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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1967
Page
3
Soviet dependents evacuating from Peking describe a Red Guard mob assault at the airport pressuring diplomats and families onto planes. They say banners and anti Soviet slogans, scuffles, and luggage vandalism accompanied the exodus, with reports of six hours of delays and escorts forming arms linked.
In Hayward California a teenager set a baby bottle bomb on the pastor's windowsill waking the minister his wife and three children. No injuries occurred. The 16 year old neighbor admitted placing the device aimed to protest the Logan High School film Nothing but a Man which Rev Elliott Paulsen opposed as unsuitable for Southern Baptists. He called the act a stunt.
New York Harbor tugboat men ratified a three year contract with the New York Marine Towing and Transportation Employers Association, ending a week long strike. The 3400 workers will work a 30 hour week with 16 hours pay for 12 hours worked, preserving take home pay. Vessels resumed movement in the harbor as of Sunday.
The American Medical Association's annual congress on environmental health management opens in New York City on April 24 for a three day meeting. It will emphasize advanced technology for cleaning air and water and preserving them for continued use.
Priests joined peaceful demonstrations Sunday at the Catholic Chancery in Nollywood Park and in front of the archbishop’s home. The events followed a noon meeting of the International Union of Electrical Workers where the Bishop’s Committee for the Spanish Speaking debated further action. No immediate results were announced after Lucey met with the Archdiocesan Senate following the retreat.
Richard G. Harmon, 20, one of two airmen killed January 31 in a cabin fire at Brooks Air Force Base, is buried in Fleming near Auburn. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Harmon, Auburn, received condolences from astronaut Alan B. Shepard Jr. and from the widows of Grissom, White, and Chaffee, Apollo astronauts who died in a similar fire January 27. Airman 3.C. William F. Bartley Jr., 20, of Indianapolis, also died in the San Antonio blaze.
Polish youths and a crowd of about 200 gathered outside Warsaw's Chinese Communist embassy. Authorities reported defacement with black paint and taunts directed at Chinese diplomats during a tense anti Soviet display.
The United Auto Workers announce the opening of 14 of 25 planned free Medicare counseling centers in Detroit. The centers, run by the UAW community services and retired workers department, will provide general information on Medicare and related benefits per UAW President Walter Reuther.
Tokyo based AP report cites Asahi Shimbun and Yomiuri stating China’s President Lin Shao-chi and Communist Party general secretary Teng Hsiao-ping may have been ousted from their posts. Reports give no details on timing or confirmation while resistance to Mao Tse-tung’s purge persists across party and government machinery. The Yomiuri source said Liu and Tang likely lost government and party posts.
A Fort Worth AP report describes the strangulation and nude discovery of Mildred May, 37, a steel executive's wife, on a Trinity River levee. Police found her car abandoned miles away and lack of clues. investigators seek help locating her missing gold outfit.
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