City Council Members to Seek Re-election in April
All members of the City Council plan to run again in the spring municipal elections, announced by Mike Passur of the Good Government League. Mayor McAllister leads the slate with several incumbents pursuing fourth or third terms, while others seek a second term. The group will file with the city clerk later. election day is April 1.
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Mike Passur
Good Government League
Pro
John Gatti
Gerald Parker
Passay
GGL
McAllister
Gattie
Iman
Roland Bremer
Robert C. Jones
Parker
Lila Cockrell
Herbert Calderon
S. WH. James
Felix Trevino
Passur
San Antonio
Sant Antonia
Sant Antonio
Maddox Ventures Into Atlanta Hamburger Business
Gay Lester G. Maddox confirmed he bought two drive-in hamburger restaurants in the Atlanta area on December 29 before his election by the legislature. He also owns a flat care store and previously operated a successful restaurant he later closed for observance.
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Atlanta
Lester G. Maddox
Hey
Maddox
Tvn
Funds Okayed For Telescope In Manchester Uni grant
London UPI reports Britain's Science Research Council approved $126,000 to Manchester University for building a new radio telescope. The university already runs three radio telescopes at the Jodrell Bank Observatory, and the grant supports expansion of its radio astronomy facilities.
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London
UPI
Briain
Science Research Council
Thesday
Manchester University
Jodral Bank Observatory
Scots Burn LBJ in Effigy in Edinburgh Protest
About 500 demonstrators led by trade unionists protested the Vietnam War in downtown Edinburgh last night. They burned an effigy of President Johnson and delivered a protest to the U.S. consulate.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Vietnam
Johnson
U.S
Thirteen Unlucky Tickets Hit Jesse Sanchez in Court
Jesse R. Sanchez, 23, faced Corporation Court Judge Lawrence Laney I Tuesday over a 13th traffic ticket, with 12 prior tickets including nine for driving without a license and four for speeding. Police found he was on a want list for failures to appear. Lang fined him $39 total, $30 per offense, and Sanchez began serving time for nonpayment of the fines.
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Jesse R. Sanchez
Corporation Court
Lawrence Laney
Lang
Sanchez
Wandl Sanchez
Mississippi Demo Denied His Seniority
Washington AP report states Democrats refused to restore seniority to Rep. John Bel Williams of Mississippi after he backed the 1964 Republican ticket. The caucus vote, 134 to 100, keeps Williams as the 15th Democrat on the House Commerce Committee, despite his request to be placed second. Williams criticized the caucus decision, saying it forces the South out of the Democratic Party.
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Washington
John Bel Williams
D-Miss
Williams
House Commerce Committee
Willims
Commerce Committee
Marmon Mok Named Architect for U S Confluence Pavilion
San Antonio firm Marmon-Mok Associates was chosen to lead architectural engineering for the U S pavilion at Alam City's international exposition Confluence The ater. The decision follows a $6.75 million federal appropriation and four months of participation talks, with Donald Deskey Associates of New York assisting on the documentary theater concept.
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Hem- Sfair 198
San Antonio
U.S
Gonzalez
Fair Weather and Film Plans Highlight Local Page
A mid 1960s San Antonio forecast promises cooler air with a Pacific cold front Wednesday night lowering temperatures and clearing skies. Local theater developments include a 1,200 seat venue with glass facade and air conditioned waiting area and a three viewing-area documentary film by Academy Award winner Francis Thompson focusing on The Legacy The Harvest and The Promise.
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Iga
Wednes
Gonzalez
Franting
Cis Thompson
Alamos
Mnet
Moir
Parade Magazine preview and editorial notices
The text highlights editorials and features in Parade Magazine pages 26 27 8 and upcoming content. It mentions John Chamberlain on values and safety debates, Jim Bishop on a ship safety fanatic, Red China turmoil, a terror by wall poster feature, and college pairings like Columbia Barnard Maryan Radcliffe Brown Pembroke and Yale Vassar with next Sunday’s Light education feature.
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Parade
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Barnard
Maryan
Radcliffe
Brown
Pembroke
Yale
Vassar
Eneducation
Man Nabbed After Deputy Slain
Deputy Benny Berry was shot and killed while serving a felony theft warrant on Larry Thienfeldt in Austin. Deputy Walter Eckart was wounded as the gunman fled. Two pilots died in a separate incident.
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Austin
UPI
BERN
Alps
San Antonio
Jay
House
Benny Berry
Walter Eckart
Larry Thienfeldt
Today s index listing sections and page numbers
The page shows a newspaper index for sections including Amusements Around the Plaza Classifieds Comics Death Notices Editorial Features Financial Goren on Bridge Horoscope Society Sports and TV Logs with page references and a note about Texas Trains cane in TV Logs on Page 1 AA.
American Is Sentenced In Prague Espionage Case
A Czech Republic court sentenced Vladimir Kazan-Ko aucek, an American travel agent, to eight years for attempted overthrow and espionage. The trial involved defendants from Cambridge Massachusetts and other parties, with various rulings touching on a gun case linked to a late husband. U.S. officials and embassy aides followed the case as it unfolded in Prague.
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State Department
Vladimir Kazan-Koaucek
Prague
Xagan-Komarek
Cambridge
Mass
Old Court of Civil Ap Yeurator
Mirel
Develler Com
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Oped
Maritt
Pragnearport
Joe Pellegrin Garsh
Alana
Janescia
U.S
Bowie
Dase Martal
Soviet Union
Helen Kahn Pellegrin
Garcia Villarreal
Pelegrin
Alfredola
Pulic
Texas
Joe Garcia Pellegrin
qQueling Epsy
Alamo Musaumila
Brooks Tragedy Space Fire At Brooks Air Force Base
A cabin simulator fire at Brooks Air Force Base in Texas killed two airmen, William Bartley Jr. and Richard Harmon, during a 12 minute blaze in a hot chamber. Col. James Nuttall said the cause remains unknown as investigators probe an accident in the Biodynamics Laboratory.
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LD Foster
Col
James B. Nuttall
School For Aerospace Medicine
Brooks Air Force
Pase
Accident Investigation Board
Airman
William F. Bartley Jr
Inlianapolis
Richard D. Sina Tatch
Clair
Sinclair
Forecast of cooler, cloudier Wednesday night into Thursday
A weather forecast notes decreasing cloudiness and cooler temperatures from Wednesday night into Thursday with winds from the north at 19 mph diminishing Thursday. High Thursday in the high 40s, overnight low near 50. Tuesday’s and Wednesday’s temperatures are cited, while unrelated excerpts mention an oxygen exposure study and an Aerospace Medicine lab incident with rabbit test subjects and a fire-related wiring check.
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Wil
Teams Resume Hunt for Pilot in Missing Jet
Col. Algernon Swan, director of Aerospace Medical Research, heads the search as weather limits ground and aerial missions for the missing National Guard jet. Dr. Billy Welch and Dr. Mans coordinate efforts with Captain Adolph Foerh Jr. and Air Force medical officers in Colorado and nearby mountains as teams press the airborne search.
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Algernon G. Swan
Aerospace Medical
pDi- Granby
Calo
UPL
Sion
Bard
Billy E. Welch
National Guard
Ans Reueh
USAC
Asd
Mans
Nori
Chamann
Acra Dural Colorado
Space Medical Research Divion
Adolph W. Foeh Jr
Bersstram
Aff Aatery
Aeros Hedical Division
Airyorce
Reds Down Plane Killing 5 in South Vietnam
Communist ground fire brought down a U S C 123 Provider over the Ho Chi Minh trail area near the Laotian border, killing all five crewmen. A second plane landed safely at Khe Sanh. A U S Intruder bombed a Marine position by mistake, killing one and wounding twelve. Heavy fog limited North Vietnam raids to 19 missions. Ground fighting continued on a small scale as Marines pursued related operations.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
da Nang
Khe Sanh
North
U.S. Marine AG
North Vietnam
Mekong
Iine
Rockpite
Car Plates Go On Sale In Besay County Courthouse
The Besay County Assessor-Collector Charles Dayhe begins issuing 1967 motor vehicle license plates at the courthouse on Wednesday with 250000 sets planned. About 200000 are for autos. Substations open Feb 20 at Alamo Stadium and Harlandale Odd Fellows Hall. From Feb 27 passenger plates only at Pipgly Wiekly Star Davis will run offices paying operators per set issued.
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Besay County Cau House
Charles G. Dayhe
Alamo Stadium Bym
Harlandale Odd Fellows Hall
Jet fighter pilot vanishes after abrupt weather halt
A briefing notes the disappearance of 2nd Lt Ble don Hari, 26, pilot of the Supavs tabre jet fighter, during an early halt on Tuesday. The wrecked scene and weather disruptions hinder the search as investigators pursue clues in the clouded aftermath.
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Bledon Hari
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