Connally backs Lockheed loan amid defense crisis
Treasury Secretary Connally told Congress the government might need to provide up to 250 million dollars to sustain Lockheed as the defense contractor faces bank loans and potential receivership. He signaled uncertain final authorization while noting banks and the Nixon administration seek guarantees to protect 25 billion in investments, 30,000 jobs, and the Tristar project.
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Indian Ministry Staff 'Almost interned'
The Indian Foreign Ministry said Pakistani steps likely reflect reallocation as both nations withdraw diplomatic staff. India imposed restrictions on Pakistan diplomats and families, citing a recent search and travel ban for the wife of a high official. The two countries began mutual withdrawal of diplomats and staff from the other, with no clear end date.
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Mrs Dial to Receive Award at St Marys
Mrs Dial will be honored at St Marys University for years of work in international relations. The event, part of the Relations Award program, will be held in Moody Hall on campus. She organized the San Antonio Council of International Relations and serves as its secretary, and holds a role with the General Federation of Women's Clubs.
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Local Chamber Leader Attends U.S. Chamber Meeting
Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce President Frank A. Bennack Jr. attends the annual U.S. Chamber of Commerce meeting. He meets with Speaker Dan Atherton and Rep. Lloyd Bentsen, chats with Rep. Karen, and dines with Texas congressional figures during the event.
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Miniquakes Shake Sierra Nevada Around Lake Tahoe
Seismologists report several sharp quakes in the high Sierra near Lake Tahoe late Monday night. The largest is estimated at magnitude 4.25 by Dr. Alay Ryall of the University of Nevada, with multiple aftershocks occurring in the following hours and reports of minor equipment repairs after dawn.
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UT Austin Professor Quits Over Administration Clash
Dr. flamnd Koch resigns from the University of Texas at Austin claiming President Bryce Jordan’s rude handling of his recommendations and the Comparative Studies program. He accuses the admin of emascidation and predicts a long, leaderless period for the area.
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Robert Wagner Wiles for Divorce Amid Storm Path
Robert Wagner Wiles seeks divorce as a violent storm and flooding menace loom. The filing against Wanda Marshall follows their 41 year marriage and involves their 6 year old daughter Katherine. Philippine officials report missing Filipinas and the storm bears down 250 miles northeast of Saigon with potential typhoon strength.
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Harlandale Eyes Four Quarter School System Changes
Harlandale Independent School District officials, led by Superintendent Carlie Smith, approved a study to restructure into a four quarter school system to replace the current three-sit setup. The plan includes expanded vocational education, moving typing to the tenth grade, and hiring a trades and industry supervisor plus a job placement service. The board also approved a handicapped swimming program and improvements to Harlandale facilities.
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Rogers Opens Talks With SEATO Allies in London Visit
Secretary of State Rogers arrives from Washington for SEATO talks in London marking the start of a two week tour focusing on Southeast Asia and relations with China. He signals no early decisions on Vietnam withdrawal and aims to pursue Middle East diplomacy including a possible reopening of the Suez Canal pending Israel approval.
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McAllister Honored By Trustees
Mayar McAllister honored by City Public Service Board trustees for service as ex officio mayor. Trustees noted March weather raising electric revenues over forecasts while gas revenue fell sharply. General Manager C W Sommers cited total revenues of 6.1 million for the month, with April forecast up to two percent above the $5.73 million forecast.
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Scholarship Named After S A Casualty Remembered at TSU
The S A Casualty Scholarship honors Terry Michael Reed a TSU alumnus who died in Vietnam as a UH-1 helicopter air crew member. Captain Reed trained at Randolph and flew supply missions from Chuck Air Base to Vietnam before his aircraft was downed by ground fire. The memorial fund, begun by Captain Lowe and Lt Joseph Lowe, totals $5,000 and will be awarded annually to a member of the USAF ROTC unit at Eastexas State University. Reed graduated TSU in 1987 and received a reserve commission before his fatal mission.
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Israel and United States clash over ceasefire and withdrawal
United Press reports Premier and cabinet ministers signaled a softer line on Israel's peace aims as Foreign Secretary Rogers pushes for a limited ceasefire and possible negotiations. Cairo and Jerusalem outline conditions while canal tensions and border issues threaten a broader shift in Western stance.
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