Duchess of Windsor Prefers Life in France on Sentimental Journey
The Duchess of Windsor, in an exclusive interview from Biarritz, says she plans to live in France for more than 30 years, while continuing annual US visits. She recalls memories with the Duke, praises France, and discusses travel, fashion, and her dogs as she stays at the Du Palais hotel during a first absence since the Duke’s funeral.
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Army names first woman pharmacist in Medical Service Corps
Lt Verena A M Haynes of Seattle becomes the Army’s first woman pharmacist in the Medical Service Corps, after earlier pioneering as the first woman in the Army ROTC program at the University of Washington. She aims to attend the Medical Materiel and Servicement Course and next reports to General Hospital in Denver Colorado. Haynes says women share the obligation of service and seeks long term Army career, enjoying travel, meeting people, and outdoor activities like fishing and skiing.
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Two Bills May Delay Congress Recess This Fall
Washington (UPI) Before recessing for the Republican National Convention, Congress faces disputes over Nixon's revenue sharing plan and a nuclear arms treaty with the Soviet Union. These conflicts threaten adjournment by September as lawmakers focus on reelection campaigns amid committee bickering and intense lobbying from state and local officials.
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Subscription Rates and Arms Control Debate in Nation
Irregular newspaper text shows subscription rates for San Antonio publication and a federal funds plan. The article notes AP copyright and references Senate debates over a $9.6 million aid package and Nixon with a five year arms control agreement, including Jackson’s demand for equality in future accords and White House tension with the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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Deaths of Ana Morales and Three Men Stir City Police
Police investigate the deaths of Ana Maria Morales 19 found at Star Motel and three men with needle marks. A man in his mid 20s unknown was found in an alley on West Magnolia. Remigio Fernandez 38 of Twin Falls Idaho and Remugio Olivares 37 of 1100 South San Jacinto were found in front of a house and hospital parking lot respectively. Rulings pending.
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Ruling Expected in Death of Raul Jimenez
A ruling was pending Monday in the death of Raul Jimenez, 45, of 1227 W Laurel, who died on arrival at Green Hospital after being found in a glycol at Houston and Medina. Police reported no signs of violence.
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Wallace favorite endorses Schmitz American bid in San Antonio
Congressman Schmitz and running mate Tom Anderson campaigned in San Antonio for the American party ticket led by Wallace as a possible endorsement. Schmitz called Wallace the closest thing to an endorsement and criticized Nixon McGovern while outlining a two pronged platform on foreign policy and domestic reforms. Kent Stevens led a greeting crew promising a 7:30 p.m. meeting at the Gunter Hotel with Schmitz aiming to win the race despite not having an inside track.
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Light's Action Line Offers Home Nursing Guidance
A reader seeks advice on child seating on school buses and other questions. A San Antonio Metropolitan Health District nurse will visit homes to instruct on proper care. It notes Texas law restricting standing passengers to one per seat on school buses.
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