River Walk Attracts Throng Of Visitors In San Antonio
San Antonio’s Paseo del Rio draws large crowds in summer with a blend of Mexican and American art, world cuisine, and gardens along the river. The Alamo City hosts Fiesta Noche del Rio and FunTier Nights with performances at venues such as the Ames on River Theater and Villita Assembly Hall, plus country music jamborees, jazz, and riverboat rides showcased by local sponsors and city venues.
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Gunter Hotel
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Ronnie Sessions
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Generation Gap
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Nixon Eisenhower statue dedication slated for Denison
Julie Nixon Eisenhower will visit Denison Texas on Monday to dedicate a nine foot statue of President Dwight D. Eisenhower. The sculpture, created in clay by Robert Dean of Oklahoma City and bronzed in Italy, will stand at the birthplace home restored as Eisenhower Fork. The park is maintained by the state of Texas.
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Texas Teen Queen Crowned in L A
A El Paso beauty, 16 with green eyes, won Miss Texas Teen-Ager in San Antonio over 148 rivals. Charlotte Ann Duggan, daughter of a missing in action Air Force major, will tour Israel, receive a Massey Junior College scholarship, a mink cape, and other prizes. Teresita Galiego won Miss Teen Age San Antonio in prelims.
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Massey Junior College
Israel
Teresita Galiego
Gilert Galiego
Burbank High School
Research Grants Revealed From Education Dept Awards
Two researchers and the University of Texas at San Antonio have received Department of Health Education and Welfare grants. Dr Hester J Judy of Vinewood addresses predicting college outcomes with a $9,500 National Institute of Education grant. Dr Thomas A Arconiega of Our Lady of the Lake College received $17,405 to study educational opportunities for Mexican American students in southwestern states.
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Alamo Heights School Board Meeting Time Change
The Alamo Heights School District board shifts to 7 p.m. on Monday at Alamo Heights Junior High auditorium from the prior 4 p.m. second Monday meeting. Trustees will consider a humanities program an Integrated math program at high school level student accident insurance a contract for symphony records and a board of equalization report.
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Base Gas Cuts Ease at Lackland Service Stations
Gasoline allocations at Lackland Air Force Base stations rose by 1 percent monthly, shown by Tom French, assistant manager of the Lackland Consolidated Exchange. The extra 1,000 gallons monthly lifts total to 175,000 gallons and could prompt restoring a 10 gallon limit per customer, though limits and reduced hours stay in place through week’s end per French.
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Man Faces Robbery Count
Jose Reyes Salazar, 27, of 43 W Commerce ApL 2, charged with robbery in a Dynasault of a San Antonio man. Remanded in Bexar County jail on a $25,000 bond. Salazar and another suspect, since released, tied to a $200 robbery Friday of Mario Cordoba, 23, at 345 W Commerce Apt 14.
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Editors Report Highlights Cold War Detente Across World
The piece notes Kennedy and Wallace sharing a stage amid a damaged sense of party unity and the era's detente momentum. It cites Vatican diplomacy, Chase Manhattan representing Beijing, Kissinger's Peking briefing, and Helsinki talks as part of a broader shift toward pragmatism in international relations. The column argues the Democratic Party must recalibrate after 1972 to regain strength.
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Chou En-lai
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Changing World Embraces Cooperation Across Cold War Divides
A writer argues for centrist openness between blocs, noting the Vatican and other entities favor practical engagement with Communist states. He stresses clear meaning in agreements, warns against double talk, and endorses ongoing dialogue while recognizing the risks of shifting world relations and the value of adaptability.
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