Mexican American boycott leaderarrested in Crystal City
In Crystal City Texas a group of four Mexican American youths aged 15 to 18 were arrested after picketing a supermarket on Saturday during a boycott linked to a school walkout. Judge Taylor said they faced charges of intimidation and creating a general disruption. They were fined and released on 1600 bond each, while denying the charges. The protest followed a Dec 9 boycott by hundreds of Mexican Americans over school board action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal City
Zavala
Crystal
Dia
Marlo Trevino
Taylor
Custo
Myers
Creating & Penergl
Trevino
Nupds
National Hair Experts Offer Free Exam for Hair Loss
Don’t guess about hair loss visit National Hair Experts for a free examination. They claim 400 years of study and promise to diagnose what ails your scalp and provide fast treatment to stop shedding before extensive damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoris
Met
Cary Tell
Plane Hunt Is Resumed After Private Plane Missing
An air search resumed Monday for a private plane with four aboard missing since Friday on a flight from Fort Collins to San Antonio. Last radio contact was after takeoff from Llano, with passengers Tony Gareta, Tosefim Gareth, and George Gomez. pilot Gordon Worker. Civil air patrol and ground teams joined efforts, with Lt. Col. Max Stone of Austin stating searches would continue. Weather withheld further contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Collins
Calo
San Antonio
Bettween
Llano
Tony Gareta
Tosefim Gareth
George Gomez
Gordon Worker
Max Stone
Austin
Pinnes
Linne
Bydde
Two Patrols Endures Mideast Clash Quiet in Valley
AP report from Tel Aviv notes no Israeli casualties as machinegun fire rattled valleys across the Haifa or Heisall area, while Israel claims Arab forces were hit by jets in Jordan. Across Gaza an explosion near Nabiya killed one taxi passenger and wounded three Arabs, and an Israeli court in Nablus jailed five Jordan infiltrators tied to a guerrilla group for infiltration and weapon offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tel Aviv
Israel
Heisall Valley
Jordan
twolGhor
Jordin
Agit
Maoz
Maoz Haim and Beit Yoel
Gaza Strip
Atg Hements Faith
Sea of Gal- Taraeli Taxi Din
Nablus
Pasqua
Itepal
Court Told Of Bomb Plot In London Trial
In Bracknell England a British court heard details of a bomb plot involving Trefor Owen Williams and Roland Hannan. Prosecutors described Williams seeking Egyptian contacts to blow up an airliner with a timing device and detonators. Williams and Hannan allegedly met Egyptian Embassy staff in London and Cairo as part of the alleged scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bracknell
England
UPI
Trefor Owen Williams
Barnes
London
Hannan
Willams
Hourl
Wny
Omar Sharif
Peter Barnes
Wiliams
Rorand Hannan
Williams
al Fatah
Egypt
Burnes Sali
Cairo
Catan
Shepherd's Hotel
Temple
Dalla Hanton
Hards Devries
Huston le Williamas
Totsen College
Austin
Gammon
Williams Seminary
Atlanta
Folkd
Viison Seminary
New York
Commitian
First Negro to Head All-White Texas Methodist District
Rev. Garfield Owens named superintendent of the San Antonio District the first Black leader for a full white Texas Methodist district. He will take charge February 1 as the Southwest Texas Conference prepares for the merger of 60 Negro churches with 275 Caucasian churches. Owens praised as a consecrated minister, picked by Bishop Eugene Slater amid merger plans and movement toward integration within the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallag
San Atlanto
Southwest Texas Methodist Conference
Garfield Owens
Eugene Slater
United Methodist Church
Owens
Texas
Slater
San’ Antonio
VA To Cite Drug Industry For Public Service Award
Washington dispatch reports the Veterans Administration plans next week to present a meritorious public service award to the drug industry for cooperation with government programs and equal employment opportunity efforts. A subsequent meeting included a demonstration involving plastic explosives and detonators, prompting officials to review security and policy implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Veterans ‘Administration
Public Service
Omar Sharif
Ay Administration
Hammaal
Wiliams
Manson skips meal protest amid jail transfer turmoil
In Los Angeles Charles Manson joined inmates in a protest by fasting at midday as three prisoners were moved for disturbances and alleged thefts. The 25 year old cult leader, charged with seven murders and conspiracy, was allowed to attend the jail library and act as his own lawyer as he plans to plead this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
UPI
Charles Manson
Central
Manson
Sharon Tile
Lena LaBianca
Pilot Aims for Second Polar Flight From New Zealand
Auckland report: Max Conrad and his twin-engine Aztec piper fly from Chrischurch to Invercargill to prep for a second attempt to fly 2,100 miles to McMurdo Sound Antarctica. His first try on June 2 failed due to engine trouble and a faulty compass. Conrad repaired the plane and hopes to complete the around-the-world flight without further delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
Max Conrad
Chrisechurch
Invercargill
Imcmurdo Sound
Antacotica
Conrad
Malaysia Council Formed to Tackle Racial Problems
Kuala Lumpur reports the government announced a four-member consultative council with 42 Malays, 17 Chinese and six Indians to seek permanent solutions to racial issues. The country’s population is about 42 per cent Malay, 36 per cent Chinese, 40 per cent Indian and a portion of indigenous peoples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuala Lumpur
APF
Minstrels To Appear At San Antonio Symphony Pops Night
The New Christy Minstrels tour includes Vienna and will perform at 8 pm Monday at the Convention Center Banquet Hall as the San Antonio Symphony's second pops concert of the season conducted by George Yaeger. Tickets may be reserved by the symphony box office at 226-2269. Doors open at 7 pm with barbecue suppers by the Junior Women's Committees of the Symphony Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Christy Minstrels
Fresh Ram
Viena
Convention Center
San Antonis Symphony
George Yaeger
Symphony
Symphony Society
Comsat Firing Delayed by Fifth Launch Attempt
CAPE KENNEDY CPS space agency will attempt a fifth launch Tuesday of a Comsat satellite insured against rocket failure after a misfire on the last launch. Engineers blamed a signaling wire causing ignition sequence loss. The Delta rocket, part of the Intelsat program, has had two failures in four recent efforts, with the current craft the first insured by Loyd's of London. The insurance covers most of the $11.4 million mission costs if the test proceeds as planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Kennedy
CPS
Je Space Agency
Comsat Corporation
The
Space Agency
Comercial
Mlanlle Uctan
Waslin
Ings
Delta
Delty
Kis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sevajerita Lara
Linda
Cleofas Tame
Yarpao
Avril
Masiurh
New
Caress Jersey
Sule
Orson Challis
Mg Ed Beez
Fredericksburg
Gollad Rd
Sen
Jacob
Javits
Rny
Jerusalem
Golda Mele
Mideast
Went
First Negro ‘Heads ‘Church
Viens
Victoria
West Texas Methodist Conference
Ause
Tebanese
Anman
Duid
Henman
Amanan
Clearview
Mat Shavit
Lebanon
Kamal Jumblatt
Trnde Bustant
Umiblatt
Alsraeli
Moshe Trayan
Tsrael
Tsraeli
Libya
Ts.rael
Malaysia Council
Comsat
Weom
Aumangaleuas - Gutisotudt Gils
SVP
OATN
Us Thanteah
Segacy
Aes Aang Attiseries
Loyd's of
Dandraif
Joske
Dawnians
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!