Moroccan Ambassador Osman's San Antonio Visit Highlights
The Moroccan ambassador to the United States Osman and his wife Princess Latta Nezha attended a dinner in San Antonio hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gill. They toured King Ranch and planned to visit Mexico next, with Osman noting Texas hospitality and his first hunting experience for him and deer and javelina bagged by his wife. They will travel to Acapulco via Nuevo Laredo after a four day Texas stay before returning to Washington.
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New Snow Adds Woes Across the West and Northeast
A large new snowstorm in the central and southern Rockies worsened near blizzard conditions in Arizona before moving toward the Central Plains. Eight inches blanketed Flagstaff and Caspar received two inches, bringing total ground cover to six inches. Heavy snow warnings stretched across Arizona Utah New Mexico Colorado and Wyoming while Michigan New York and New England issued travel advisories. An elderly man and woman died in Hedford near Manchester when their car skidded on wet pavement and struck a tree. Two others were injured.
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Burglars Nab $4475 From Ab's Brass Rail Tavern
Centralia burglars broke into Ab's Brass Rail Tavern and searched a refrigerator before stealing 4475 in cash. Police report no injuries and ongoing investigation underway.
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Texas Soldiers Killed in Vietnam Named by Defense Dept
WASHINGTON UPI The Defense Department Friday announced the names of two U S Army servicemen from Texas killed by hostile fire in Vietnam They were Sgt Jake E Hurst Houston and Spec 4 Harold R Reeves Odessa both killed in action while serving in Southeast Asia his confirmation followed other casualty reports from the war zone and reflects continuing losses among American troops in the conflict year The two Texans join a growing list of service members from the state who have died in Vietnam during the past years of the war
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South Korean Troops Kill 16 North Korean Raiders
Seoul based military spokesmen said South Korean forces killed 16 North Korean commandos who landed on the east coast on October 30. The latest tally brings to 89 the total slain in the clash, as officials reported ongoing engagements and casualty figures.
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Pecan Show Names Champs At Regional Exhibition
The South Texas regional pecan show remains on display at Wonderland through Saturday afternoon. It is the largest of three Texas winter shows, with 470 entries across 55 variety classes from 16 counties. Miss Kathy Marcum, 16, of Boyd High was crowned Texas State Pecan Queen. Grand champions include Marion Foole of Austin for Choctaw in shell, Leonard Farms Bastrop with Slows in shelling, and Herbert Schriever of Geronimo with the champion native pecan.
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Red Poles Call for New Foreign Minister
Warsaw reports the PolishCouncil of Ministers urged replacing Foreign Minister Adam Rapacki due to health concerns and political backlash. Jedrychowski, 59, is named as a potential successor, while Deputy Premiers Zawieyski Wanicka and Jerzy Jedrychowski face other leadership shifts.
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Parrot Arrival Delays Greek Holiday Trip for Onassis Family
Mrs Aris Onassis flew into New York with a white parrot in a gift wrapped cage amid Greek law restrictions. The bird was allowed entry while parrots are typically forbidden, sparking questions as the Onassis party prepared to spend Christmas on Skorpios with John Jr and Caroline.
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Poteet Strawberry Festival Faces Weather Dilemma
In Poteet Texas local leaders discuss how wet cold spring weather disrupted last year’s festival and threatens this year’s edition. Del Mangum vice president of the First State Bank and Zola Price of the chamber of commerce urge planning to protect the famed festival with April dates and labor logistics.
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Growth steady as Texas 16 area spurs cautious expansion
A small subdivision with 36 homes sits along Texas 16 between here and San Antonio, about seven miles north of here, with local leaders preferring steady growth over a boom. Mangum notes plans for possible industry and a new bank building, though the town remains primarily a homesite community. The existing bank, built in 1942 and remodeled, may be replaced as growth accelerates.
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Oppose Olmos Park Planned Separate Water System
Olmos Park residents urged to oppose a proposed separate water system arguing it would be unnecessary, uneconomic and unsightly. A letter signed by 15 prominent locals asks users to return a postcard indicating support or opposition and whether they will continue with San Antonio City Water Board service. The missive warns that if 800 customers are not utilized and many stay with the City Water Board, the project would be pricey, raise water rates and taxes, and require lengthy street disruptions for construction.
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Pueblo Crew Release Nears Amid North Korean Talks
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