San Antonio civic leader Frank Gillespie dies at 81
Frank M. Gillespie Sr a longtime San Antonio civic figure and founder of the Good Government League died after seizures at his home and later in a hospital He chaired Gillespie Motor Co and helped form the 1954 Good Government League slate that won city offices Funeral services are set for 2 pm Tuesday at St Marks Episcopal with interment at Mission Burial Park He is survived by his widow daughters sons and siblings and had moved from Atlanta to San Antonio in 1918 to join the Ford agency The GGL legacy marked a key political shift in the city
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Severe quake recorded near China Burma border
Seismic readings in Tokyo and Hong Kong reported a severe earthquake near the China Burma border early Monday. Chinese broadcasts gave no mention of the event.
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Grievances Settled In Boycott At Crystal City
Spokesman for Mexican American pupils says negotiations ended Monday and students will return to classes Tuesday after three sessions with the school board. District officials and HEW plan a district review for Title 1 compliance as a Civil Rights Commission hearing looms.
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Coalition Try In Italy Fails
Rome AP reports Premier Mariano Rumor failed to rebuild the center left coalition. The effort aimed to unite the Christian Democrats with the Socialists Social Democrats and Republicans after governing Italy for five years.
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Air Force aids snowbound wildlife in Pennsylvania
Three Air Force planes from Clinton County Air Force Base carried 5,000 bushels of feed to mountainous areas near Latrobe in southeastern Pennsylvania. The mission, organized by the Pennsylvania Wildlife Commission, aimed to save stranded wildlife from starvation after a 20 inch snowfall. Air crews volunteered for the operation, delivering nourishment to the frostbound animals.
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Public gun safety and dog flea collar notices prompt readers
A reader asks about shooting on a public road and private land, while a Texas warning cites gun discharge laws. A veteran column emphasizes flea collars' dangers to dogs with allergies, advising removal during distress and cautious reapplication, plus storage tips.
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Index and Page Listings From the Daily Journal
The page guide lists sections including Index Financial Fun and Games Horoscope Cable Society UJ Sports TV Sage and page numbers for navigation across the issue. It indicates where readers can find financial data entertainment and horoscopes as well as sports and television features.
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Twelve Die In Home Blaze and Burglary Suspected
AP reports twelve people died early Monday when a fire destroyed a small frame house at 2908 Nebraska Street. A burglary suspect fled the scene after baring a left thigh wound from a gun blast fired by Officer Skok as the man ran. The suspect’s auto was later found near the scene and he was taken to hospital.
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Texas Weather Turns Worse With Rain and Snow Likely
A weather bulletin reports a worsening pattern across Texas with gray skies and light drizzle turning to more rain and possible snow in many areas. Forecasters warn of continued unsettled conditions and possible impacts on travel and outdoor plans.
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Riots mar Nepal visit as anti-American protests erupt
In Katmandu, protests accompanying Vice President Agnew’s visit turn violent. Students clash with authorities, 20 arrested in Patan and Mahendra, as anti-American leaflets circulate. Agnew arrives for an overnight Himalayan stay amid tense demonstrations tied to regional politics.
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Kennedy arrives as inquest into Wopechne death opens
Sen Edward M Kennedy arrives at a heavily guarded courthouse for the inquest into the death of Mary Jo Wopechne. Dozens of witnesses, including Kennedy, are summoned as District Judge James Boyle leads testimony in a closed proceedings later to continue on page 3.
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Weather and police report fragment from New York era
Weather forecast fragment notes Monday near 40 degrees and Tuesday mid forties with high rainfall chances. In New York, police describe clashes and a crackdown with 188 men and 68 roosters seized in a recent cockfighting raid, amid weekend temperature notes.
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