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   Valley Morning Star (Newspaper) - October 2, 1971, Harlingen, Texas                               Brownsville 21 Weslaco 20 San Benifo 17 Los 20 La Feria La Joya 6 Rio Hondo 7 Port Isabel 47 Rosa 26 0 St Joseph 13 The less In- with private pursuits the better for the general prosperity Martin Van Buren VALLEY MORNING STAR Your Freedom Newspaper Year No 93 lOc Dolly Sunday October 1971 Copyright Freedom Dial GA S Vietnam Commander Says Communist Drive Broken SAIGON Vietnamese commander said I Vietnamese troops surrounded a frontier American artillery base and from jungle coyer 400 away pounded it with backstops supporting a long allied drive to block a Communist offensive at the think we've broken the GAS BLAST DAMAGE Shown here in this photo is debris scattered in front of a building complex destroyed in a gas explosion in Port late Wednesday About 30 people injured in the of at least 12 were hospitalized Tax Money Grant Asked To Finance Complication Of Weslaco School Operation hack of the Communist of 1 Speaking for the Colegio application reside in a press conference Lt Gen Nguyen Xuan The con-iFriday afternoon Guadalupe do School lie afternoon at the Colegio Tinh commander of r o v e r s i a 1 Jacinto Saavedra said of the listed on the application as the was one of several told DPI Of Mercedes has applied board and administration at- agency contact person a walkout at dent J Bradaick nearly in Guadalupe uf San High School March Sheltering an jn Desegregating expected it It will be Juan as financial in support of demands number of Americans School District a good of the made to the school board bv Otto superintendent De Saavedra said his De Saavedra identified others of issued expects to be who with him wrote the statement Friday saying it between Oct as Daniel the decision of the the funds to establish Samuel Lucila school board and involvement Irene Samuel to fight the application ijn support of desegregation of and the ad- It is beyond imagination that system ministration of Jacinto government prior to government agency would De a graduate Narciso Aleman all of presidential election approve a request uf this nature of High said De Saavedra and The U.S command said from those he said he and others preparing the Aleman were among those has been killed and border and 78 miles northwest of in a region j with an estimated three Vietnamese divisions embarked on a campaign regarded as an attempt to embarrass the City To Take Control Of San Benito Library SAX BENITO Control of the is expected to pass to the city commission next week two ordinances are put before that body for its approval Werner Announces Intent To Run and The ordinances would set Imt would not be allowed two separate boards to obligate the city The proposed Ordinance create a Public Library j Board composed of nine i pointed members and three ex- Currently operated by a members the mavor library operations create a library within the administration department I American 32 others have been at Pace since the allied campaign i began last Saturday The I campaign has been marked by some of the heaviest fighting of trie war the allied drive was regarded as favorable to let U S forces withdraw on schedule from the Katum Firebase 15 east of Pace They took with them two howitzers and guns with respective ranges of 20 and 14 miles would have liked the guns to stay We have no heavy but I understand that the Americans cannot stay here Tinh said A South To Page 2 Longshoremen Continue Work During Talks In Some Gulf Ports merican Youth A junior never He has been since Alcman and student the council 1 is in the a e in connection application arned to it so far he e and Mrs Irene composed of delegates from A various civic groups which contribute to the the library has been the subject of considerable debate in City Commissioner years A group of Werner announced Friday by the Rev Ken will be a candidate for pressed the city commission g for election in the December city j to take complete responsibility election the library on the who was first elected i that it already pays the major i to the commission in said portion of costs and would be his decision is based on a better position lo attract j urging of many friends aid supporters and the fact that on As for adoption Oct i term as a commissioner and Ordinance would intense of city library department in the city ihas made hiin authorize the of what needs to take over all books and presently on My supporters are establish a aware thai I will run as a board of trustees to be with no b-v ihc lor commitments to any Appointed for dividual or he said term the in toe 1 will continue fg a manager and city attorney The library board would responsible for policies and proposing the approving yetting rules and I regulations for the using accepting and providing the city commission with a monthly on Mail Hit By Strike Brownsville two-year International midnight Association have contract Thursday said This the railroads would Mexican oi the Rev Krueger of attorney Gerald Abrams of associated with the Workers Organisation and Brother John director of the Newman Center at Pan College j De Saavedra said group ihad not consulted with the school board or ad- ministration and was not prised that school officials plan to resist the assistance He said taken Monday in Galveston traffic into Pon Brownsville to ily joined a West and put local longshoremen from tying up rail cars work issued from Gulf against a record as opposing a strike in with cargoes that cannot be light of the present for marine shipment Ordinance the removal of v ere including parents in New York I LA price Should the strike be honored early Friday morning i It is felt by local and cargo shipments ja j Don Lagervall president embers that contracted i m i n i s h he no local of during the District i ordered out work gangs would not have the same be off However loading after the wage and no to the unloading operations at in curbs are lifted Nov 1.1 would be on the East and Lagervall said he pon work that started Friday not yet received h Bob Ostos operations director morning and the lo stop work Dix Shipping Co at Port strike on the added that until that Brownsville said he was see them C 1 o c a I period last month a Sept 10 deadline was just an instrument in writing the Due strike no new personnel he T in hired until the weslaco asked colocio to do ork stoppage his opinion the the best educational West the U.S Postal comes local crews will u jfi of T Service Friday issued an em- on the job Vork pn om on stand up lo New of JIM WERNER or abandoned that declaring it a Loop -US and Ordinance the city to worth of obligation to Kd be bargo on all International Mail no official notice ind parcel post except work Canada and Mexico which will we will until I be taken care of as usual Qf a Chicano Mexicano n 1 want to et official i Ostos said don t to vote for projects that are good for all the citizens ofi Werner emphasized that if he is he will approach all matters exactly as he has in the past j am afraid I must reject the o n an individual he said will continue to seek the advice of a broad section of all coast remains vest people in considering matters coming before the A front from eastern Werner said be New Mexico was to Jo be a middle of the reader drift into the Texas panhandle Drier Air In Sight Tbe United Stales Weather Bureau reports lhat winds aloft vlll be variable but drier over the Valley for the next few as on words into Don Mail of all classes for Lagervall added that if chemicals he if that's Virgin Islands comes during Carbide and way they and that is Zone Guam and Trust day his work will district leases way voted in I Territories will be air lifted and on the job at least until quitting he but a then I'm of j is therefore accepted time tonight would affect general proposed improvements i also said Houston and and halt of U said there is no way a for all so far defied wheat the tell what proposal all will not a nationwide call lo slop at Port Brownsville but he added that arc would halt all cargo Ore and general of il all mail dling operations at American from by Div Shipping has suggestion to aru routing ports also be pretty well cleared the in application The ILA honored for public on such mailings will authorization and funds under the ss as Ihc strike have put up picket signs j's and the Longshoremen Local Turn To Page 2 work 3 striking when their those at the news conference the news of the desegregation plan Northside residents in i the hopes to the h and 2 conservative on fiscal j mailers person who does j an honest day's work deserves ja fair he said j The commissioner told newsmen he still hopes to some way lo provide wholesome recreational for of particularly lie expressed strong the activities of in Jhe Chamber the i ihc and leading I financial for I work Jhe dtv and be In Central Texas S o a d a y or ex Vallry SOT day by no In Five Family Member Sentenced By Court Brownsville Youth Dies In Road Mishap A of 77 Al Paso identified as Bwh mm are residents of IS L was Civen and was i mishan i on only as Madison killed in a here JR forecast calls for skies with warm Sunday Winds are tn from S In Jn Jt at over the area range from Jo SI war the Tfl In and In SI in Ihr J u d 2 U- S prison of six five and indictment e five A brother-in-law of jhe and and charring in he mishap Mrs Magi Officers out of Ae truck to part of a off was struck by driven tn Mrs Mrs Magce was unable to hr until she reached and De said the approach to so to to be officials learned of the Trevino Thursday afternoon w h c n superintendent a questionnaire from the and Agency concerning ii He contacting seven board members and when they were all released his which he To Pare 2 Index 103 ng pounds Ruben and Me had Valley Traffic Death Toll 94 Item 50 he longest same severed in f on a 10 years on four lion hy i ricy were on In lo av sbc was in pickup had the The 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