Violinist Juhi Corigliani Opens San Antonio Symphony Night
Juhi Corigliani returns for his annual solo with the San Antonio Symphony performing Saint-Saëns Concerto No. 3 in B minor. The program blends lyrical virtuosity with technical challenge, highlighting a strong Mahler-like second half and a lively Caprice and Danny Boy encore. Maestro Alessandra led a top-notch orchestra. the audience enjoyed a spirited but concise evening.
Rally backs President Nixon amid impeachment talk at Alamo
A Saturday rally before the Alamo featured speakers including Rabed Bone and Grege Ripps defending President Nixon. Supporters urged him to serve out his term and decried impeachment as damaging, while critics warned of constitutional danger.
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Ino Alamo
Robert Bone
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Alamo
Rabed Bone
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Grege Ripps
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Ad Five
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Briscoe Eyes Quick Texas Special Session
Informed sources say Governor Briscoe will call a special Texas Legislature session starting December 17 or 27. It would last no more than three days and focus on energy issues and lowering the state speed limit to 55 mph. No school financing or other major items would be considered.
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London
de Renstan
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Far East
British Empire
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China
Chairman Mao
Christmas Party for San Antonio Children Brightens Holiday
The USO hosted a shipboard style Christmas party for 92 children from local homes. Sponsors from Gulf Mart and Kentucky Fried Chicken funded gifts and food while Bongo Joe entertained with drums and the Santa Claus distribution filled the ballroom with cheer.
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Mexican Baptist
St. Peter's
St. Joseph's
United Service Organization
Lopo Bone
San Antony
USO
Alamo
Hailey C. Cunk Jr
Marvin C. Beck
Bongo Joe
Dickie Windham
Hoe-Hollo Santa Claus
Hasheen
Jack Lambert
Gulf Mart
Juan
Juanita
Roberto
Rachel
Tony
Teresa
Belinda
Harbara
Santa
Bonga Ine
Crockett
San Antonio
Grandma's
San Antono
Editor's London Trip Reflects on Cold War Fronts
The editor recounts a London stopover and observations from the UK and Europe. He contrasts imperial travel times, notes Western views on the Soviet threat, and cites Maoist China, American foreign policy, and the 1956 Suez crisis views shaping oil politics and Arab-Israeli tensions amid U.S. restraint.
Whipping Boy Role in Middle East Crisis Debate
The text argues that Britain and France blamed for Anglo French actions in Egypt face criticism for aggression while the United States seeks U N backed measures. It cites a U S sponsored Security Council resolution, a General Assembly debate guiding a cease fire, and Western dependence on U S leadership across Europe Asia and the Middle East.
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China
United States
Europe
Israel
Ike
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Aswan
Epyort
Nasser
Dulles
Suez Canal Co
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France
Snex Canal
Egypt
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Canal
Sima
General Assembly
Canal Zone
Ske
London
Pompidou
Charles de Gaulle
NATO
Asia
Uncle Sam
Korea
Middle East
United Stabes
Olls
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