Grand Music Hall opens six day Israel show at HemisFair
The Grand Music Hall of Israel begins a six day eight performance run at HemisFair Theater in the Performing Arts series at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday with matinees at 3 p.m. April 20 and 21. The program features Geula Gill, the Rich Willows, the Carmelim, and the Karmon Histadruth Ballet. Jonathan Karmon directs a 60 member troupe, fresh from Europe and major U.S. cities, with a backstory of wartime service and postwar reunions in Paris.
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Jonathon Karmon
Paris
Tindall Pontiac Shows Off 1968 GTO Car of the Year
The GEO car of the year title goes to the 1968 model, with Tindall Pontiac featuring a wide stock of GTOs in all colors and equipment. Priced from 2695 dollars, the dealer invites customers to visit 2915 San Pedro for a chance to own the award winner.
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Indians Confederacy and San Pedro Playhouse Cast Plans
The article recalls the original Six Nations Confederacy comprising Mohawks Senecas Cayugas Onondagas and Oneidas and notes early 18th century Irish musical influences. It announces auditions for a San Antonio Little Theatre production of Lock Up Your Daughters to be held 8 1 am Tuesday and Wednesday at San Pedro Playhouse with a July 4 opening. The cast lists 15 men and 5 women including two soprano leads a contralto five tenors and two baritones.
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Kelly Air Force Base workers vote on union representation
Civilians at Kelly Air Force Base will vote Wednesday on which union will represent them. The International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers and the American Federation of Government Employees AFL-CIO compete to represent the base staff. Voting runs from 4 a.m. to 8 p.m.
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Youth Stabbed. Suspect Jailed in San Antonio Incident
A 17 year old San Antonio youth, Danny Sawyer of 1606 W Mistletoe, was in poor condition at Robert B Green Hospital Tuesday with a stab wound in the back. Police jailed a 22 year old man as a suspect after Sawyer, an employee at a buffet in Central Park Mall, was stabbed during a quarrel.
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Gubernatorial Candidates Debate Broad Policy Range in Texas
Democratic and Republican hopefuls in Texas outline issues from better education for police to higher teacher pay and wildlife protection. Ed Whittenburg pushes integrity in government amid calls for more decisive leadership. Preston Smith vows wildlife and forest protections while opponents criticize foreign aid and costly programs. Civil disorder protection is raised by Waggoner Carr, as Dolph Briscoe campaigns in West Texas.
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Bands to Perform Spring Concert At Lee High School
The Robert E. Lee High School Dixie and Volunteer bands present a spring concert at 7:45 p.m. Thursday in the school auditorium. The Dixie band performs pieces that earned two first division honors at the University Interscholastic League and will feature a barbecue supper fundraiser for Boysville residents. The Volunteer band, sponsored by two clubs, has won top honors for six consecutive years and will perform the contest numbers plus several Broadway tunes. Guest soloist Harlan Remy, speaker for the support state, is associated with St Mary’s University and studied at Manhattan School of Music.
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School of Music
New York
Vietnamese driver foiled in bid to steal Army computer truck
In Saigon a Vietnamese driver tried to steal a truck loaded with more than 600000 in small U S Army computers valued at 38600 each used for artillery aiming. The driver escaped but police recovered 16 computers. $200 in spare parts missing. U S officials said Viet Cong could not have used the equipment due to limited North Vietnamese artillery and training. The attempt occurred Friday morning when no military police escort was present.
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Burglars Raid Las Palmas Elemental School
Police reported Tuesday burglars entered Las Palmas Elemental School at 15 Las Palmas and stole television sets educational film strips and a duplicating machine valued at 1215 dollars.
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