Jay High Girl Junior Miss Jay High School Pageant Winner
Tinda Johnson, a senior at Jotun Jay High School, won the Jay High Girl Junior Miss pageant defeating 12 contestants. She earned an $800 scholarship from Hardin Baylor College, a $250 Joske's of Texas certificate, plus a Kodak camera and film. First runner up was Mary Ann Gonzales, second Lisa Eins, third Debra Norton. Judges included Port Roche and city officials. event sponsored by the San Antonio Jaycees and Joske's of Texas.
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Tinda Johnson
Jotun Jay High School
Sa Antonio
Iss Johnson
Hardin Baylor College
Joske's
Texas
Mary Ann Gonzales
Jefferson High School
Lisa Eins
Mamo Heights
Debra Norton
Marshall
Port Roche
Lila Conkrell
Dick Miller
San Antonio
S A Man Dies In Car Crash Near Medina River
Dennis Grant Moore, 21, of 418 Ware, died in a fiery crash at 12 51 am Saturday on U S 281 north of the city. His car left the northbound lane, plunged into a 100 foot embankment beside the Medina River and exploded. He was the citys 1281st traffic fatality this year, with the river bridge marking the city limit.
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Tne
Dennis Grant Moore
Ware
Moore
Alto
U.S
Medina River
Fire injures 1 in Los Angeles area dwelling blaze
Two separate Saturday morning fires left a 70 year old woman injured and caused about 10 041 in damages. Genie Goza suffered first degree burns when a cigarette ignited carpeting at 8322 Jones Maltsberger around 6 a.m. She was listed in fair condition at Bexar County Hospital. District Fire Chief Joseph Sifuentes estimated apartment and contents damages at about 4 000.
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Genie Goza
Jones Maltsberger
Bexar County Hospital
Joseph Sifuentes
First Choral Treat by San Antonio Mastersingers
The San Antonio Symphony Mastersingers opened their choral series Saturday at Incarnate Word Auditorium under conductor Roger Melone. Music by three contemporary composers utilized varying chorus and orchestra textures with mixed results as the program began.
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Nan Clauset
San Antonio Symphony
Incarnate Word Auditorium
Roger Melone
TV Sweepstakes Cash Draws Readers For Light Readers
The Light runs a daily sweepstakes offering 1560 weekly in denominations of 10 25 50 and 100. Winners include Mrs Blake Rothman and Mrs Tom Pruett who matched Sleepstakes numbers from TV Channels Magazine cover with Winning figures. Aimed to help with Christmas shopping, rules are printed in TV Channels along with South Texas viewing guide. Music and opera reviews follow with Stravinskys Dumbarton Oaks Concerto in E flat and a world premiere Confideo by Anthony Cius. The Weill opera Down in the Valley closes the program with mixed reception and is set for a repeat at Incarnate Word Auditorium.
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Light
Blake Rothman
Anton
Tom Pruett
Pleasanton
TV Channels
South Texas
Stravinsky
Dumbarton Oaks
Racho
Melone
Anthony Cius
Bartak
Irina Taute
Jan Haney
China and Soviet tensions shape editor’s China tour
The editor notes back-to-back visits in Moscow and Peking reveal stark contrasts in attitude toward foreigners, with Chinese officials more open and eager to engage. Meetings with top editors, foreign ministry leaders, and the Sino Soviet boundary negotiators surface fears of Soviet world dominance, ongoing border tensions, and debates within Maoist doctrine about modernization versus perpetual revolution. The tour includes a stay at the US Liaison Office with Ambassador Bruce and Evangeline, a visit to a large collective farm, and sightseeing at the Forbidden City, Great Wall, and Ming Tombs, ending with a cautious view that a week cannot make one an expert on China.
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Joe Kingsbury Smith
Moscow
Peking
Canton
Gobi Desert
Russia
China
Ma Yu-Chen
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Wang
David Bruce
Evangeline Vangie
Washington Embassy Row
The
Bruces
Peng Hua
Foreign Ministry
Wang Chen
Chu Mu Chian
Chinese Communist Party, Central Committee
Ring Body
Chu S
Yu Chan
Soviet Union
Mao Use-Tung
United States
Japan
Vietnam
Mao
Moscowo
Taiwan
Chiang Sai-Shek
Chiang
Man
Chou En-Lai
Washington
Joe
Lenin
Forbidden City
Great Wall
Ming Tombs
Leningrad
Jef
Latin America
Middle East
Asia
India
Peering at Peking reveals praise for Mao era in China
The writer visits Canton and Peking observing apparent contentment under Mao. He notes improved agriculture, literacy decline, social stability, and limited personal freedom. He admires some capitalist sparks but criticizes lack of freedom, mass mobilization for farms, and caste-like uniformity.
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Linda Johnson
S.A. Man
L.A
San Antonio Jaycees
Art Settles
Jaycees
North Star
Wonderland
Down In the Valley
Kurt Weill
Linda Muldoon
Teads
Mark Luitisen
Louis Bolto
Maureen Halligan
Becker
Salvation Army
James H. Smith
Maj
Neal Keetan
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