Reds Advance Plan on Peace in Middle East
United Press reports a Warsaw communique urged Arabs to recognize Israel’s right to live in peace and security while Israel’s withdrawal from captured territories remains crucial. It backed Arab moderates favoring an early political settlement and named the participating Soviet bloc nations. Washington sources noted U S reconnaissance of Skyhawk aircraft for Israel.
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San Antonio Insurance Exchange Elects Officers
Ben Binford has been elected president of the San Antonio Insurance Exchange. Other new officers are William V. Braley, president, and Mrs. Sally Robinson, secretary-treasurer. New directors are Morner Cont ey, Dick White and George Wagner.
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San Antonio Insurance Exchange
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Sally Robinson
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Morner Con Tey
Dick White
George Wagner
Needy Church Gives Free Christmas Trees to Families
The Little Church of La Vilita offers free trees to needy families without a Christmas tree. Rev. Paul Soupiset said the San Antonio Optimist Club donated about 200 trees for distribution. Trees are available for pickup anytime.
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Vote Machine Rental Approved for SAISD Election
Bexar County Commissioners Court on Friday approved renting 73 voting machines to the San Antonio Independent School District for its $13 million election set for January 27. Rental price is $25 per machine.
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San Antonio Independent
Romney Talks With Israel Leaders During Middle East Visit
Michigan Governor George Romney met with Defense Minister Moshe Dayan and attended lunch with Foreign Minister Abba Eban. He later met Prime Minister Levi Eshkol and Rabin, toured Jerusalem, and planned a trip to Jordan, citing shared housing and defense concerns. Romney, a 1968 Republican presidential candidate, toured Vietnam next on his world factfinding mission.
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Greece King Closer Reconciliation Remains Elusive
In Athens King Constantine and the Greek military regime showed no sign of reconciliation after a public ceremony at the Officer Cadet School. Premier George Papadopoulos shouted long live the king to cadets and listeners, but newspapers omitted any royal loyalty cry. Pattakos and Kolfias defended the regime’s plan toward elections, though dates remain undeclared, while Constantine’s exile and calls for a timetable continue to fuel tension.
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Greek publisher flees Greece amid censorship crackdown
A Greek woman newspaper publisher, Vla cheeks, fled Athens after a week under house arrest. Speaking to BBC, she vowed to continue fighting the junta and condemned censorship as "stupidity." She criticized King Constantine's revolt and said press freedom would return only with democracy restored.
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Up With People Singers To Tour For World Peace
About 150 youths from Up With People perform at Trinity University in the Earl C Sams Memorial Center presenting a message of belief in world harmony. The diverse cast, touring since 1965, travels with host families and no pay, performing originals and revived songs to inspire youth worldwide.
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John Daniels Plans To Quit as Demo Chief
John Daniels, long-time Democratic Party chairman of Bexar County, says he will not seek reelection to the post this June, though he will remain active in the party. Perry Smith Lone, age 41, announces candidacy to succeed Daniels, praising his tenure and pledging major changes to boost party operations ahead of upcoming primary elections.
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Texas Trails Building Totals Reflect Growth of Area Towns
Hart Stilwell reports on booming construction in New Braunfels San Marcos and Seguin with total yearly building value surpassing 12 million dollars. Southwest Texas State College dormitories and campus growth drive large totals. El Avalde area shows 25 million for the year with nationwide and local projects lifting activity in even economically weaker towns. The piece blends regional development with anecdotes on horse racing, gas service expansion Beeville and Kerrville, and Civil Defense plans in DeWitt County.
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