Mills Riding High in Presidential Buzz for Mills
Rep Wilbur Mills of Arkansas, smartly dressed and weighing less, becomes a potential 1972 presidential contender as New England money men, led by Kenneth O’Donnell and William Dunphy, seek backing. Mills, Ways and Means chair, is courted by Burke and others, with supporters touting his economic expertise and integrity while maneuvering on welfare and Social Security bills.
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New England
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Wowington
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Arkansas
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New Hampshire
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Capitol Hill
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John F. Kennedy
William Dunphy
New Hillipshire
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O'Donnell
Burke
D-Mars
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Eniel Steward
Congress of Welfare
Social Security
Volun
Lyndon Johnson
Marty Truman
Alben Barkley
Wilbur Mill
Hets
Dulphy
Diphtheria Cases Rise Prompt Booster Drive
Bexar County health officials warn of a diphtheria surge as cases climb and booster reporting lags. The year sees 17 lab confirmed cases plus seven clinically diagnosed, with a 9 year old boy the first fatality. Booster Week launches with 250,000 eligible adults urged to get revaccinated at Municipal Auditorium and nearby clinics including 910 B A 28th and Villa Tranchese.
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Marjorie Clapp
Bexar County
Bom
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Tr. WR. Ross
Sant Antono Merapolitan
Bremer
Hobart
Municipal Auditorium
Mir Oellon
Ross Sid
Inovularia Courti
Barrera
Villa Tranchese
Mseshall
Skyjacking Bid Foiled in Cebu City
In Cebu City authorities arrested Fernando Vollamor, a San Carlos University student, after foiling a Manila bound Skyjacking plot on a Philippine Air Lines jet. NBI said he carried an unlicensed .22 caliber pistol and was held for attempted hijacking and weapons charges as Cebu airport doors were sealed and searches conducted.
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UPD
Cebu
Philippines
Aft Philippine Air Lines
PAL
National Bureau Off Investigation
NBI
Mactan
Explosion at American Laundry and Cleaners causes damage
A minor explosion at American Laundry and Cleaners on Laurel Street caused about 11 40 dollars in damage. No injuries were reported. Fire officials blamed a lint clogged vent for the blast.
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Yal W. Laurel
Fire Department of
Thiads
Council Appointees Key Directors Named
Thursday named Wasmagton Michael Rodrighe to The Visitors Bureau advisory committee and board of directors. Richard Sanchez and Robert E. Manaiyvo joined the Economic Opportunity Development Corp. Mason Reddix was named to the Visitors Bureau Advisory Committee. Ralph Bidaurii and others joined CPP policy committee and Citi board for Model Cities.
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Citi Board For Model Cities
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Harbert Walsdtymene
Court ruling keeps UTSA site regarded as secure
The court upheld annexation limits and the UTSA site safety claim while reaffirming that SB 580 may shape future city actions. City Manager Henckel and Lt. Col. Beatty noted the ruling supports current plans and could influence ongoing San Antonio development and governance.
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Milne Henckel
Thomas E. Beatty
Commis Dioners
San Antonio
Sonbeam
Smith
Vioreno
Robert Marrett
Mayornexationpnlicy
Tom Felix
Trevino
Alvin
Padilla Jr
George de la Gaiva
Fox Development
Gatti
Henckel
Robertland
Univer Safoguard
UTSA
Trade Fair Draws Crowd at San Antonio International Exhibit
Exhibits from Germany France England Honduras and more attract hundreds at the San Antonio International Trade Fair second day. Gov Alejandra Paez Urquidi and officials opened the four day event with remarks stressing two way international trade and improved relations between nations.
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San Antonis
Internalanal
Convention Center
Alejandra Paez Urquidi
Dorarga
Mex
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Chamber of Commerce
Frank Bennack Sr
Peter M. Panfeld
San Antonio International
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Paen Urquidt
Gatti
Rep
Gonzalez
Imable
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Offic
San Antonio
Truny West
Germany
France
England
Fooduras
U.S
Honduras
Nwitzerland
Guatemala
Wiclde
Satoriul Eshiblis
Korea
Jose Ings Cano
Spain
Our the Fair
San Antonio Police Seek Higher Pay Raise
San Antonio City Council will be asked next week to approve another police pay raise. Attorney Frank Y. Lil of the San Antonio Police Officers Association said the presentation is postponed a week to craft a detailed salary schedule. A 6 percent hike had taken effect February 1 with an extra 6 percent bonus in February amid slowdown talks and a potential strike.
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San Antonio
Frank Y. Lil
San Antonio Police Officers Association
Statement on drought disaster declaration by Clifford Herod in Texas
CLAY ROBISON reports that Smith accuses Sec iary of Agriculture Clifford hier din of falsehood over the drought response. The statement says a presidential disaster declaration is within federal authority and would aid Texans harmed by the drought, while the governor accuses the Republican administration of missteps.
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Clay Robison
Kight
Austin
Gil Soitty
Texas
Smith
Seciary of Agriculture
Clifford Hierdin
Parreezcalad Aid Prompted by Texas Disaster Debate
Washington balks at a full disaster declaration as Texas officials call the drought an unfolding monumental disaster. They accuse President Nixon of partisan timing and cite a lack of federal response while noting drought worsening despite minor rain, with $500,000 in Farmers Home Administration loans available since the April 15 relief order.
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Texas
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Smith
National Weather Service
Farmers Home Administration
Texas Soldier Randall J Boyd Killed in Southeast Asia
Washington AP reports Army Private Randall J Boyd of Tyler was killed fighting in Southeast Asia. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Manly P Boyd of Tyler.
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Defense Department
Army
Randall J, Boyd
Tyler
Southeast Asia
Manly P, Boyd
Trinity University plans string orchestra project for San Antonio students
Trinity University instructor Saltarelli announces the Trinity University United Colleges String Orchestra Project to subsidize music study for auditioned high school and college musicians in San Antonio and nearby areas. The program offers $400 annual scholarships, training in ensemble and orchestral settings, and free public concerts at local colleges, aiming to retain talent locally.
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University of Texas
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Our Lady of the Lake
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William Thotton
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