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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1971

Page

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Actor Audio Murphy Believed Dead In Virginia Plane Crash

Roanoke reports actor Audio Murphy presumed dead after a small plane crash on Brush Mountain Virginia Memorial Day. Six bodies recovered from the wreckage include Murphy and pilot Herman Butler among five others. dental X rays to confirm identity. Murphy, 46, once a war hero and film star, was en route from Martinsville to Martinsville to inspect a modular plant with Modular management associates.

Roanoke. Ya UPI Audio Murphy Virginia Europe Murphy Pamela Aries Aero Atlanta Martinsville Brush Mountain Community Hospital Roanoke Juhn Joska Claude Crosby Modular Raymond Prater Chattanooga Ten Jack Littleton Fort Colling Colu Lenair Corps Herman Butler Crossville Tenn Rudy Durand Hart Weyand Los Angeles

Reagan May Challenge Nixon For GOP Nomination

Cambridge report says Ronald Reagan of California will likely use federal poverty and welfare programs as a challenge to Richard Nixon for the Republican presidential nomination next year. Details emerge from the Me Ripa Society, a Republican research group, on Monday.

Cambridge Mass Ronald Reagan Calirfornia Richard Nixon Me Ripa Society Republican Research Group Monilay

Ed Knowlton founder of San Antonio creamery dies at 82

Ed Knowlton, lifelong San Antonio civic and business leader and founder of the creamery that bears his name, died in San Antonio at age 82. Born in 1884, he delivered milk for Kline’s Creamery as a teen, started his own dairy in 1908, and later shifted to meet pasteurization rules. He and his wife Mary Campbell had five children, and his 50th creamery anniversary in 1958 was marked by a mayoral proclamation of Ed Knowlton Day. He served as charter member of Jefferson United Methodist Church, supported YMCA and Goodwill, helped establish educational television, and received the Distinguished Service Award in 1962.

Pinner E. “Ed” Knowlton San Antonio Knowlton Kline's Borden's Sut Knoowlton Mary Alice Campbell U.S Ed Knowlton Jefferson United Methodist Church Nal Goodwill Industries YMCA Baysville

Action Line on credit card discounts at liquor store

A reader notes a liquor store refused case price discounts for credit card purchases, charging per bottle price instead. The caller explains contracts require merchants to honor card terms like cash and urges reporting to the issuing bank. Readers are invited to share similar experiences with consumer payment disputes.

Today’s Indexes and Page Labels Noted

The page shows an index of sections and page labels such as Amsements Around the Page Unrest Caupus and various pages for Classifieds Comics Death Notices Editorial Features Financial Run and Games Hovascope Society Sports TV Logs and more, indicating a historical newspaper layout.

Plaga Financial Hovascope bCouth Society

Reds Say Foe Loss Staggering In Viet Nam War Update

South Vietnamese forces were driven from the Snuol border area by North Vietnamese and Viet Cong units leaving wrecked tanks and artillery. Government claims of victory were disputed. the Communists reported major gains including thousands of enemy casualties and captures. Casualties and moves across Laos and Cambodia were described amid heavy fighting near Phnom Penh and Kompong Chamlang with allied air support reported variably.

Saigon UPS Sairpower Laos Highway 1 Snuol Cambodia Phnom Penh Chang Song Sarenq Led Song Kompong Chamlang Cams Munish

TV Sweepstakes Reader Wins 100 Cash Prize

Don Reynolds, a long time Light reader and former Air Force member now retired, claimed a $100 cash prize in The Light TV Sweepstakes. The June contest phase offers weekly bonuses and a range of prizes including mini bikes and TV sets. Other winners include Mrs. Helga Worley and Mrs. Elma Compton, with new summer contests starting each Sunday.

Don ©. Reynolds Air Force Reguar Ford TV Channels Magazine Maverick Sat Lights TV Reynolds Eae Oly Helga Worley Somerset Elma Compton Lennon Light

Tower Among First Mixed Drink Permits in Texas

The Tower of the Americas in San Antonio will be the second mixed beverage permit issued in the state. The Branding Iron at El Paso is the first, and John Charles Restaurant in San Antonio will be fourth. The Landing in San Antonio is expected to receive a permit as well.

Unions Strike Western Union Halts Public Telegrams

Two unions representing over 20 000 workers walked off the job in Washington and other cities disrupting public telegram services while private and government services largely continue. Wages and job security remain unsettled as ABC Union officials plan permits for Tele Tax and Mailgram operations in Dallas and San Antonio.

Washington UPI Western Union Western la Fonda San Antonio ABC Union Joel Parnall Dallas Darnall ABC Dis

Massacre Claims In Cambodian Mekong Scene

A chaotic World War II era style report describes Vietnamese victims in Cambodia with survivors recounting killings by Cambodian soldiers. Warner reported mass executions near the Mekong River with survivors describing being herded, shot, or feigned dead as the attack unfolded.

New York WPN Phnom Penh van Tant Warner Mekong River Cambodia Van Look Magazine Venus Warner van Tam Hin Mekong Viewvan Cambadin

Special Session Opens as Texas Legislature Resumes Work

Gov Preston Smith calls a 30 day special session focusing on congressional redistricting with possible add ons. Lt Gov Ben Barnes hints at a liquor by the drink tax and a tax package to fund a record 7.13 billion two year budget. Ethics rules and a six by six state ethics commission are created as the session begins.

Austin AP Preston Smith Ben Barnes Smith Barnes Texas Panhandle Lubbok Gus Mutscher Secretary of State

Uncertain forecast continues warm with mild change envisioned

A weather forecast shows continued warmth into Tuesday with partly cloudy conditions and winds from south to southeast at 3 to 8 mph. Highs are expected in the mid 90s on Tuesday with a mid 70s low Wednesday and mid 80s highs on Wednesday.

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Body Murphy’s Reagan Nixon Creamery Ed’ Knowlton Knowlton Creamery Action Line Action Ling Crediit Phat Company Today's Index W. 5. Heatly House Nelaiis S.A. Mixed Drinks Tower
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