Stars Gather for Viva Max Premiere in San Antonio
Hollywood stars and 100 extras converge on San Antonio for the Viva Max premiere with Pamela Tiffin Peter Ustinov and Gov. Smith attending ceremonies at the Alamo Plaza and Fox Twin Theatre. The film crew tours Lackland AFB and the Alamo area as local schedules and donations support the event.
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Max
Harry Morgan
San Antonio
Commonwealth United Corporation
Pamela Tiffin
Hilton Palacio del Re
Rome
Peter Ustinov
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Mark Carliner
New York
Oliver Unger
John Astin
Cavender
Oldsmobile Cay
Hilton Palacio del Rio
Alamo
Alamo Plaza
Gov. Smith
McAlister
Texas
San Anto
Duumuti
Er Uea
Winch
Wills
Gravel
Fox Twins
Morris JB. Jaffe
Holy Cross Hight School
Century South
Northwest Optimist Club
Fox Twin
Jonathan Winters
Keenan Wynn
Kennet
Mars
Alice Ghostley
Ustinov
Jefferson High School
National General Corporation
the Alater
Thunderbird
G. B. Greane Jr
AL Hirt
Sori Command
San
Hollywood Stars. Antonio
Tre
Threstand
Bislon
Convention Center
Republic of Texas
Convention Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Jim Cullum
Alanto Plaza
James Tezz
Alana
Lehrer
San Antonian
John’ Astin
Possiby Warry Morgan
Will
Jerry Pacis
Los Angeles Theaters Welcome Chill Wills for Dedication
San Antonio hosts film star Chill Wills as he attends dedication ceremonies for the Fox Twin Central Park Theaters. Wills, 68, greets guests at the mall entrance, autographs photos for fans and first graders, and promotes his album while a Rotary/Chamber welcome panel and a 30 piece band look on.
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Sean McNulty
San Antonio
Chill Wills
Central Park
Wills
Central Park Mall
Southam
Plee
Robert
EB. Lee
Wayne
John Wayne
Columbia
A. Guy
Commerce
Lord Byron
Yanes
Viva Max Premiere for Actress Tiffin in San Antonio
Actress in Viva Max arrives at San Antonio International Airport marking the film’s local premiere and her first public comments since finishing production. Miss Tiffin, recently recovering from the flu, smiles on the red carpet amid fans and crew.
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San Antonio International
Tiffin
Rome
San Antonio
San ‘Antonio
Miss Tiffin
Vand
Youth Suspect Held in Zerleche Slaying Case
A local youth, arrested over the weekend, is held on charges connected to the December 2 Zerleche murder in the 300 block of North Olive. The victim, Zerleche, was found outside his home with a blunt force injury and pronounced dead at the scene. Detective Castillon identified the suspect as seen fleeing the Zerleche scene.
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Vicentes
Zerleche
Redica Examiner
Frank Castillon
Utat Street
Parker Reelected Head of San Antonio Bus Drivers Union
San Antonio bus drivers union reelects Wilson C. Parker to a sixth term as president after 286 votes to rival Robert Thompson. New officers named include F. G. Galvan and W. C. Wehmeyer as vice presidents, Foster Arnett as recording secretary, J. L. Griffin as director, C. E. Long financial secretary, and C. E. Johnson Marvin Mayer as shop steward and director respectively. Officers serve two year terms.
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Wilson C. Parker
San Antonio
Special Education Plan Review Meeting Slated In Texas
A Texas Education Agency briefing will present the new statewide Special Education program plan including provisions affecting state operated projects. The session, chaired by Dr. Robert Montgomery, gathers school officials parents and citizens at MacArthur High auditorium from 2 to 4 p.m. to hear staff and consultants discuss changes effective September 1 1970 with full implementation by 1975.
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Texas Education Agency
Special
Education and Special
Icools
Witl
Clude Janie Fox
Inon
Dainay
Plan For
Special Education
Inealion Service Center
MacArthur
Spe
Cial
Bitters Road
Nacogdo Chasters
Robert Montgom
Meeting to protest fare hike at Edgewood High canceled
A protest meeting at Edgewood High School over the Scent bus fare increase was canceled Tuesday night due to poor turnout with fewer than a dozen attendees. Federation for the Advancement of Mexican-Americans leader Erasmo Andrade cited timing and holiday preparations as the main reason for the lack of interest. The fare hike, approved by the City Council, takes effect January 1.
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Edgewood High School
Federation For the Advancement of Mexican-Americans
FAMA
Erasmo Andrade
Sweden Grants Asylum to 10 Americans
Sweden granted asylum today to 10 Americans including soldiers and draft dodgers. The Immigration Board said they may stay in Sweden as long as they wish and will not be considered political refugees. No ranks were listed for servicemen or draft dodgers. By 1968, 337 Americans had been granted asylum in Sweden.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Swedish —Immigration Board
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la Daannican
L.A
Cittal Park Mall
Tertainer Chill Wills
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Cowboy
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Anton John Hamilton
Los Angeles
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Asiasen
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