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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1967
Page
1
Americans report 12 killed and 31 wounded as the three day toll shows 378 Communists killed, mostly by South Vietnamese forces near the DMZ and coast. U.S. combat deaths reach 45,812 with 99,305 wounded and 66 missing. allied weekly totals include 826 Communists killed and 24 government casualties.
A reader reports a spouse forging checks and falsifying a service member’s records while he serves in Germany. The writer seeks DA or military action, police, and a potential hardship transfer, with Red Cross involvement and a plan to alert the commanding officer. Other notes mention deer crossing signs and a tree-removal grievance in Canyon Lake.
Weatherford Texas AP reports a fire that burned over three hours destroyed the Hub Department Store in downtown Weatherford while 190 firefighters battled the blaze. The fire remained confined to the store with crews on scene overnight.
At Vandenberg Air Force Base California an Minuteman II ICBM was launched successfully toward a predetermined target about 500 miles away in the western test range the Air Force announced this morning.
Edgar Eugene Bradley, 43, West Coast evangelist associate, accused in a Louisiana warrant linked to the Kennedy assassination, was released on recognizance after arraignment in Municipal Court and ordered to appear January 29 for extradition proceedings. Chief Deputy Sheriff Peter Pitchess observed Bradley’s pre arranged surrender before Judge David Aisenison. Public prosecutor Jim Garrison requested extradition.
A compressed portrait of Ho Chi Minh, famed as "He Who Will Victorious," outlining his leadership of North Vietnam, the enduring guerrilla war into 1967, U.S. bombing and diplomacy, and questions about his health and succession as age nears 78. The piece notes his stature in world history and the stubborn resilience of his regime amid American escalation.
A garbled OCR style note references a local gazette and Garmin PI products, with unclear names and dates. The readable fragment mentions San Anven and Teton, hinting at a regional notice or brief about a product or place. Further specifics are not recoverable from the text.
A mix of partial phrases mentions topics like songs, prices, and places. The readable text references a few names and items without forming a complete story or clear event. The overall sense is a damaged newspaper fragment with scattered references to people and places.
Mayor Kinman and council members discuss sales tax revenue potential for Leon Valley as population climbs from 13 000 to about 15 000 in six years with four new subdivisions under construction. They expect increased retail activity and garbage collection funding but defer precise projections pending September or October fiscal data.
District Attorney James Barlow on Thursday announced Charles Conaway as assistant district attorney replacing Howard Walker who accepted another position. M C Sonzates, felony section chief, will assume Conaway’s duties. Gonzales remains felony section chief in the 175th district court.
Demolition underway at the Groos National Bank properties to clear space for downtown parking at the northeast corner of Commerce and Navarre. G Jockusch chairman of the Groos board said the aging bank building and adjoining two story block will be removed to provide urgently needed parking during fair traffic, noting the old bank building dated back to 1928.
Salem reports that in 1967 the Oregon legislature designated the cougar and the wolverine as game animals. The move brings both species under the protection of the State Game Commission, granting them stronger safeguards against hunting and exploitation.
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