Four new L A City Council members sworn in
The last four members of the new Los Angeles City Council were sworn in at separate City Hall ceremonies. Alfred Beckmann and Clifford Morton of the Good Government League took the oath Friday morning, followed by independents Glenn Lacy and Lea Mendoza in a larger ceremony. They urged unity and non-partisanship as the nine elected council members prepare to take office May 1. Becker urged cooperation with the independents and warned of ongoing problems from health to unemployment. Morton’s swing vote remains pivotal for a GGL majority and a possible mayoral choice. Becker expressed confidence he can gain solid support. Acting City Manager San Granata scheduled an early briefing for the incoming council.
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Sharon Watkins
New
Good Government League
Alfred Beckmann
Clifford Morton
Glenn Lacy
Lea Mendoza
Charles Becker
Alvin Padilla
Lacy
Mendoza
Becker
GGL
Morton
Lila Cockrell
Jose
San Martin
San Granata
Justice Invited by PLEE to Rally with State Leaders
The People's Lobby for Equal Education invites Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall to speak at an Austin rally May 2 alongside Lt. Gov. Hobby and Speaker Price Daniel Jr. State Sen. Mauzy and Rep. Kubiak confirm plans, with Gov. Briscoe hoping to attend. Ed rallies assemble at 9 a.m. at the Convention Center parking lot. parades start at 10 a.m. A San Antonio grocer, Eloy Centeno, will charter buses to shuttle residents to Austin.
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Frank Trejo
People’s Lobby For Equal Education
PLEE
Texas
Supreme Court
Thurgood Marshall
Austin
Joe Bernal
Marshal
Rodriguez
U.S. Justice
BH Hobby
Texas House
Price Daniel Jr
Bernal
South
Oscar Mauzy
Dallas
Senate Education Committee
Dan Kubiak
Rockwell
Eloy Centeno
San Antonio
POWs rally country says Solon
U S Rep Edward Hebert of Louisiana told 809 noncommissioned officers in San Antonio that Vietnam prisoners of war are the rallying point of a polarized nation. He praised POWs, denounced antiwar visitors to Hanoi, and urged support for the president and government. James C Duncan was elected president of the 115000 member association.
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Jan Jarboe
U.S
Edward Hebert
B-La
Vietnam
la Villita
Hebert
San Antonio
Lth
L. Mendel Rivers
The
Non-commissioned Officers Association
Hanoi
Atty
Raimsey Clark
Jane Fonda
Washington
United States
James C. Duncan
Noncommissioned Officers Association
Ballet concert at Brackenridge Park features Giselle and Swan Lake
The San Antonio Wallet Company presents two free open air concerts at Brackenridge Park. The program includes act two of Giselle and highlights from Swan Lake along with contemporary ballets.
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San Antonio Wallet Company
Brackenridge Park
AACOG Pushes for Rural Development and Funding
AACOG RC&D committee backs a new resolution urging the federal administration to restore full funding and provide an orderly transition for rural development programs. The measure cites shortfalls in soil and water conservation housing sewer services and manpower and seeks READ Act 1972 funding and state land use authority proposals.
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Doris Wright
Alamo Area
Aacog Executive Committee
Nixon
Gov
Briscoe
AACOG
Secretary of Agriculture
Alfredo Cervera
Rc&d
AACOC
Three “Ay
Cervera
Gatti Endorses Becker in San Antonio Mayor Drive
Retiring Mayor Gatti backs independent Councilman Charles Becker as a potential mayoral candidate. Gatti says Becker should be elected at large, while stressing endorsement does not imply active support or a guarantee of the Mayoral selection amid a council with several independents and GGL members.
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San Antonio
Charles Becker
Gatti
Fiatti
Govt
Government League
Becker
Tate
GGL
Roy Barrera
Lila Cockrell
Jose San Martin
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Alfred Beekmann
Inselmann
Leo Mendoza
Justice
Louisiana
House
Armed Services
la Willitassembly Hall
James O. Duncan
International McOa
Solon
Corvera
HemisFair Plaza
Chordsmen
Chordsmen Chorus
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