Alamo City to Star in Official Bicentennial Film
San Antonio is chosen as one of three sites for a national bicentennial film. Vision Associates and Lew Babker will produce a 20 minute heritage oriented segment featuring San Antonio landmarks such as The Alamo Paseo de Rio and Spanish Governor's Palace. The film titled We Hold These Truths will premiere on television stations nationwide this fall and be released to movie houses in October.
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Cnstinio
B. J
Red" McCombs
Greater
San Atlanio
Fim
Babker
San Antonio
Bobker
Vision
Wil
Bolcher
Boston
Appalachia
Kenwicky
Old Ursuline Academy
Alamo
Paseo de Rio
Institute of Test Cultures
Spanish Governor's Palace
W. McAllister Sr
Rohker
National Center of
Numan Relations McCombs
Vision Associats
McCombs
Settig
Winfield
Hamiin
Heritope Foundation
Hanlin
San Artacio
Fiesta honor for Councilman Padilla at Homebuilders event
City official Al Padilla Jr will be honored as a Fiesta figure from 7 to 10 pm at the Homebuilders Association Building. Tickets are 10 dollars per person and the event features food music and drinks. Coordinators include Louis Terrazas Richard DeMuabrun Slalé Rep Matt Garcia and others.
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al Padilla’ Jr
Image Needs Work Ranchers Told at Texas Meeting
STRYKER McGUIRE and RON BENTO report a meat industry official warns Texas sheep and goat ranchers to reshape public image to counter consumer scams amid rising food prices. David H. Stroud of the National Livestock and Meat Board urges fair profits, consumer trust, and shared burdens with agriculture at the Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Association two day meeting. The conference also covers predator control, land use, and state legislation affecting agriculture.
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Stryker McGuire
Ron Bento
Texas
Agti-Business
David H. Stroud
National Livestock and Meat Board
San Antonio
Game OF Survival
Stroud
Hilton Hotel
Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers' Association
Harmary
Straud
Strand
Fred J. Agnich
Dallas
Agnith
Atsu
Witham
Hobby
ISGRA
Ngn
Army PIO Named At Ft Sam Houston
Col. Ry Ine Rogers, a 1951 West Point graduate who has served in Korea West Germany and Vietnam, is named the new Information officer for the 3th Army at Fort Sam Houston. He previously worked as an information officer at Fort Buckner and Buckner Army is based at Carlisle Barracks Pennsylvania. Rogers, a native of Fort Leavenworth Kansas, was drafted and served two years as a private before entering the U.S. Military Academy. The appointment follows his June graduation from the Army War College.
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Rogers Rogers
Army War College
Carlisle Barracks
Fr. Buckner
May
Fort Leavenworth
Kay
Rogers
Mary
U.S. Military Academy
Ile
Korea
West Germany
Vietnam
Three Death Rulings Reported in Local Cases
Rulings found deaths by own action in three cases. Ray Hammonds, 7, of 139 Shrine, died February 12 from an analgesic overdose. Diana Clipper, 21, of 612 Denver, died in June from an analgesic overdose. Ruben Rangel, 23, of 28215 Trinity, died January 28 in an accident due to arcoral intoxication.
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Ray Hammonds
Ruben Santos
Diana Clipper
Denver
Saritos
Ruben Rangel
Trinity
Course Teaches Accepting Death For Peaceful Dying
Sister Mary Louise Mueller of Incarnate Word College led a summer course on Death and Dying guiding alumni and students in medical psychological and emotional aspects of death. Participants discussed dying patients funeral customs and death in literature and film while some students visited nursing homes and arranged funerals to learn practical care for others before death.
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Mary Louise Mueller
Incarnate Word College
Siner
Glhe College
Mary Louise
IWC
First Co-Op Grads To Pave Way
The first class of COOP graduates from the Alamo City Chamber of Commerce computer training program are urged by Councilman The Rev. Clauda Black to help the East Side community. Twenty-week IBM training has led to jobs at Frost National Bank Alamo National Bank Trinity University Code Houston San Antonio Savings Association USAA City Water Board and City Public Service. Instructor Al Rogers notes computers require human guidance as Wendell Carrington announces a second class in data processing beginning late August with up to ten students.
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Gaylon Finkler
Alamo City
IBM
San Antonio
Black
Houston
Subscription rates for the San Antonio Light newspaper
The San Antonio Light announces subscription prices for Daily and Sunday delivery, including combinations such as Dolly and Sunday, Sunday only, and regional rates for Texas, other states, Mexico, Central and South America, with monthly, weekly, and per-issue options. Rates vary by locale and delivery type.
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Dolly
Texas
Oaly
Mexico
Central America
South America
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Lost Willey
Banders
U.S. Office of Education
Southwest Regional
Trinity University
Ann B. Robinson
St. Mary's University
Rattler
American Society of Personal Administration
James F. Bailey
Bexar County Mental Health
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University of Texas
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Agnich
Bill Hobby
Sheep and Goat Raisers Association
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John Cargile
Stoff
PIO
Judy Hurtis
Panalisis
Mike Sebald
Sophiomore
Rosita Martinez
Sociology Acjorf
Carroll Israeh
Air Force
Siace
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Stelt
C. W. Black
Leroy Gent
Paul Fanner
Roderick
Crandie
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Clyde Houston
Maurice Jackson
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