1966 Birth in San Antonio First of Year
Shirley Ann Oliver gave birth to a five pound 11 ounce boy at Hospital, San Antonio, at one second after midnight, first baby of 1966 in the city. The newborn arrives as New Year celebrations fill the town with balmy weather and festive partying across clubs and country clubs.
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Robert B. Green Hospital
San Antonio
Shirley Ann Oliver
Dawson
Red Carpet
Luis Barber
Josef
Harry Pack
Jet Sey
Kenny Fisher
Oak Hills
Paul Neighbors
Jimmie Klein
Canyon Creek
Jim Robinson
Windcrest
el Tropicano
Fontana Club
Jerry Mayburn
Delivery Notice for Light Service
If you do not receive your light, contact your neighborhood carrier. If unreachable, call CAG-2441 before 7 30 p m on weekdays and 7 a m to 10 a m on weekends to arrange service.
Avalanche Kills Skier at Treasure Mountain Park City
A Treasure Mountain avalanche east of Salt Lake City killed Theodore Berg of Kaysville and left three others including his two sons with minor injuries. Thomas Jones of North Salt Lake was buried but escaped, while resort official Timothy Heydon said no additional victims were found after three searches.
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Park City
Utah
UPI
Treasure Mountain
Salt Lake City
Theodore Berg
Kaysville
Berg
Bruce
Douglas
Thomas Jones
North Salt Lake
Jones
Timothy Heydon
Editor predicts no repeal of union shop ban in 1966
Victor Riesel, veteran labor reporter, says there will be no repeal of the 14h union shop ban in the upcoming Congress. The item appears among 1966 predictions with notes to turn to Page 14 for details. The stock market closed with a new peak, Dow Jones up 5.57 to 969.26, per AP stock tables on Page 7.
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Victor Riesel
Labor News
Sunrise Index Page Teasers and Section Listings
The Sunrise edition outlines content across sections with page ranges for Amusements Editorial Comics and more. It lists Death Notices Real Estate Society and Sports pages and notes TV Logs Goren on Bridge and Horoscope on page 1 AA.
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Goren
Showers Forecast as New Year Opens
Light showers were forecast for Saturday with a chance of a repeat on Sunday. Balmy temperatures with daily highs in the mid 70s and overnight lows about 10 degrees cooler. Friday’s high was 75.
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Glenn Tucker
San Antonio
Viet Nam
Bacchus
Frieyes
New York Transit Talks Halted as Strike Looms
New York officials report talks between transit authorities and the Transport Workers Union and Amalgamated Transit Union broke off Saturday, hours before a scheduled strike that would halt all city buses and subways. The stoppage threats followed weeks of bargaining, with no immediate settlement in sight.
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NEW York
UPI
Transport, Workers Union and Amalgamated Transit Union
The
Transit Authority
U S Urges Peace or Else in Vietnam Conflict
The United States pressed a peace offensive despite rebuffs from Moscow and Hanoi. Officials warned that without a settlement the Vietnam War could expand and become more dangerous, while stressing no ultimatums were presented to Communist or Free World capitals.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Moscow
Hanoi
Quuttang
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Ho Chi Minhji
Alexei ‘Kosygin
U.S
U. S
Presi
Johson
South Viet Nam
Homemade Bomb Injures Two Teens on West Side
Two 18 year olds, David Guzman of Espada Road and Nick Garcia of Granada Walk in the San Juans, suffered serious injuries when a homemade bomb exploded late Friday. Guzman lost part of his left arm, while steel pierced Garcia in the groin.
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West Side
David Guzman
Espada Road
Nick Garcia
Granada
San Juans
Johnson Urges Bethlehem Steel to Reconsider Price Hike
President Johnson appeals to Bethlehem Steel to rescind a $5 per ton price increase arguing it would worsen inflation and burden soldiers in Viet Nam. He cites CAE chair Ackley saying the move lacks justification and calls for urgent talks with his economic advisers. He also notes ongoing White House discussions with top officials on Viet Nam peace efforts.
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Austin, Tex
UPI
Johnson
Bethlehem Steel Company
Viet Nam
Gardner Ackley
Council of Economic Advisers
Bethlehem
Texas White House
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
George W. Ball
Budget Bureau
Charles L. Schultze
Joseph Califano
Joseph Laitin
Indian Finance Minister Resigns After Policy Clash
In New Delhi Finance Minister T. T. Krishna Machari stepped down amid a dispute with Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri over economic policy. Shastri appointed Sachin Chaudhury to succeed him.
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New Delhi
UPI
T. T. Krishnamachari
India
Lal
Bahadur Shastri
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Carroll Butler
Ruth Green
Castle Hills
Butler
Peter Hennessey
Laura Martin
Gunter Hotel
S. A
Samuel Davenport
Patricia
McCormick
N. Y
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