Social Security Bucks Winners Framed in The Light Contest
The San Antonio Light runs a Lucky Bucks Social Security game with daily serial numbers and a 9 p.m. December 13 1963 deadline. Winners include Joe Norvell Zorn Mary Diane and two housewives Martina Carrizales and Florence Jacobs who each won ten dollars with others like 13 year old Carl Vohl and Lenora Nentwich claiming prizes. rules require a dollar bill and number submission by mail or telephone with prizes bound for in town or out of town winners who must report by telephone and mail their cards for verification.
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Joe Norvell
Zorn
Mary Diane
Martina Carrizales
Humboldt
Florence L. Jacobs
Ada
Jacobs
Mark Twain
Carl Vohl
Lenora Nentwich
Rt. 4
San Antonio
Social Security
San Antonio Light
P.O
Tex
Ofien
Bexar County
Light
The
Federal Reserve Banks Ordered to End Hiring Discrimination
Robert A. Wallace of the U S Treasury testified that federal reserve banks hold federal deposits and should conform to an order prohibiting discrimination. He said letters were sent to about 70 banks, fewer than 2 percent replied, and four banks have had federal deposits withdrawn for noncompliance.
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Tomer
Robert A. Wallace
U. S. Treasury Department
Federal Reserve
Federal
Wallace
Bandits Hit 2 Businesses
Police sought two groups after midnight robbery at Gill's Enco Station 2102 SW Military. About 165 dollars taken and cigarettes reportedly stolen. Earlier, five youths robbed Co and M Drugs and Grocery 513 Fenfield around 9 p.m. with cash and goods missing.
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Delbere Littlefield
Gill’s Enco
Co & M Drugs and Grocery
Fenfield
Euiese
Letter finally reaches brother after fifteen years
St Louis UPI reports James Carter finally receives a letter mailed 15 years ago by his brother in Pontiac Michigan. Inside the envelope is $5 that had been enclosed, a small but symbolically timely find amid a long wait.
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ST. Louis
UPI
James Carter
Pontiac
Mich
FCC to Propose Pay TV Rules for CATV System
WASHINGTON UPI The Federal Communications Commission will propose new regulations for cable television and authorize a limited national system of pay TV The announcements come after a secret seven member meeting and before a rare FCC news conference The reports of a CATV freeze were denied and sources say the move aims to curb distant signals and require originator permission for far markets The pay TV plan approval was unexpected and stands to reshape the multimillion dollar CATV industry
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Washington
UPI
Federal Communications Contermission
Commission
FCC
Antenna Television
CATV
Folrue
Man Held in Assault Case in San Antonio Raid
A San Antonio man, Joe Zuniga, 1128 Acme, was jailed on a statutory rape charge after a Nov. 7 incident at Little Ned's, part of a raid on Lite Ned's Ren aissance, 427 N. St. Clary's. He faced $15,000 bond set by Peace Justice J. P. Gutierrez. bond forfeited Nov. 20 after he failed to appear. Nearly three dozen people were rounded up in the Nov. 8 raid by district attorney staff.
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San Antonio
N. St. Clary’s
Joe Zuniga
Acme
Little Ned's
Zuniga
J. P. Gutierrez
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Hoover
Hoover Electric
Hagerty
Pam Sorke's of
Texas
San Sstonio
Namie
Ambassador
Jesse
Ed Bas Baines
Joske
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