San Antonio decorator ambushed in suspected paid attack
Ambroiled socialite Cameron, a San Antonio interior decorator, was stabbed and beaten as he walked to a telephone booth in a suspected staged ambush. Two men forced his car off the road and attacked him, leaving him bleeding until found by his attorney. Police probe links to a secret message and a February deadline. Cameron faces theft by false pretext charges over a $34,400 insurance claim related to cuff links.
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Alamo
Montgomery
Cameron
San Antonio
Cleveland Court
Roy Garwood
Grandview
Broadway
Baptist Memorial Hospital
Virginia Mandy Dietzman
One Family Dominates Junior Show
One family swept top honors at the Bexar County Junior Livestock Show. Darrel Steubing earned the grand champion in dairy with sister Patricia as reserve, while brother Dachiel claimed senior division showman and Deborah the junior division showman. The Helotes 4-H Club is represented. Final judging continues Saturday at 8 a.m. with dairy, milk, goats, beef, poultry, calves, sheep, and steer events on the agenda.
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Brothers Andisters
Bexar County
Darrel Steubing
Patricia
Dachiel
Deborah
Alt
Preston Sidus
Gary
Furst
Burbank Ffa
Tedsie
Lou Galm
Mackey
Hisses
Veron Brown
Daniel Steubing
Patri Yubing
Frank Wehr
Steubing
Deborah Steubin
Sharon Wehmeyer
Yearling Keifer
Tim Pritchard
Glenn Schuh
Patricia Soubriz
Poland Chinn
Hil Buttier
Duroc Pitty
Yeddie Tow Galmaut
Varold Galm Ty
Wampshire Pile
Johnny Reyes
Vormamy Ickey
Berkshire
Rex McCord
Bol Brawiy
Qual Jotun
Certe
China
Richard Kraus
Duane Alexanider
Diner Burne P Totinson
Carl R. Flor Barrera
Turner Manmostics
Dwayne
F Gaber
Vic
GOP Cites Law On Dance At County Republican Dinner
The Bexar County GOP executive dinner cited Texas Penal Code provisions to denounce a proposed dance event tied to poll tax exemptions. Speaker L Sheppard Jr. named officials including County Judge Charles Tirace and County Clerk James Knight while warning Democrats risk charges under Articles 193 and 194 for offering or accepting bribes to obtain poll tax relief.
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Bexar County
Republican Party
L Sheppard Jr
Charles Tirace
Albert Pena
James Barlny
James Knight
Joe Ferro
Sheppard
Yvan
Arslice
Cadets Plague Air Force Exam Cheating Scandal
The Air Force Academy reports 23 more resignations bringing total involved to 93 amid the groundbreaking cheating scandal. The Denver Post cites a source claiming most cadets named were tied to theft sale or use of exam papers, raising questions on the extent of coordinated misconduct. The incident, ongoing as investigators probe the breadth of participation, prompted a five member advisory committee led by Gen Thomas J White to review procedures and reporting.
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AIR Force Academy, Coin
APL
Air Vorce Academy
Taluk
Military Academy
Lucy
U.S
West Point
Denver Post
Denver
Air Force
Eugene M. Zucker
Washington
Thomas J. White
Durmier
II Force
McNamara and Dillon Stricken With Ailments
President Hubert Humphrey calls the executive, as Defense Secretary McNamara and Dillon Dillon miss work with head cold and fever. Walter Reed Hospital treats McNamara while Dillon goes home. Navy reports Johnson in hospital for throat illness. Marshall High plans work slowdowns. Northside district advances bond project for John Marshall School renovations.
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Washington
UPI
Defense
Roeheel
McNamara
Treasney
Douglas Villas
Hubert T. Humphrey
Walter Reed Hospital
Dillon
New York City
Brooklyn
Jewish National Fund
Johnson
Hethonda Naval Hospital
Jak- Navie & Chandler
Fon Co
San Antoniio
John = McNamara
Marshall High School
Northside
Bury School District Board of
Cisl
Kim
Walter Tees
Reed
Humphrey
Cable Elementary School
Qehate
Escape Fire Evacuates Des Moines General Hospital Patients
Des Moines General Hospital faced a major blaze that destroyed a 19th century wing. Firefighters evacuated 109 adults and six infants, aided by about 50 doctors, nurses, and staff, while five firefighters were treated for smoke injuries. A hospital trustee credited staff for saving lives.
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Des Moines
Wwa
WFI
Des Moines General
Wajuey Amore
Howard Graney
Hospits Burd of Trustees
Dental Decay Clinic to Open in Seguin
Tributes paid Mrs. Hilda B. Weinert of Seguin at a testimonial dinner in her honor. Former Gov Price Daniel praised her decades of state and national service as a Democratic leader and civil defense member. The event highlighted her community work, church involvement, and impact on Seguin projects including a new dental clinic and local hospital.
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Jerry Deal Seguin
Price Daniel
Texas
Hilda B. Weinert
Texas’ Lutheran College
Memorial Gymnasium
Daniel
Sever
Weinert
Corc
Democratic
Seguin
National Civil Defense
National Committee For the Federal Women’s Informatory System
State Safety Conmission
State Tidelands
Texas Statewide Water Commissione
Dart Kel
Thomas Lovett
Anistin
Honures
Thala Bilds
Edgard Engelke
Engelke
Ingethe
Thea Janssen
Ladhevan Minter
Thed M. Janssen
Regula Independent
Av. Briesemeister
Ty. W. Kranshaar
Texas Lutheran College
Weiner
Regents
Wold Hive
Texas Liberty
Tila Weinert
Traeger
Shin
Guadalupa Hospital
Traeper
Jied
Rhodes Dental Clinic
Brookestion
Army Medical Center
Fouse
Te Seguin
Vriday
Noman
MeritGrinNs
James E. Chipps
Chieti
Nation Yn Pema
Nospiscuntin Nacre
Naw
Wang
Rhodes
Hilmer Weinert
Sepein
Guadalupe ‘County
Guadalupe County
Indrina Spears
Franklin Spears
John White
Waller Richter
Gonzales
Crawford Martin
Supreme Court
Dan Quill
James Knight
Dallas
Fort Worth
Austin
Houston
Convict shoots brother in law after dispute at home
A 48 year old Gulf convict Pel lday gave sheriffs a statement admitting he shot his brother in law Lorrest Chandler at his base on US Highway 81 South in south Bexar County. Hay, 65, told officers Chandler ordered him to kill Chartier with a borrowed British Army rifle. Hay was charged with murder with malice forgery and passing a bad check and held on bond. Police say the confrontation left Chandler shot twice, one bullet grazing his head and another shot to the back. Jail records show Hay paroled from a state prison last August for prior forgery and passing charges.
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Pellday
Lorrest
Chandler
O.C
Buster) Hay
Palm Park
Soud
Bexar County
Hay
I ‘Peace Justice
A. A. Semaan
Ife
Fexax Board of Pardons and Paroles
Tramic
Hay ¢la
Brotler
May
Aria
Min
Tony Movintek
Hoy
Aug. T. St
Loves da Besar
James F ° Parke
Kay
Valley Mills Schools Closed By Virus Outbreak
Valley Mills school district announced closures due to a nil type virus affecting the area. Other nearby districts in Chin Springs and Rosineville released notices. readers are directed to listings under Yard Service in the Business and Service Directory.
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Valley Mills
Mosque
Valley Milla
Chin Springs Wid Rosineville
Earl
Business & Service Directory
Baker's Best for Dandruff Itehy Scalp
An OCR readable ad copy promotes Baker's Best product for dandruff and scalp care. The fragment mentions delivery, ease of use, and no mess with a suggested approach to purchase or try the remedy, though specifics are unclear. The text shows brand-like phrasing and offers terms appealing to shoppers seeking scalp relief.
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Cema
Zenith Your Alliance
Colter Hopp
Zenith
Brand New
Feristis Portable
Cireulie Ne Meauilen
Aye
Austin WY
Hackberry
FAGIC
Andy
Harry Swurtbach
Jennin
Pathe & Boop
Hew Brountels
Gop
Dance
McNamara, Dillon
Pliny
Seare
Hawley
Alan Dehnden
Arthur E, Biard CO
Dental Decay Clinic
Ure
Spector
Eix
Kha
Baker's
Itehy
Mandi
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