College Faces Picket Over Mexican American Studies Demand
About 75 students picketed Our Lady of the Lake College demanding a Mexican American studies program. Officials said four of five demands were agreed, with the fifth deemed impossible. The group seeks $45,000 to start the program by August 20 and a student committee to liaise with administration.
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L A Man Burned Painting Kitchen Fire Injures Man
A San Antonio man, Fred Casanova Jr , 24 30 Hicks, was burned over the neck face and forearms when paint fumes ignited by a water heater pilot caused his clothing to catch fire while painting his kitchen. Neighbors helped extinguish flames and he was listed in fair condition at Baptist Hospital Tuesday.
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Fred Casanova Jr
Hicks
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Nixon Reemerges In 1960 VP Spotlight After Stassen Push
A fragmented political scene shows Spiro Agnew and Richard Nixon linked to a late 1950s debate over vice presidential choice. Stassen’s challenge briefly gathered momentum before Nixon secured renomination, with analysts noting the strategic speech behind the bid and party dynamics shaping the GOP ticket.
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Dunip
Nixon
Stassen
Students Quit Drive Stirs Unrest in Countdown 72
In Austin, upholders of Countdown 72 quit claiming the nonpartisan voter drive has been steered toward antiwar and Nixon defeat aims. Leaders cite Rep. Paul McCloskey and Allard Lowenstein as controlling influences while warning the movement could lose momentum redirection toward peace delegates. Over 200 lakes near Grand Mesa, Colorado, are noted in the report.
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James Allison
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New York
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Colorado
Grand Mesa
Tear
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Mailbox Fire Destroys Contents Near Harlandale Substation
A fire lit in a mailbox in the 6300 block of Flores destroyed most contents around 10 25 on Monday. A patrolman spotted smoke and alerted firefighters at the Harlandale substation. Postal inspectors say most items in the box were reduced to ashes.
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Harlandale
Israeli Patrol Battles Guerrillas Near Rafah. No Israeli Casualties
United Press International reports an Israeli patrol near Rafah clashed with three Arab guerrillas. Spokesmen said the guerrillas were on a wanted list, killed in the ongoing large scale anti guerrilla operations in the Gaza Strip, with no Israeli casualties. The piece also covers Cairo and Al Ahram reporting on regional crisis talks and a Cairo Saudi mediated formula to resolve tensions, including Jordanian sovereignty and Palestinian guerrilla dynamics.
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Sinai Peninsula
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Egypt
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Jordan
Hussein
Meir Reflects on Power and Retirement Ambitions
In a BBC interview, Golda Meir discusses potential retirement after a second term in 1973. She recalls her rise from labor minister after World War I, explains why she resisted personal eulogies for her death, and downplays her role in Israel's founding, attributing progress to collective struggle.
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UPI
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Anne Ae
Meir
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BBC
Pallarama
Israel
Alan Hart
Britain
Palestine
David Benl
Gurion
Matt
Tom Jones Denies Assault by Miami Boxer in Madison
UPI reports singer Tom Jones denies assaulting a Miami boxer who claims he was beaten after trying to enter Jones room at a Madison hotel. The boxer, represented by Michael Mayer, seeks 160000 in a civil suit filed after a Wisconsin engagement.
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Toves
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L A Safety Council Chooses Leader In San Antonio Chapter
Martin D. Fisher Jr., senior vice president of United Services Automobile Association, named president of the Greater San Antonio Safety Council. New officers include George Fleet and Ray Wangler as vice presidents, Mrs. Forrest M. Smith Jr. as secretary, Kim Sheeler as treasurer, with a slate of directors led by G Robert Alderman. Retiring president Ed Tamat honored for 1965 leadership, while Chicago regional director Peter G. Barkley urged stronger public safety engagement to reduce traffic deaths.
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Martin D. Fisher Jr
United Services Automobile Association
Yesiday
Greater
Byron King
William King
Dave Koch
Larry Lyons
Don Paeglaw
Wilton Shaw
van Smith
Milton S. Thompson
Roger Walton
George Wrolen
Ed Tamat
Fishel
Lamm
Council
Greater San Antonio
Barkley
Skin Itch Relief Promoted by Specialists
An advertisement touts QBINOL and RESINOL as effective treatments for skin itch and irritation. It promotes a standard medical approach with active ingredients prescribed by specialists and claims rapid relief from surface eruptions and discomfort. The copy resembles a mid century pharmacy promo emphasizing reliability and availability at drug stores.
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Seraich
Jane
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