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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1969
Page
5
A fragmented OCR page lists diverse word clues and numbers across vertical and horizontal formats. Items include games terms, colors, celestial terms, and common nouns with scattered numbers, noting phrases like string of unrelated entries and a reference to tennis and beverages.
A collection of bridge quiz prompts by Charles I. Goren. Multiple bidding scenarios describe hands with various vulnerabilities and bids. Readers are invited to determine the correct rebids or actions for each position, with answers promised next Monday.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a daily message game using name letter counts to yield a key number and reading letters under check figures. It references 9-7 King Features Syndicate and a 1968 World firsts reserved line, with garbled guidance on steps and outcomes.
The Methany Brothers promote a Saturday July 7 music event at Tanee Termann Sons Hall with Brau Ra as part of the program.
Hartford imposes an 8 a.m. curfew after four nights of looting and gunfire in the North End. State Police to mobilize 100 troopers if disturbances recur. Over 130 arrests reported. two shot. A cafe owner and bystander wounded as police fired on rioters leaving a drug store.
A garbled OCR style notice lists many names alongside scattered places and figures. It mentions marriages or civil statuses and several individuals such as George and Susan, Richard Tucker, and Jeanie Steubing, with scattered surnames. The fragmentary text reads like a public notice of vital events but lacks coherent dates, jurisdictions, or final details.
In Montevideo Uruguayan lawmakers urged the government to follow Venezuela and Chile in canceling President Rockefeller’s Latin America tour. Opposition legislators warned of protests by students and supporters as U renown rocker figures and events were noted amid the planned June visit.
Black followers of James Forman moved into the Interchurch Center on Riverside Drive expanding protests by occupying the Reformed Church of America headquarters and threatening a broader strike. The National Black Economic Development Council seeks $500 million in reparations, to fund land purchases, capital for Black businesses, and media outlets. The National Council urged restraint, advising police only for dangerous or destructive disruptions.
Leo Carol Sharp will marry Thomas Arthur Coptland on June 20 in Mesquite Texas continuing a family pattern of June 30 weddings. Her grandparents Floyd Milo Sharp Svete were wed June 30 1917 in Hillsboro Wisconsin, and her parents Robert and Carol Sharp wed June 1964 in Kirksville Missouri. The couple and family plan to attend to mark the anniversaries of the parents and grandparents.
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