Pedestrian Killed in L A as Ninth Traffic Fatality of Year
The city’s ninth traffic death of the year occurred Sunday when 75 year old Ann Murphy Riley of 402 W Gramercy was struck in the 500 block of Blanco Road and died en route to Baptist Hospital about 1 40 a m. Jo Anne Schaefer 17 of Tulane was charged Sunday with failure to stop and aid, released on 2500 bond set by Night Magistrate Phil Chavarla.
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Blanco Road
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Baptist Hospital
Jo Anne Schaefer
So Tulane
Phil Chavarla
Street safety and abandoned cars raise driver risk in San Antonio
Action Line readers raise concerns about freeway crossing by children and obstructed views from abandoned vehicles on Amanda and Roland. Police promise warnings and enforcement, while residents seek maps and education funding. A student appeals for education funding amid Nixon budget impacts, urging citizens to contact state and national lawmakers.
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Surviving Air Force Crew Share Narrow Reunion Tales
Four days after their wedding one man survived a shooting and a later crash, while his partner vanished from contact after a theater incident. Cavernous miscommunications and shared service history tied together VicMamus Mechnebler and their comrades. The group recalls prison experiences, wartime bonds, and a vow to put distance between them despite enduring friendship.
Viet Cong Attack Injures Several on Helicopter
Viet Cong were blamed for a helicopter attack that injured two or more aboard, with U.S. officials noting a preliminary probe. Major General Gilbert Woodward demanded an investigation in a letter to Canada’s ICCS acting chairman Michel Gauvin, and the issue was circulated to TCCS members. The Viet Cong did not deny firing on the helicopter. In other ground fighting, six minor battles erupted about 300 miles north of Saigon, with Saigon reporting 51 Communist deaths in the overall engagement.
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U.S. Army
Gilbert Woodward
Ian
Michel Gauvin
Canada
ICCS
Woodward
TCCS
Indonesia
Poland
Hungary
UPI
Saigon
Gonzales School Board Seeks Reelection For Two Seats
Two members Fred Droupy and Otto Gindler seek reelection to Gonzales school board seats one and two in April. Droupy has served since 1961 and Gindler was appointed to fill an unexpired term in 1968. Over 16,000 tourists visit the Yukon region yearly.
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Fred Droupy
Otto Gindler
Odelle Hamilton
Droupy
Gindler
POWs Return to Clark After Vietnam Flight Debriefing
Twenty Navy and Air Force pilots shot down over North and South Vietnam in 1966 67 arrived at Clark Air Base and began debriefing nine hours after landing. They enjoyed a candlelit dinner with Red Cross staff and nurses, received cheers from a 2000 strong crowd, and praised President Nixon and the American people.
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Mechnebler
Air Force Academy
England
Indochina
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Clark
Navy
Air Force
Bioeth Vietnam
Gescort
Red Cross
James R. Pirie
Bessemer
Ala
Nixon
Military officers hospitalized with unknown release dates
At Lackland hospital Lt Col Armand J Myers Universal City Capt David A Baker New York Capt Thomas J Kloman Del Rio and Phoenix Lt Col James Hivner Austin Capt James E Ray Conroe and Col James Lana Little Rank are out with their families for a three day holiday. Officials said there is no indication when they will be released and no further information on rivals at the hospitals.
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Lackland Hospital
Armand J. Myers
Universal City
David A. Baker
New York
Thomas J. Kloman
del Rio
Phoenix
James Hivner
Austin
James E. Ray
Conroe
James Lana
Little Rank
Weekend Burglary Losses Over $4,550
Burglars stole property including a sewing machine radio television sets and tape recordings from multiple homes. Items valued at about 4550 were reported missing in the weekend incidents. Detectives reviewed several burglaries across local addresses including Rice 117 and Alametos area.
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Clyde Jones Jr
C. E. Beem
Sion
Henders Boone
Vanoaks
Alametos
Save Your Hair Expert Urges Immediate Check Up
A national hair expert says one in six Americans is bald and urges immediate scalp checks. In Houston at Gibbs Building, the National Hair Experts offer free scalp examinations, phase one treatment details, and guidance on hair thickening. Appointments available daily with Saturday hours and weekday salons.
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National
Tair
Esperte
Ly Gibbs
Aliee
National Hair Espetes
Reid Rai
Jung
Gibbs
Alamo
Houston
Saundays
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