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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1968
Page
1
Citywide Arts Festival Schedule At the Special Events Plaza
April 29 events fill the east of Bell Pavilion with screenings, theater, concerts, and exhibits. Incarnate Word High School shows cue the day alongside Houston Baptist College Choir at the Arena and Project Y Theater. Coca-Cola Pavilion hosts Sid and Marty Krofft Kaleidoscope, Golden Garter shows, and Les Poupees de Paris. Various pavilions list times from morning to late night with film programs, art exhibits, and live performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Incarnate Word High School
Bell Pavillon
Project Y
Houston Baptist College Choir
Convention Center
Begina
Incarnate Word College
Anly Williams
Fetec Nern
the Osmond Brothers
Mary Anne
Yolanda Sandoval
Rey Naas
Strawberry Alphabet
Alive, Inc
Alive
Coca-Cola Pavilion
Sid
Marty Krofft
King Automai
Laterna Magika
Les Poupees de Paris
Marly Kroilits
Ns Voladores
Meghcan Pavilion
Luke
Bar
Alamo City
Playboys
George Mathiow
Air France
Tesmos de Espana
Simu
Reader questions on dachshund paraplegia and writers aid
An inquiry details a dachshund with a slipped disc losing use of hind legs and asks about a paraplegic cart. It notes veterinaries can order such devices and mentions publication interest. The page also references a songwriter and a gardener story continuing on page 7.
Masked Gunman Robs Enco Station in Los Angeles
A robber wearing a stockings mask took 250 dollars at gunpoint early Monday from the Enco Service Station at 7163 San Pedro in Los Angeles. Night manager James Daubenmire, 22, said the tall youth spoke in a high pitched voice and showed a .22 revolver. He was made to enter the men’s room and to stay inside until the robber left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enco
San Pedro
James Daubenmire
S.W
Daubenmire
Students Tokyo clash with police in Ginza riot
About 450 left wing students slipped into large crowds to evade police and lob rocks at officers for an hour in Tokyo's Ginza. More than 2,000 riot police were dispatched to the shopping and entertainment district after protesters chanted anti Vietnam war slogans during an unauthorized demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOKYO
Ginza
Push Into A Shau Valley in Vietnam War Drive
UPI reports U S troops advanced through the A Shau Valley against North Vietnamese forces threatening northern South Vietnam provinces. The drive, aided by helicopters, has seen light resistance so far and involved overrunning camps built by about 10,000 North Vietnamese. A military report cites 44 NVA killed in a recent gunfight with five U S wounded. US jets conducted 106 bombing missions against southern supply lines, while B 52s bombed guerrilla routes heading toward Hue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
UPI
U.S
A Shau
South Vietnam
Army
1St Air Cavalry Division
Gis
North Vietnam
Panhanile
Hue
King Olav Visits San Antonio at HemisFair
King Olav V of Norway toured HemisFair San Antonio with Gov. Connally, touring the Ceremonial Plaza International Sector U.S. Pavilion and Institute of Texan Cultures. He greeted crowds with waves and smiles during a two hour stop on the U.S. tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Olav V
Norway
San Antono
HemisFair
Gov. Connally
Fair
U.S
Institute of Tesan Cultures
Exibts
San Antonio
Los Angeles
United States
Tohmson
North Vietnam Union Urges Global Boycott Action
Hanoi reports the North Vietnam trade union federation urging workers across five continents to boycott the production transport loading and handling of American weapons and war equipment for Vietnam in a May Day appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agente Evanets Presse
Hanoi
North Vietnamese Trade Union Federation Today
Vietnam
War clashes and forecasts color Vietnam dispatches today
American air power routed attackers as four Communists were killed and two GIs died in the latest fighting. South Vietnamese and U.S. troops reported 76 Communists killed with seven Americans dead and 31 wounded. A five day U.S. paratrooper push near the A Shau Valley yielded about 347 enemy deaths. Weather forecast calls for fair, warmer days with 80s highs and 60s lows. King Olav of Norway arrived at Randolph AFB to begin HemisFair duties, greeted by officials and fairgoers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Lazaro Cardenas
Mexico
Ho Chi Minh
North Vietnam
Nio
Hanoi
Anc
Johnson
Washington
Pokyo
Thej
Fogzy
Army
Jorthwest
Saigon
U.S
A Shau
Iaul
1St
Abu Bel Air Cavalry Division
Paris Transplant Attempt Ends With Critical Patient Condition
French heart transplant team led by Gerard Guiraudon faced a challenging operation on Clovis Roblain, 66, a truck driver from Stuttgart. The surgery at La Pitie Hospital experienced complications after the heart was transplanted from Micha Guppaz. Dr. Mercadier reported ongoing circulatory issues and neurological concerns, with the prognosis described as very reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Gerard Guiraudon
Maurice Mercadiur
la Pitie
Oling
Roblain
Merve
Clovis Roblain
Stuttgart
Germany
France
Ernst Epple
Kivrovichi
Nadi
Poland
Philin Blaiberg
Tican
Cape Own
Mereadier
Micchel Guppaz
Christian N. Barnard
South Africa
Johannesburg
Pilgrim Mass Said by Pontiff
A brief report notes a Pontiff presiding a pilgrim mass with emphasis on religious observance and public participation. The mention appears alongside a literary reference to Dr. Philip Blasberg and his work Borrowed Time, appearing on page 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Blasberg
Folk Singer Julie Felix Freed on Bail in Drug Case
American folk singer Julie Felix was freed on bail in London pending a later court hearing on drug charges. She faces additional charges of violating Britain's currency regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Julie Felix
Britain
Brothers and others die in Texas auto crashes
Six San Antonians killed in three crashes near Beeville Round Rock and in San Antonio. Carl and Leon Smith, 17 and 15, die near Beeville. Gordon Kreger, 19, injured. Mr and Mrs Z W Taylor, 303 Rosa, and Walter Starnes, 54, die near Round Rock. Lozano, 15, killed on West Side. Lozano’s death marks city’s 37th traffic fatality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San
Japanese Emperor Is 67 and Ninth Book Published
Tokyo AP reports Emperor Hirohito, aged 87, marked his birthday by issuing a ninth book on his favored hobby biology. In Vatican City AP notes Pope John Paul II, who began his Papacy 44 years ago, celebrated Mass at St Peter's Basilica amid reports doctors describe his health as improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Hitohito
Japan
Vatican
Jiirohito
St. Paters' Basilica
North
Maly
Today's Index Of The Daily Pages And Sections
An itemized list shows sections and page numbers such as Amusements on page 12, Around the Plaza on page 15, Bowling Pullout on pages 32 to 33, Classifieds on pages 23 to 30 and 43, Comics on pages Mi-37, Crossword on page 47, Teath Notices on page 2%, Editorial on page 36, Features on page 37, Vinancial on page 20, Gren on Bridge on page LAA, Horoscope on page 1-AA, On Borrowed Time on page 4, Society on pages 10 and 11, Sports on pages 31 to 23, Texas Trails on page 4, and TV Logs on page 38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gren
Society
Texas Trails
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San Antonians
HemisFare
Morday
Phan
Hallard
Focal
L.A
Te Hanoi
Olav
N. Viet Union
Jet
Ihe
North Vietam
U. S
King Olav
Randolph Air Force Base
Kaaren Willoch
Aft Commerce
Arne Gunney
Angin Biddle Dyke
Ale
Tex
Connally
HemisFairias
Honpi
Marshall T. Steves
HensiFair Éxecutive Committee
Nem
HomisFair
Imarch 16
California
Berkeley
Calif
Sacramento
la Pinie Hospital
Christian Cabro
Clark
Ling
Zachty
Ther
Freed
Abenlazano
N. San Iyancio
Edgar Brecher
Smith Brothers
Brothers
Highlands High School
Pirecher
Brucher
Brecher
Beeville
William BR. Hutchinson
Cleburne
Hutchinson
Krueger
Memorial Hospital
Leon
Smith
Round Rock
Taylor
Hazel
Starnes
Bessie N. Starnes
Fir
Austin
Brackenridge Hospital
Taylor Auto
Ranch Road 620
Corsicana
Lozano
N. San Gabriel
Guil- Terma Lozana
Lozana
Today's Index
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