Leading Economist to Address L A Group at Outlook Conference
An annual Business Outlook Conference by the Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce will feature Walter Heller, former chair of the President's Council of Economic Advisors, delivering the opening address at 9 am on Wednesday at Willita Assembly Hall. Dr. Mary Hamilton of Loyola University will discuss Nixon's Phase II Program. Frank A Bennack Jr. will chair, with attendees mainly businessmen and local high school students.
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The
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Chamber Meet features regional speakers on economy and growth
The conference will include Holler and Dr. Hamilton addresses plus short talks by Lt Gen Patrick Cassidy Ray Ellison Mayor John Gatti Frank Hildebrand Robert Honts William Ochse Quincy Lee Charles Stramberg Winston Martin and attorney Ralph Langley. Economics Prof Heller of the University of Minnesota is president elect of the American Economic Association. Over 700 attended the 1972 event. Lunch and admission are $15 with reservations via the chamber special events department.
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San Antonio
Frank Hildebrand
Texas Tourist Development Agency
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San Antonio Ranch New Town
William Ochse
Central City Development Council
Winston Martin
Ralph Langley
Heller
University of Minnesota
American Economics Association
Economic Council
Senator McClellan to quit post after 18 years as chair
Washington reports Sen John L McClellan of Arkansas will step down as chairman of the Senate Permanent Investigations Subcommittee after 18 years. He will be succeeded by Sen Henry M Jackson of Washington with formal announcement expected soon after the inauguration.
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McClellan
Henry M. ‘Jackson
D-Wash
UPI
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Senate Appropriations Committee
Allen J. Etlender
D-La
Kennedy
Sen
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Heck
Neame
Dax
Whitch
Harry Truman
Josephi R. McCarthy
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Truman
Nixon
William ML. Rogers
Emergency Act Reviewed by Senate Panel on Powers
A bipartisan Senate special committee studying the advisability of ending the national emergency and winding back executive powers, formed after Truman era orders. The panel plans hearings with current and former officials, considers a regular procedure for future emergencies, and targets most work within six months. Members include Church, Mathias, Pell, Stevenson, Case, Hansen, and Pearson.
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D-Idaho
Charing
Mathias
Rmd
Congress
Church
Hey
Philip A. Ratt
D-Mich
Claibourne Pell
Adlal
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Clifford P. Case
R-Nat
Clifford P. Hansen
R-Wyo
James B. Pearson
Strangulation Autopsy Pending In Jail Death
An autopsy was pending Friday in the strangulation death of Purvis Williams, 27, a Bexar County jail inmate found in his cell with a mattress cover tied around his throat. Williams had been in custody since March 1972 after a robbery by assault conviction, with a seven year sentence.
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Purvis Williams
Bexar County
Williams
Willars
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Schmitz Tops Million Votes on Nov 7 Ballots
John G. Schmitz, former California Republican congressman and former presidential hopeful, captured 1,095,208 votes on November 7. The tally includes ballots where his name appeared and states where write-ins were counted, in a new compilation of minor party ballots.
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John G. Schmitz
California Republian
Uicket
Fragmented ad listing from San Antonio newspaper notice
Unclear OCR shows a fragmented ad from the San Antonio Light with listings of prices and items, including quantities and dates. The readable text mentions sale items and prices but lacks coherent context or complete details.
Days Lost Teachers Mull Moratorium In South Texas
Executive board members of Alamo District Texas State Teachers Association ask the Texas Education Agency to waive two missing school days due to severe winter weather. The Friday meeting at Robert E Lee High School reviewed ten TSTA legislative proposals, including proposals to reform public school financing and delay the start of the quarter system from 1977 to 1974 75.
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Texas State Teachers Association
Texas Education Agency
South Texas
Robert E. Lee High School
TSTA
Texas
Barbara Wofford
Editors Warn of War Critics’ Self-Defeating Moves
The article attacks Senate and House caucuses for denouncing the Vietnam war while threatening to cut off funds and aid. It argues such actions embolden Hanoi, misjudge Nixon, and misread negotiations in Paris. It defends Nixon’s stance and notes Congress cannot force ceasefire without presidential veto limits.
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Paris
Ted Kennedy
New York Times
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
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Dick Nixon
Vietnam
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Rye
Prolonging the War and Nixon's Defense Money Debate
Henry Kissinger in Paris and critics on Capitol Hill clash over new defense appropriations for fiscal 1974. The argument hinges on public explanation versus presidential discretion while the Vietnam conflict and communist threats loom large. Public support for peace contrasts with legislators who fear missteps in a high-stakes showdown. The piece reflects national unease about strategy, accountability, and the risk of renewed aggression abroad.
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