Spanish American Vets Plan Convention in San Antonio
National commander announced plans for the four day national convention of the Limited Spanish War Veterans to be held in late September or early October with about 250 veterans from coast to coast and 140 auxiliaries expected to attend. Everhard noted aging membership and a 1935 San Antonio gathering as a historic peak.
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Mander
San Antonio
Clay Everhard
Pharr
Gunter Hotel
Everhard
Alamo City
Pena Asks Probe of End to Migrant Project
A Washington AP report notes Defense Department identifications of 56 more servicemen killed in Vietnam, with three additional dead from combat wounds and 11 nonhostile fatalities. The list includes soldiers from Alabama California Connecticut Georgia Maryland New York Ohio Pennsylvania and more, naming ranks and hometowns amid a broader wartime casualty tally and a separate note on an ACD meeting vote.
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Pena
Washington
Defense Department
Vietnam
Connecticutspec
David M. Queys Apaichester
District of Columbia
Fames J. Notcis
Georgia
Roy M. Mewhisoms
Morgan E. Savega
Baltimore
Wil Hart Shaver
Stephen M. Dydynski
Hyattsville
Richigan
Billy
Davis
Pincenning
Mississppi
Jaseph Edwards
Steil Montana
Louis J. Wardler
Stevensville
Also
New York
Thomas R. Keaveney
Brooklyn
William J. Mack
Buffalo
Victor L. Torres
Brook
Gokale
Ronald L. Kuni
Page
Syl
Fred L. Johnson
Leeds
Thomas L. Norm
Amidon
Ohio
Rickey L. Illum
Frankling
Eugene T. Glowdcki
Cleveland
Pennsyl Yorla—M
Harry
Mahoney Sr
Philadelphia
John L. Wilhelm
Serling
James V. Rolston
Bradford
Oklehamee
Akon Marlin
Boon
Wolonoa
Virginia
Francis
Camden
Rincastre
Marine Corps
Ilinois
Harry Dy Rush
Harrin
Maryland
Ist
Melvin G
Bugis
Annapolis
Air Force
California
Edgar E
Nitschke
Imperial Beach
Nevada
Cugene
Conley
Las Vegas
New
Ogram Atfiersey
Arthur J. Abramoff
Margate City
George Low
Texas Industry Urged to Bark Hemislaire
Texas officials urged quick action on a migrant program after claims of its elimination by the Economic Opportunity Development Corporation. Albert Pena led telegrams to lawmakers urging investigation amid protests by Action for Community Development board members. The piece notes opposition from Dena and calls for industry support to address the perceived threat to poverty programs.
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Albert, Pena
U. Seng
Yarborough
Tower
Action For Community Development
Dena
Action For Community Development Board of Directors
Economic Opportunity Development Corporation
Austin
The
Texas Indus
Grea
Herschel L. Epes Jr
Luvision
Texas Utworth Coraline
Reginatt
Lynch
ACD
Idustry
San
Vitome Beast
Dennis
Seel Antonio
Lia Borate
Coles
Fratine Coins
California
Gary P
Te Worrell
Placerville
Texas
George Ray H. Horton
Commission A
Jey Houstan
Missouri
Dallas
Toney
Ward Bisidas
Slice
Jowely Yard
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