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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1968
Page
3
Three Airlines Win New Pacific Routes
UPI reports President Johnson granted Pacific routes to Continental, Braniff, and Trans World Airlines after a complex Civil Aeronautics Board decision. Added routes were approved for Pan American and Flying Tiger, while American Airlines was denied an expanded title to fly central Pacific routes to Japan. The CAB domestic phase was delayed pending Johnsons full foreign policy review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Johnson
Taret
Trans- Pacific
Civil Aeronautics Board
Trans-Pacific
Pacific
Continental
Braniff
Trans World Airlines
Pacific Northwest
Pan American
Flying Tiger
CAB
American Airlines
Japan
American
Johson
U.S
Timejnaded Fashion Show Shocks at San Antonio Fundraiser
A Frost Bros produced event in the Anacacho Room featured a dozen models in risqué attire and satirical vignettes, with champagne, gifts, and a $41,000 diamonds sale noted. Emcee Murray Berkowitz described it as a "spoot of fashion" raising funds for the San Antonio Little Theater amid glamorous, controversial gowns and space age outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Tucker
Kenny Fisher
Mind Bose
Joe Salek
Anthony
Feouant
Jane Brasn
Frost Bros
San Antonio Little Theater
Avith
Anacacho Room
Murray Berkowitz
Judge
Sol Casseb
Sram Frost
Moon
Barbaretta
Texas Flu Picture 15 Confirmed Cases
Officials from the Texas Health Department report 15 confirmed Hong Kong influenza cases this week in Austin labs. They note the virus has not caused an state epidemic, with 5,302 respiratory infection cases for the week ending Dec 43. Hospitals limit visitors as flu spreads across Amarillo Lubbock and Tyler. UT coaching staff affected ahead of bowl game. President Johnson remains hospitalized with fever and respiratory irritation, undergoing viral testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pre
Texas Health Department
Hong Kong
Aus ‘Tin
Nui
Amarillo
L Fing
University of Texas
Lubbock
Tyler
Methodist
North Texas State University
Paducah
Drug Firms Race to Mass Produce Hong Kong Flu Vaccine
Six drug manufacturers have launched a around the clock crash program to produce 26.8 million doses of vaccine by February 1. The effort aims to curb the Hong Kong flu epidemic as spread is watched in the United States and Britain. The National Communicable Disease Center surveys health departments to assess the outbreak’s reach and the Hong Kong strain’s impact. Cook County Hospital in Chicago bans most visitors to prevent further spread amid the Windy City flu outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
UPI
Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association
United States
Britain
National
Hong Kong
Mick
Cook County Hospital
Chicago
Freeway Detour Approved for IH 35 SH 37 Construction
City Council approved an ordinance with the state to install operate and maintain traffic signals for a temporary IH 35 detour during interchange work with SH 37 near Broadway. West bound traffic will detour along Casa Blanca Street and Newell Avenue with two temporary lights at Casa Blanca and Alamo and Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Stewart Fischer
Casa Blanca Street
Newell Avenue
Alamo
Austin
Casa Blanca
Newell
Drug Abuse in Dallas Worsening
Dallas school officials discuss a Dallas Crime Commission report alleging up to 42 girls involved in prostitution to support drug habits. Superintendent Nolan Estes cites communication gaps between principals and administration in addressing student drug use and confirms efforts to verify findings amid criticism from Mayor Erik Jonsson and council members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Nolan Estes
Dallas Crime Commission
Estes
Crime Commission
John McKee
McKee
Erik Jonsson
Jonsson
Sybil
Hamilton
Flu Rise in San Antonio Not Sistine Noted
San Antonio doctors report a two week rise in influenza and pneumonia cases across multiple cities, with officials calling the spike in San Antonio health district a non alarm. The national center cites 703 pneumonia influenza deaths in 322 cities for the week ending December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.A
Sistine
Marjorie Clapp
U.S
San’ Antonio
Atlanta
Death Term Assessed In N C Case
In Tarboro North Carolina Marie Hill 71 has been sentenced to die in the gas chamber for murder and robbery. The court noted the death penalty remains in effect as the federal ruling does not alter state statutes. The case followed a fatal shooting of W E Strom, who was robbed of about 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarboro
N.C
Marie Hill
Rocky Mourit
North Carolina
Deaths Rule Illegal In North Carolina Penalty Case
The U.S. Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond Va ruled North Carolina's death penalty illegal saying the law pressures defendants to plead guilty to capital offenses to avoid execution. The decision emphasizes the risk of coercion in pleas and potential escape from the death penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
U.S. Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
Richmond
New York Oil Strike Ends With Pay Hike Agreement
New York reaches tentative settlement in the fuel oil strike affecting drivers and mechanics. Ratification vote set for Sunday. 1,786 buildings housing 250,000 people without air as of Thursday, with 2,500 buildings at risk of cold by Monday. Teamsters say round the clock deliveries for hospitals and institutions until ratified. Settlement includes a 20 per week raise first year and 10 per week second year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
State Mediation Board
Vincent D. McDonnell
City Hall
Board of Health
City
Teamsters Union
Health Department
Bank and File
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Harvey Belgin
L.A
Berkowitz
Lee Jeerrick
University of Texas Center
Carolyn Jones
Herbert Greene
Beverly Hills
Nis
Texas
University of Tennessee New Year's
Washington (Ap
Presient Johnson
White House
Christian
George G. Barkley
Guffering
Christan
Barkley
San Antonio Metropolitan Health District
Govinne
Gordon Fisher
WOT
Bexar County
John Bohmifalk
New Medical Society
George M. Fountain
Antonio
Feder
Miss Hill
W. E. Strom
Strom
Dilllon 5.c
Rohmtalk
Medical Society
Rohmfalk
Anohhnehand
Associated Press
Mal Britt
Sammy Davis Jr
Santa Monies
Calif
Thas
NEU Wear
Hugh
Waller Reed Army Hospital
Washington, Dc
Eisen
Holwer
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