Swedes Bask in San Antonio Sunshine Even as Winter Rages Back Home
Bert and Alia Milfors, a promotional specialist and his wife from Sweden, enjoy their warm San Antonio stay with shorts and a barbecue, contrasting harsh northern snowstorms. They note Sweden's cold season lasts nine months, while they adapt by learning outdoor cooking, roller skating, and dabbling in golf. They also share Swedish meatballs and a west coast seafood salad, and thank readers for a clipping on fairy hogs and toadstools affecting soil nutrients. Mrs Poulos recalls a long-ago New York purse loss with no theft recorded.
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Alia Milfors
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Sisters iCake Champs at San Antonio Exposition
In San Antonio winners crowned in a junior baking contest at the Livestock Exposition. Joan Van Hecke won champion white cake and champion yellow cake while sister Nancy Van Hecke took the angel hood division. Other winners include Steve Lessing in refrigerator cookies and Diane Field in rye and pumpernickel bread.
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Justice Asks Vote Support For Judge Benton In Amarillo
Judge James G. Benton of the Seventh Court of Civil Appeals in Amarillo spoke in San Antonio at the St Anthony Hotel on his eight years in post and more than 30 opinions. He urged voters to back his opponent for Supreme Court. Benton, a Boerman native, Texas Tech graduate, World War I Navy veteran, UT law degree holder.
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Rooftop Plans To Be Studied At Forum Near KENS-TV
A forum for Operation Rooftop participants will be held near KENS-TV to introduce building owners and operators to rooftop sale showings. The plan, to be conducted from the University of Texas cent school, will be followed by showings at 1 30 p m and 3 p m. President Johnson also announced Dr Anton Eisenhower will head a U5 mission to an Inter-Americas educational conference in Venezuela next week.
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Suit Brought Against CPSB on Hiring Issue
A district court suit alleges racial discrimination in hiring by the Guy Public Service Board. Plaintiffs Yolanda Diaz Quiroga Avetinda Marie Arguija and Jose Luis Trae claim qualified Mexican American applicants were refused employment after applying as stenographers apprentice electrician and seek injunctions and affirmative action to end past unlawful discrimination.
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Mother Sues Over State Welfare Residency Rule
Mrs. Arcelina Alvarez, mother of six, sues Texas officials in federal court challenging a welfare residency rule for aid applicants. The suit seeks a temporary and permanent injunction to stop enforcing the 12 month Texas residency requirement, arguing violation of equal protection and interstate travel rights. Attorneys seek damages and equitable relief for Alvarez and her children.
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Burton G. Hackner
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HemisFair 68 Fair Chiefs Slate Meet
HemisFair 68 board to hold final prefair meeting at 1215 pm Tuesday at St Anthony Hotel. Officers to be elected and annual reports by President Marshall T. Steves, Treasurer W. W. Flannery, CEO James M. Gaines. John H. White to present construction progress on the St acreage site. Business session to approve 1967 minutes and new directors. nominating committee led by Jack Marta with Flannery among others.
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Police Pay Raise Details Spark City Budget Talk
Officials Friday claimed a 5 percent pay boost for police and firemen would raise city costs. Estimates suggest Dallas area cities face about 1.4 million in new expenses and a tax bite of roughly 13 cents per 100 dollars of valuation, with a total budget impact near 5.6 million.
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Light Lensman Among Honorees in Texas UPI Awards
Houston newspapers dominated the Texas UPI Editors Association awards as Fin day announced. The Houston Chronicle won five places and the Houston Post three. Mel Koenning of the San Antonio Light was the lone San Antonio winner, placing in the photo division.
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Laundry Robbed By Armed Pair At Local Laundromat
Two men, one armed with a shotgun, robbed a laundry at 1062 Highway 90 West on Friday, fleeing with about 50 dollars. Attendant Miss Bertha Lopez was unharmed in the incident. Local authorities investigating the armed robbery.
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