Renoir Display at McNay Gifts From Chaney Estate
The McNay Art Institute showcases a dozen Renoir paintings lent by the late Lucien Abrams’s daughter, Mrs. Morgan A. Chaney of Marathon. The gift also includes 29 Gothic and Renaissance tapestries, Japanese prints, Oriental textiles, Near East rugs, Renaissance furniture, and ceramics by Henry Warin Poor. A special April exhibition honors the gift.
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McNay Art Institute
Renoir
Edgar Tobin
Joan
Henry Warin Poor
Governors stress conservation and pollution in new year messages
Reagan of California and Rockefeller of New York call for stricter conservation laws and tougher anti pollution controls as environmental crises grow in their states. Nixon plans to push environmental issues in the State of the Union, signaling broad national action.
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Reagan
California
Rockefeller
New York
White House
Nixon
State of the Union
Arab Summit Honors Al Fatah Leader In Rabat Tribute
Arab leaders in Rabat accord Yasir Arafat the same respect as heads of state, signaling high importance given to the Al Fatah guerrilla movement. The group, once small, now numbers over twenty thousand, yet remains largely ineffective militarily and risks wider conflict if moderates cannot restrain its actions.
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Rabat
Morocco
Yasir Aralat
al Fatah
Hussein
Jordan
Gentle plea cites safety concerns and proposes a Dzanski Law
A reader letter to Congressman Henry Gonzalez urges stronger protections for women in San Antonio after a surge of attacks. It cites a December 1 1969 article and quotes Lt Keene on the danger after dark. The writer argues for federal action and television advertising reform to shield women and mentions supporting local football coverage.
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Henry 8. Gonzalez
United States House of Representatives
Washington, D.C
Gonzalez
San Antonio
David Keene
Tam
Washington
Parallel Paths in Nixon Brandt On East Politics
A column compares Nixon in the United States and Willy Brandt in West Germany as both pursue dialogues with Communists. Agnew signals openness toward China, while Brandt moves ostpolitik amid mixed public reaction. The piece suggests cautious optimism but notes enduring hard lines and long timelines for any substantial shifts.
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Ruwremnay
West Germany
Nixon
America
Willy Brandt
Bonn
Washington
Spiro Agnew
Air Force
Taiwan
Ute
Chiang Kai-shek
U.S
China
Ulbricht
East Germany
Social Democrats
Christian Democrats
Brandt
West Berlin
Britain
France
Russia
Europe
Spiro Asnew
West
Germay
Richard Nixon
Germany
Bismarck
East
NATO
Moscow
Readent's Fleatdts Talks By Dr Lester Coleman
A reader recounts his struggle to quit smoking after a war injury and emphysema scare. He describes failed attempts and urges complete cessation. The piece cites Dr Milton Kline's Morton Prince Clinic New York City hypnotherapy program, noting a marathon 12 hour session and one year follow up showing eight percent abstinence.
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New York
Morton Prince Clinic
New York City
Milton ¥. Kine
Kline
America
Soviet Gold Flows Spur Steel Boom Across Europe
A Moscow official described secret Soviet gold sales tied to massive Western steel demand. Dalstory in Magadan coordinates vast Arctic mining and state camp activity while European mills race to fulfill orders for structural shapes, girders, rails, and pipes, signaling a shift from war materials to construction and reconstruction.
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U.S
Russia
Zurich
Maiorov
Siberia
Bering Strait
Alaska
Kremlin
Dalstory
Far North
Magadan
Nagayevo Bay
Sea of Okhotsk
Malorov
Matorov
Arctic Ocean
Kolyma River
Masorov
Belsen
Dachau
Buchenwald
Alaksa
Amsterdam
Europe
Moscow Nevodony Bank
London
Banque Commerciale de l'Europe du Nord
Paris
Maiovoy
VOEST
Ling
Mannesman
DEMAG
Spain
America
Soviet
West
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Jouan Chamberlain
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T ‘Eadeny
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