additional data on Hie tropica twister were unable to get an exact reading on its Red Koreans Fight With MPs SEOUL Forty-five Communist North Korean guards assaulted 15 American military policemen nt Ko rean truce village of jom U.S. military official brief fis Sadler Admits His Tha AUSTIN Land er Jerry reportedly con- admitted Wednesday ho was when legislators all from a sunken Spanish had been returned to Sadler said he was a sworn statement in which S. Br o wn s- a lawyer for an Indiana nil salvaging the said he state had been given a com- lete inventory of the t r e a s- JOHNSON CHARGE Rep. Jake who was Tabbed by by Sadler i the State Capitol building charged a few weeks some of the treasure had touching iff a between himsell ind the 61-year-old" An Ltd. lo its earlier in- of the treasure stated there are several ob- ects from the galleon still at ts But Sadler said day all salvaged items from the ship were locked in liis Tuesday Sadler and Johnson met in a confrontation which brought sharp end ng with Sadler grabbing John son by the Sadler said ic grabbed the San Antonio leg the SPEECH MAOR After the Johnson m a d e a personal privilege speech in the claiming Sadler was sick man possession of his and asking the to consider replacing Johnson said lie confer with Gov. then still later he said in an inter view he would do was to remove Sad ler from accused Johnson o on a show for the ben Index Pages 38, 39. Pages 47-58. Between Pages 8, 9-A. Page 10-A.' Frank Page 8-A. Furi and Page 9-A. Goren on Page a A. Page 37. Pages 1-4-A. Pages Toxas Page 42. of the press and the Bombs BERLIN Two fire iambs were thrown into the West Berlin's City Hall Tuesday damaging its A third homb wa found THE FIEST of Mars taken from G. area south polar cap. More Mars Photos first bat Mariner 6 began taking brc second series of televisio pictures early today as shoi hurtled toward a orb wit with Mais to find cap star life can exist on a mot red Airline second space coming Worker men o Soviet Union 1 LOS ANGELES A Western Airlines communi seven says the airline Is lay off after a back strike caused 8 p.m. San tion of all 6 v The strike grounded all a distance ern flights in 45 cities western including a voyag western and through the vast distan be only 95 3rd Term rendezvous Mariner 7, For Korea twin of nuke us SEOUL The the Korean National Assembly th convene in special next month to consider a Mars twit beneath the to aboa President Park run for a third the leader of the ruling 6 v Republican party said on broadcast live screens Tues light United State Ih in the heels i II tha will be will fly Mai of miles Th u i of 241.- millio Despit the Mariner 6, wi t five days later they wi the surfac as it rotates two televisio d each space will have only Streets Muggers Attack 4 A carrier for The Light was one of four young mugging tims Tuesday Mark 14, of 127 told police ho making col- lections in the 100 block of De- when three youths jumped knocked him to the ground and kicked He said the youths took three checks of 1015 Roland 7, W. was stopped by nien at Michigan and Magnolia and terl said the men heat and kicked then took his con- i Two youngsters were robbed of bicycles while riding on city 1840 said three youth jerked 900 Mock of Cincinnati and tie with 12, 12 grabbe him In the 3000 block of E. Arse on head an look his President Viet on Pages 8 and 41; Related Pago 41.) President visited Saigon for 1-2 today Hanoi Viet Cong have we can or should lo is other side Nixon's visit took him from a palace reception in Saigon to infantry the city where told lip soldiers one and that only hope we can bring the war to an end your American officials said later South Vietnamese Van Thieu prospects for peace but that they seemed to a attitude North They said North Vietnam appeared troops into Cambodia and Laos instead of North and that the Paris peace could get off dead center only If Hanoi halted this since it raised question of The officials said this sented no new Allied policy requirement and that during the half of August Nixon would make decision concerning American troop beyond the he has promised to pull out by the end of The assessments and the Nixon statement showed that the States made the most generous peace arid it was now time for react with some of its These decisions were .at a lengthy conference TO BASE Afterwards Nixon traveled by helicopter and jeep under heavy escort a 1st Infantry base nine mitres from Saigon to talk with American Nixon accompanied the President here and she visited wounded ican soldiers 15 miles of an M a x i mum security was in effect for the first by an American president An Army spokesman said the security included the mile radius around Saigon within which the yiet Cong Hal in the V But ho in the Bangkok p.m. Bangkok V HIS MEANING declaration of .no to the Com-  

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