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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1966
Page
1
UPI reports the court ordered a new trial for Dr Sam D after remarks calling a prior verdict heinous. The defendant planned to take the stand in his own defense as the stay of proceedings was granted in the civ il case.
Coverage from the Greater London Crusade sparks a clash over media access as evangelist Billy Graham plans to address 680 Tennesseans at Earl's Court. The uproar centers on a Tennessee press smear and a Supreme Court stance on restricting media coverage.
The article covers a large Texas Methodist gathering in Dallas for joint conferences including Southwest and Northwest Texas, observing multiple anniversaries of the church and its organizations. It notes appointments, districts, and numerous pastors named across Houston, Corpus Christi, Kerrville, San Antonio, and other locales.
Funeral services for Ephraim Vasquez 26 a Lanier High School graduate of 1958 are set for 8 30 a m Monday at Ft Sam Houston post chapel. Vasquez was killed in Viet Nam when ambushed while riding a road he served in the Air Force since graduation. Interment will follow at Ft Sam Houston National Cemetery. His wife and three children reside in Bossier City Louisiana.
Billy Wilson and His Spinners perform nightly at the Lemon Lounge located at 801 San Pedro with no cover charge. The act venues a steady run of crowds and local music fans flock to the club each evening.
The page lists Saturday night dances at Opa's Biergarten with Milton Dietert Orchestra at Comal Fairgrounds on June 10 and 11, plus Riedel Bros at St. Hedwig Hall and Hide Away dances with The Vigilanites. Also notes a Sunday June 12 church picnic and Manns Hoe Down events with free dances.
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