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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1968
Page
1
An OCR fragment describes a pleasant Ille game named Wishing Well Herds and a numerical puzzle Wytry cay 3. It instructs counting features, performing operations, and using a key number to reveal a hidden message by checking figures and reading the final message.
Trinity University holds its seventh annual High School Journalism Institute inviting 700 students from 150 high schools in seven states and Mexico for a five day program with tracks in photography basics advanced newspaper sponsorship and yearbook. Dr John Narciso counseling center director leads a Personal Freedom conference as part of Contemporary Thought outlining freedom as a process of choice within limits and stressing adult responsibility and self chosen worthwhileness. Activities include HemisFair trips swimming, Billy Graham Crusade attendance, jazz concerts and theater events.
Three members of Billy Graham's HemisFair Crusade team will join a Christian Women’s luncheon at Canyon Creek Country Club at 11 30 a m Thursday. Rev Cliff Barrows choir director George Beverly Shea and pianist composer Todd Smith will attend as guest speakers.
In Grappenhall England UPI reports garage employee Roy Herbert saluted a customer driving away in a new $12 000 San Antonio River Authority automobile. Fred Pfeiffer says SARA budgeted more than spent and bond proceeds totaled 1 407 480 80 while 200 000 of 1967 expenditures covered litigation from a 1957 project.
Thomas K. Henckel son of San Antonio City Manager Jerry Henckel was freed on a 300 bond Tuesday after weekend DWI arrest by Leon Valley police. An arraignment occurred Monday before Justice Johny Henavides, with district attorney charges to follow.
Sherman Rhein pleaded guilty in 157th District Court to fatally shooting his wife Faye 30. Judge A A Semaan twice adjusted the penalty, first a 10 year term and later a probation plan. The June 8, 1967 shooting left Mrs. Rhein dead 12 days later. Rhein is currently free on a $10,000 bond.
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