Light's Action Line Fitnessed In San Antonio Mail Claims
The Light's Action Line column discusses solicitation licensing in San Antonio, noting the Better Business Bureau and Jewish Social Service Federation dispute claims about money to synagogues from an Austin newspaper. It details curfew policy under civil emergencies, advice on credit in a widow's name, and clarifications on speeding and customs exemptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Better Business Bureau of
San Antonio
Jewish Social Service Federation
Austin
Seffel
Austin Sheet
Solicitarions Commission
Battle Night Escape From Hue Ends For Vietnam Veteran
In a harrowing account, a veteran recalls a day of heavy fighting near Hue. He dodges sniper fire amid flares and artillery, crawls through vines and fences, and survives a night pinned down by gunfire. He recounts hospital stays, abandoned bunkers, and the long walk back to Quang Tri before resuming duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alec
Tito Hiteh
Ana
Batalion
Hue
Army Special Forces
Quang ‘Tri
Truman In Good Shape Amid Public Attention
88 year old former president Truman was described as in good shape by his physician. He remains alert and quietly watches television as speculation swirls over potential Democratic party developments this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
UPTS
Marry & Truman
Judge Rejects Ellsberg Plea and Jury Security Questions
In Los Angeles UPI report judge Matt Byrne refused to automatically exclude all jurors with security clearances in the Ellsberg and Russo case. He will probe those with military or aerospace ties as defense lawyers push for fair trial guarantees and potential venue move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
UPL
Daniel Ellsberg
Anthony Ot. Russo
U.S. Supremes
Matt Byrne
Randling
Tilsboro
Massa
Chusetts Institute of ‘Technolol ‘Gy
Russa
Lolleague
Rand Corp
Santa Monica
Svere
California
Ellsberg
Leonard Boudin
Fhursday
Osmme
Byrne
McGovern Names Utah Chair as Campaign Moves Forward
McGovern named Mrs Weaman, a 47 year old mink rancher and real estate operator from West Jordan Utah, as national chairman in a push aligned against Nixon economic policies. He then traveled to Washington en route to a two week vacation in the Black Hills of South Nakata.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGovern
Hart
Nixon
Weaman
West Jordan
Utah
Washington
Black Hills
South Nakata
Poem Sparks $20,000 Drug Theft Report at Storage Zone
A San Antonio man returned $20,000 worth of drugs after a note left on a storage vault led to a theft report. Ted Hasbrouck, manager at AAAA Key Mini Storage, said the note prompted a passerby to remove the loot thinking surplus drugs were being discarded. The drugs were donated to a city clinic and later returned. charges were not pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Nakoma
Mr- Nei Laboratory Inc
Ted Hasbrouck
Mc- Neil
Hasbrouck
Nixon Aide Seeks Houston Firm Return Amid Party Shift
Contally said Nixon planned to return to his aid law firm in Houston while remaining a Democrat. He noted efforts to broaden Nixon movement among Democrats but insisted it would not harm Nixon’s standing as a Democrat, recalling McGovern’s 1940s shift to the Progressive Party led by Henry Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Contally
Nixon
McGovern
Progressive Party
Henry Walefare
Spears Elected Bank Director
Lynn H. Spears, president of Nton's Stores Inc., has been elected to the board of Pan American National Bank. He has led the variety store chain since 1951 after joining the firm. The announcement was made by Joseph Lusk, bank president, at the Pan Am bank located at 8202 N Pan Am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn H. Spears
Nton’s Stores Inc
Pan Amercan National Bank
Ife
Joseph Lusk
Pan Am
Hijackers back down as Texas heat thins stand off
FBI and hostages endured a tense hijack ordeal on a 727 airliner over New York and Philadelphia. After hours of negotiation stewardesses and a VAL agent aided by Michael Jordan talked the hijackers into surrendering. The jet was rerouted to a private airfield near Lake Jackson, Texas, where rain cooled the scene and authorities gained control as the plane refueled and headed to Miami.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
UPI
VAL
Thomas Terdan
Airlines
Jordan
Texas
Hy Daeda
Mike
Savitho
Lake Tackson
New York
Philadelphia
Smith
Jordon
Branley Green
Washington
Lusseyd
Lake Jackson
Miami
Houston
Oklahoma hijack case heads to federal grand jury
A federal grand jury will next month consider hijacking changes against Melvin M. Fisher who allegedly seized an American Airlines jetliner near Oklahoma City and Dallas. Fisher surrendered to deputies days later after initially resisting, with a stewardess and passengers bound in a tense confrontation. The incident involved a ransom attempt and a pilot in a parachute, with authorities detailing a chaotic scene and ongoing investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
UPA
Melvin M. Fisher
American Airlines
Jordany
Sen
FBI
U.S. Houston
Jordan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sune Sun Dringa
Vndeo
Crewe
Ali
Hslacatinn Pe
Boyd Teien Watral
Spain
Mexico
West Ave
King Koil
Wwe
Queen King
Koil
South Texas
Suburbs
Erent
Mate Ross
Nox Springs
San Antonia
G.R. Achson
J. C. Tavin
Retail Merchants Association
Femat
U.S
Customs Service
Traverse City
Mich
Huntley
Truman
Spears
Oklahoma
Blanco RO
Hildebrand
Robert Wood
Porfirio Salinas Jose Vives
Sara Custom Framing
North Star Mall
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!