S A Youth Saves Drowning Girl at San Antonio Camp
Sylvester Green, 20, a Way camp water sports director and senior from Southern University New Orleans, rescued Leona Denise Duke 14 who slipped into deep water near SANYO day camp by Helotes. Green pulled her to the edge in seconds as photographers and a reporter witnessed.
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San Antonio
Sylvester Green
Souther University
New Orleans
SANYO
Helotes
Leona Denise Duke
Elle Austin
Green
Miss Duke
Bombings mar Caernarvon royal procession
In Caernarvon Wales Queen Elizabeth and Prince Charles faced danger as bombs and a youth hurling an egg disrupted the royal carriage scene. Police detained suspects as explosions near the station and post office cast smoke over the castle events. News outlets worldwide carried the dramatic coverage.
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Caernarvon
Wales
Elizabeth
Prince Charles
Prince of Wales
Caeynarvon
Caernarvon Castle
Caernarven
Charles
Wiswal Rayal
Gucen
Godess Castle
32 Killed in Bangkok Crash
Bangkok AP reports a bus collision near Rajburi province 40 miles southwest of Bangkok killed 32 people and seriously injured 30 more passengers. Authorities describe a speed ing train incident at a rail crossing as the cause.
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Bangkok
Manny
Rajburi
Pollen
Residents question city hydrant project on Sunshadow Street
Mrs. James Hopp Jr asks why a fire hydrant has not been installed after a hole was dug on Sunshadow Street. City Water Board engineer Milgh Anderson explains the hole was for bringing a valve to grade and the job is to be completed, with further details pending.
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Sunshadow Street
James Hopp JR
Actson
City Water Board
Milgh Anderson
CWB
Arn Wwas
Today’s index listing sections and page ranges
The notice outlines newspaper sections with pages for Armusements Classified Comics Death Notices Jiditorial Features Financial Fun and Games Sports TV Logs and Iprascope, indicating where each content category appears within the edition. It lists page numbers and unusual labels, serving as a guide for readers to locate content.
Medicare Cards Proposed by Nixon Administration
The Nixon administration sought Congress authority to stop Medicare payments to doctors who overcharge use inferior supplies or commit fraud. John G. Veneman testified before the Senate Finance Committee urging the power to discontinue reimbursements on clear evidence of abuses. The move also seeks federal limits on fees paid by states to medical practitioners under Medicaid, replacing previous state-set maximums.
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Wasrington
UPC
Nixon
John G. Veneman
Department of Merth
Education and Welfare
Senate
Ayead
Veneman
Reagan
June Remains Top Month for Marriage Licenses
June again leads as the marrying month with a final count of 1033 licenses for 30 days. August surpassed last year's June, recording 98 licenses, while the 1969 six month total reaches 4510, up from 4003 in the same period a year prior. The 1968 annual total stood at 8902 licenses, a new record.
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Jaue
Texas Heat Persists Amid Scattered Showers
Texas endures torrid heat as June yields to July with blistering temperatures. Sporadic showers offer little relief while officials warn residents to stay hydrated and limit outdoor activity during peak sun hours.
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Texas
Saigon
Milac Mevileanot
House Campus Unrest Bill Dies in House Shakeup
Officials said the bill would report back after meeting with members on negotiation progress. Wilson Parker union president warned a declaration of intent to strike if talks fail. The committee killed the motion 18-17, authorizing subcommittee review and a report to the board as talks with management continued, with plans to certify reputations and limit disruptions.
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Wilson Parker
Pars
U. S
Tolhe
Parker
Tive
Trans
Feder
Weather outlook and transit vote clash at university meeting
Partly cloudy and warm through Wednesday with southeast winds. highs near 95 Tuesday, 16 by night, in the 70s overnight. At a university meeting members debated a motion to extend talks cutting transit service, which was rejected by a large majority after Norman Hill commented on the issue. continuing coverage to follow on page 6.
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Tower Life
Norman Hill
Antil
Cal
Allies Halt Siege At Ben Het Camp Freedom Celebrated
A South Vietnamese relief force lifted the siege of Ben Het in the Central Highlands as Communist attackers fled into Cambodia and Laos. Government infantry moved along a jungle road unopposed eight miles from Dak To, and jubilant irregulars celebrated with water buffalos parachuted into the camp.
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Saigon
APS
Ben Het
Uwe
Ben
Het
Sunday bus service schedule notice for San Antonio transit
Regular daily service will be resumed on Saturday. Bus patrons should check pocket schedules for Sunday service or call the service division at WY for information. Dispatcher Kaupert, superintendent of transportation, notes holiday adjustments and Friday operations.
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W. OH. Kaupert
Transportationy
San Antonino Transit System
New German Leader Sworn In as President
Dr. Gustav Heinemann, 69, sworn in as West Germany's third federal president in Bonn. He succeeds former president Theodor Heuss? Actually Lübeck who served two five year terms and stepped down after completing his tenure as head of state.
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Bonn
Germany
Gustav Heinemann
West Germany
Heinemann
Deiniich Luebke
Unanimous Bus Union Votes to Strike if Talks Fail
San Antonio transit drivers and mechanics, over 300 members of Amalgamated Transit Union Division 694, authorized the executive board to call a citywide bus strike if negotiations with the transit system fail by September 2. The board will meet again with rank and file before deciding.
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Barry Drowne
San Antonio
Lf Transit
Division 694
Amalgamated Transit Union of America
Granade Homes
Mea J
San Antonio ‘Transit
New Supreme Leader Named in Europe
Gen Amtrew J Gomipaster aged 54 assumed command as supreme ally in Europe succeeding Gen Lynam L Lem Witwer. The Belgium based announcement credits him with leadership over Allied forces in the region and marks a change in command.
Bomb Set Off In Argentina Amid Political Turmoil
A bomb exploded near Buenos Aires amid a nationwide crisis. Police and troops patrolled airports and government plants as a strike and martial law actions paralyzed railway yards and industrial suburbs. President Capajiralis faced coordinated disruption while labor demands rose and a state of siege affected daily life.
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Buenos Aires
UPI
Electcie
Argentina
Thement
Nelson A
Rockefeller
New York
Maximan
Tolay
Wat
Juan Carlos Capajiralis
Augusta Vandorh
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