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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1967
Page
3
Special to Thought Washington Rep Gonzalez Wednesday said he had been virtually assured San Antonio will receive funds for a concentrated attack on unemployment. The congressman cited federal support in addressing joblessness with a targeted program.
HemisFair officials outline new 18 by 20 foot screens expanding to 20 by 10 feet and two theater walls at the site. A 150 by 50 foot screen and a 92.6 acre plan for the fair’s permanent theater building are keyed to federal participation and a $75 million national program. Gonzalez says Labor Department will detail a Special Impact City program for San Antonio and emphasizes coordinated planning to break poverty cycles, with theater uses post fair and possible federal facility options.
Senator John G Tower R Texas traveled to Seoul after a two day tour reviewing US and Korean military installations. He visited the DMZ north of Seoul the 2nd US Infantry Division area and a South Korean marine unit on the western front. He met with Prime Minister Chung I Kwon Ambassador Winthrop Brown and General Charles H Ronestec.
In Austin, Senator Joe Bernal asked Governor Connally to invite Wilbur Cohen to Texas for a conference on declaring Bexar County and other hospital funds as state funds for Medicaid matching. The move follows a Tuesday meeting with Welfare officials and UT leaders to seek federal matching for funds raised for indigent care.
The Soviet government plans to reduce its embassy in Peking to skeleton size and ask the Chinese mission here to cut its staff similarly. Riots and hostilities sponsored by Chinese authorities have made it impossible for Soviet diplomats in Peking to function. The embassy faces a siege as insults and boycotts spread, with Russia warning it may take necessary measures if personnel cannot operate normally.
Two Sam Houston State College art majors received Nye art scholarships from the San Antonio Club Women of Today. Aleta Gray Sophi Amor from Lytle and Day Elam from Richardson each earned $125 scholarships funded by the organization through its Hemispherical Pageant and Ball.
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