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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1966
Page
3
A cluttered TV guide lists tonight’s line up including Open Golf and Buick Opel Golf championship coverage, Grand Prix endurance racing, and a Spring National Drag Racing event. Local news with Gossett weather by Charles Weldon follows, plus talk of The Ditching2 ner and Spot Whey.
A scanned TV grid shows mixed program notes with names like Ned Whitaker host and Milton Berle guest, plus scenes of a kidnapping, a dinner party, and a Western set in Japan with John Wayne. The listing mentions Peyton Place, The Ages of Man, CBS News at ten, and World Wide Jury Theater among others.
Washington awaits Senate action after the Johnson administration pushes to restore a $2 billion cut in the proposed $4 billion debt limit increase. Treasury Secretary Fowler met with Senate Finance Committee Chairman Long seeking a $332 billion ceiling, up from $328 billion, amid debate over the budget deficit and future revenues.
Gonzalez accuses fair leadership of ignoring past work and demands direct negotiations. He cites a variety program featuring international stars and a Buick Open golf tour to be telecast live by NBC, with performances from Europe and Israel, including Bertie Kessler and the Buckingham Palace Guard Band, as core HemisFair events.
A 1952 movie showcase features a western about a scout escorting a wagon train of brides to California, starring John McIntire and Denise Darcel. Robert Taylor hosts this weekly summer program with outdoor scenery and action.
The Hollywood Palace show at 8:30 p m features host Milton Berle with Martha Raye and Elaine Dunne delivering sharp banter and bold jokes. Henry Young and Amin Brothers deliver onstage gags while the ensemble belts out musical numbers and acrobatics to close the broadcast on a high note.
McAllister, defending Rheiner, says he has repeatedly tried to reach the congressman by phone to discuss their differences, but receives only evasive responses. A badgeless, unnamed figure is seen in the scene as the attempt to contact Congress resumes in Washington to restart the countdown.
Bonnie Sue Huckaby, 21, a Rice University honor student from Kemah, died Friday morning in a fire that destroyed her apartment. The reported case involves insanity matters as Ruby's lawyers seek to block a sanity hearing, arguing constitutional rights and Ruby’s own wishes.
Fragmentary clipping reports a doctor claiming a new treatment lets bronchial asthma patients live without fear of attacks. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but emphasize improved quality of life and freedom from recurring episodes.
Geneva UPI reports U S disarmament negotiator Clare Timberlake reassigned to Washington and likely to be replaced on a permanent basis. He will head a special inter agency task force on Latin American questions and report Friday.
Death notice for a resident of 2 Detmor Street who died Friday in a hospital. Survived by sons Billy and Philip Kasbecq and daughter Mrs. Helen Collins of San Antonio, seven grandchildren, brother Amo Kasbecq, sister Mrs. Risette of Dallas. Requiem Mass at St Gerard's Catholic Church, interment in San Fernandes. Arrangements by Riebe Funeral Home Dallas.
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