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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1968

Page

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Washington Diplomats Honored at Giant Gala in San Antonio

The U S Pavilion hosted a Texas sized ball for visiting diplomats including Nicaragua’s Sevilla Sacasa and Bolivian President Rene Bar, with about 80 San Antonio and South Texas dignitaries. Guests praised Texas hospitality, performers Les Elgart and the Fourth Army Band provided music, and a fireworks display on the Tower of the Americas spelled Happy Birthday U.S.A. The event, part of the Hemis Fall exposition, featured a formal dinner, candlelit tables, and a festive, homey atmosphere as ambassadors expressed they felt at home in San Antonio.

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Ambassadors Arrive in San Antonio for Washington Events

A long list of foreign ambassadors and officials accredited to the White House visit San Antonio. Names include Dr Guillermo Sevilla Sacasa of Nicaragua and Jorge Z Velasquez of Panama, with many more from countries across the Americas and Europe.

San Antonio Guillermo Sevilla-Sacasa Nicaragua Juan Felipe Yriart Uruguay Vasco Vieira Garin Portugal Ricardo Midence Soto Honduras Hugo B. Margala Mexico Julio Sanjines- Goytia Bolivia Chow Shu-Kai China Charles Lucet France Felix Schnyder Switzerland A. Edgar Ritchie Canada Francisco Linares Arande Guatemala Alvaro Alsogaray Argentina Arthur Barbados Jose Ramon Dovale Venezuela Enrique B. Vieyra Ar- Renting Vasco Mariz Interi Brazil Faites Dominican “Republics Rafael Urguia Costa Rica Jorge Dea Almeida Mere Treeldehis Telereargerl Aeazit Herman Matsnert Combean Committee Alliance Far Sul General Belgium Inlme de Progress Felipa Herrera Pres Penalae I Dant Inter-American Develop Pamment Bank Covey T. Oliver Tolus Organization of American State Angler Biddle Puke U.S. States Envilo N. Orlb R Clief Protocol Abrahant Hor Unujowitz Fern de_Baguidy Halti Sanitary Bureau Rafael San Dy Rodrigo Jacone M Ecuadho-Donet Cher Don Alejandra Mapi George Abell A.5 Asnet Afsistant A Protocol Onyls Chile Don Ratel de Ln Coling Walers U.S Eduardo Ritter James Payne Inn Panami Ling-State Department Donald Witz Lilet Barnes U.S. State Department Alvarado Peru Valeria T. MclJohn Caryle Sinmlt Business Art Comle Deterl

Visiting Ambassadors Praise HemisFair Hospitality

More than 40 envoys including ambassadors and consuls toured HemisFair on Independence Day. They praised Texas hospitality, walked the grounds, and lauded the fair’s transformation from an eyesore to a beauty. President Johnson joined some groups as they later dined atop the Tower of the Americas.

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