Water Plans for San Antonio Area Dam System Considered
The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation may seek congressional authorization for a vast dam rock and pipeline plan to supply San Antonio area water through 1991. Seven proposals cost about 200 million dollars, with federal funding covering flood control wildlife and recreation benefits. local pay would wait until surface water use begins in 1971, with the River Authority reimbursing the federal government later.
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U.S
Bureau ‘of Reclamation
Congress
San Antonio
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Bureau of Reclamation
Fog to Dive Way to Nice Weekend Forecasted
Weather notes from San Antonio warn of dense fog and zero cloud height delaying flights at International Airport. Friday morning visibility issues slowed rush hour traffic. by afternoon fog lifts into sunshine with a chance of rain later. Temperatures expected to range from 64 to 80 degrees over the weekend, with cooler readings by Sunday or Monday. No significant rainfall anticipated.
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Union Adopts 7th Year Off Plan for Workers
Cleveland dispatch reports the United Rubber Workers international policy committee endorsing a 1963 economic program calling for every seventh year off with pay plus a monthly bonus and a general pay increase. The committee prepared for contract talks with three of four major rubber companies.
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United Rubber Workers Union
International Policy Commmittee
Four Children Die in Gary Apartment Fire
A Gary apartment fire claimed the lives of four children. Two other kids escaped to the roof. Officials identified the victims as Allen Winfield, 13, and his sisters Debra 6, R. Ghesty 4, and Toni 30 months.
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R. Ghesty
Toni
Classified Light Want Ads Headline
The typical American motorist spent 1200 dollars to drive a 2500 dollar car last year. Classified ads offer a smart way to contact buyers or sellers of worthwhile items you no longer use. The ad stresses quick starts and cash for extras, reflecting a large South Texas circulation.
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Tial Cartail
Planes collide in Ankara square killing hundreds
In Ankara two planes collided and crashed in flames in Ulus Square near Parliament. Police estimate about 115 dead, many on the ground as burning wreckage lit the busy center near shops and a Kemal Ataturk statue. The MEA charter from Beirut via Nicosia carried 15 aboard, including two crew.
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Turkey
New York
Brooklyn
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Times Square
Middle East Airlines Fame
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Cyprus
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Ulus Square
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Parliament
MEA
Beiral
Micasia
Coeds Carry Wolf Whistles For Night Campus Safety
Elmira College in New York ordered its 340 women students to carry police whistles when walking at night after reports of men accosting on campus. The measure aims to deter incidents and aid in alerting authorities if danger arises.
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Elmira
Elmira College
Women's College
Americans Leaving Cuba by Plane Return Mission
Havana AP reports another Pan American flight will carry about 100 Americans and dependents home from Cuba today. The aircraft, the second bigerequipped with medicine and medical gear, arrives after a Swiss diploma confirmed the ransom paid for Cuban prisoners.
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Cuba
Sunday’s Light explores San Antonio commerce history
Sunday’s Light in the San Antonio Express will feature a special section on the city’s commercial past. The segment traces San Antonio's trade from early cattle drives to today’s complex business scene, produced by local civic groups and historians, with broadcast on WOALTV at 12:15 PM Sunday.
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Feueth
San Antonias
Olwares Generaliens
Chaner of Commerce
San Antonio Manufacturers Association
Lightisleffeys
Sim
Ford
Woaltv
Sunray
Naylor
Tragic January Night Crash Kills Wife In Wreck
Pete Bless of 221 Princeton suffers fatal injuries when his Chevrolet skids 300 feet off Highway 181 south of UMKtop Community in fog. His wife Noris, 74, dies instantly as the car crashes into a tree. Virgil Roberts finds Bless alive, later hospitalized in undetermined condition. Police report: night trip from Floresville with friends ended in a deadly crash.
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Pete Bless
Princeton
Binnie Gene Sais
Baptist Memorial
Floresville
Kennedy orders renewed tests at Nevada site
President Kennedy resumes preparations for a new underground nuclear test in Nevada after Soviet notes in New York signaled a halt to further talks on a test ban until Geneva resumes on February 12. State Secretary Rusk outlined U.S. positions on Cuba and Canada, while noting no notice was given about disclosures.
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Russia
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Husk
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Cuba
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Time Right for Invasion Chiang Seeks U.S. Backing
Chiang Kai shek renews hope the United States will back a return to the Chinese mainland to free millions from bondage. He argues conditions are more favorable now than since the nationalists seized power, saying approval would enable a major invasion.
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United States
Sain
Downtown Center Plan for 130 Million Project
MOULTON SP Frenso vueul Development Co announces a 130 million downtown center adjacent to the manned spacecraft center. The 963 acre project features 17 multistory buildings with a two story hotel. Phase one begins next year with a terry office building. Master plan calls for a 10 sky strata from 15 to 40 stories.
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Plang
Manned Spacecraft Center
Fresnvueul Development Co
Senilor
Queen's Flight Delayed Again in Vancouver
News caption reports a delayed royal flight to Vancouver BC involving Queen’s Flight and Prince Philip due to weather. The couple ended up spending an extra night in Vancouver after a 20 hour air leg and only brief rest before resuming a long tour of Pacific islands including Australia and New Zealand.
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Prince Philip
South Pacific
Wisitor
Shost Islands
Australia
New Aealani
Soviet France Trade Pact Sealed Amid Trade Boost
In Moscow, the Soviet Union and France signed a three year trade agreement for roughly 200 million dollars annually. The pact covers 1969 to 1965 and signals a 10 to 15 percent increase over the prior pact.
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France
Moscow
Colon
Newspaper Page Index Roundup and Classifieds Guide
A brief index overview lists sections around the paper’s pages and topics. It notes adjacent pages for adjustments and sections titled Around the Missa Neath Notices and Editorial pages, guiding readers to page ranges 3 32 14 40 46 38.
Death Decreed For Gas Bombs
A garbled AP dispatch from SAILSAUNY reports the new government decreeing a mandatory death penalty. The piece mentions Southon Rho desia and Barioyone Hound related to crackdown, with references to Anwling Wrands and rosirlondiss in unclear context.
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Hla Idesia
Southon
Rhodesia
Kennedy Delays New York Trip Amid Snowy Washington
Jacqueline Kennedy postpones her scheduled journey to New York due to persistent snow in Washington. The delay affects planned appearances and civic duties, with officials adjusting schedules accordingly.
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Jacqueline Kennedy
New York
Religious Fight Up To Courts in Hart Elementary Case
Dispute over a church attendance contest at Hart Elementary School ignites religious freedom questions. Edgar says local board is responsible but may assist Stockton after her letter. PTA defends program as character building and church involvement. Texas Education Agency referenced Vitale ruling about prayer in school activities.
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I. Edgar
Arch Stockton
Hart
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Ingal
Stockton
Harlandile
State Board of Education
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PTA
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Texas Education Agency
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Wall Wilson
U. S. Supreme Court
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Vitale
Ioles
Language Records Back By Popular Demand
The San Antonio Light repeats demand for Learn-A-Language records and makes them available to the public by mail order now with in store sales delayed for a new shipment. Six languages Spanish French German Italian Russian and English. A complete course uses four records and four study manuals priced at 440. See Page 25 ads for details.
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