HemisFair TV coverage set with stars and world travelers
NBC plans two hour HemisFair show with Hugh Downs filming May 8 and Garagiola May 9. Al Morgan and crew visit May 1. Gov. Lonnaily expected to appear. Exhibits include Alexander Girard magic and People. Two speakers scheduled: Dr Harry Hermon on drugs and Boris Davydov on youth in the USSR. London travelers Geather and Hogg arrive with a $7,400 Land Rover aiming to Buenos Aires then on to Asia. HemisFair Marine Corps platoon forming with Ben Barnes to speak. Medal of Honor recipient Jimmy Howard to attend.
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Army Reserve Week Proclaimed Celebrating 60th Anniversary
The article notes Army Reserve Week proclaimed in San Antonio from April 21 to 27. Authorities urge citizens to observe the occasion with appreciation for the Army Reserve’s six decades of service and dedication to peace.
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Lanier Group Plans Protest Over School Demands at Guadalupe Church
About 700 students and adults gathered at Guadalupe Church to hear a response to San Antonio ISD demands. Oscar Miller met with students and teachers, while community leaders urged moderation and praised nine of twelve concessions. The crowd celebrated what they called a victory for all and urged continued dialogue.
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Battle over steering committees stalls school plans
A tense meeting saw leaders clash over open forums and curriculum changes as the steering committee pressed to advance plans while students urged expanded courses in Spanish and computer subjects. Officials and parents traded accusations as tensions centered on funding, leadership, and the role of administrators in next year’s program.
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Migrant Youth Education Reforms Draw Texas and Colorado Visitors
Educational leaders from California and Colorado study Donna migrant program as Hart and Rio Grande Valley observers report on efforts to end de facto segregation. Supt Fowler and district board back reforms to provide nine months of schooling for migrant children, reduce age gaps, and move away from separate migrant buildings, amid mixed results across South Texas programs.
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Migrant student program helps unity and achievement
Donna reports a migrant education plan placing students with regular peers in junior high activities. The program emphasizes belonging, two daily core subjects, and selective options such as typing and art. It measures progress by readiness for regular classes, advancing students as they master reading and core skills.
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Nationwide Bell strike looms threatens dial telephony
Nationwide walkout by Communications Workers of America against Bell System aims to begin at 3 pm EST. Officials say service could slow, with picket lines planned in multiple states and Western Electric installers joining the strike. Management braces to keep calls flowing, relying on Dial and DDD networks and small switchboards if needed.
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Scouts Plan Big Camporee at Stinson Field
Boy Scout camporee in Tejas district set for this weekend at Stinson Field Homes area. Event features 360 area scouts from Bexar and Atascosa counties with dress and pageantry ceremonial camp fire Saturday evening. Public invited.
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