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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1973
Page
9
Twelve men were cited for the greatest service to mankind during the preceding year and received Nobel Prizes today in Stockholm. Two recipients were absent. Henry A. Kissinger was noted among the attendees.
Thomas Byrne in Oslo accepts his share of the Peace Prize after a NATO meeting in Brussels as Le Duc Tho declines, saying the Vietnam war is unfinished. Kissinger prepared remarks praise ending the conflict while protests march past Oslo University festival hall in a tense scene.
The Nobel committee awarded the Peace Prize to Kissinger and Tho amid Norwegian protests that led to two resignations. Kissinger pledged his share of the 1160000 kronor prize to a scholarship for children of fallen American servicemen. Swedens King Carl XVI Gustaf presided ceremonies in Stockholm, while the Oslo ceremony honored the Peace Prize.
The Associated Press reports a high pressure system over the central Rocky Mountains bringing cold dry air across Texas. Clouds persist in the southern tip where some precipitation was noted. Forecasters expect skies to clear and temperatures to remain chilly through Tuesday with seasonal warmth possible later.
Eugene William Huisaar 49 of 1510 Whisper Mass died by carbon monoxide poisoning ruled suicide by deputy coroner Dr. Wallace Maine. He was president of Digital Map Corp and was found in a car in the business parking lot at 121N8 Radium with the exhaust pipe extending into the rear window.
San Antonio police faced a flood of calls Sunday after a TV report claimed officers were compiling a list of area service stations open on Sunday. The plan to aid stranded motorists was canceled by a higher office, who believed the service was beyond duty.
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