Ten Billion Opportunities Plan Aims to Aid Mexican Americans
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission head Vicente T Ximenes advocates a four year billion dollar a year program to reform education and housing for Mexican Americans. He cites low percentages of graduates with Spanish surnames at UT Austin and other universities, urging bilingual centers, technical aids, and regional learning hubs to prevent marginalization and boost economic participation. The plan calls for expansion of interagency efforts and loans to develop Mexican American housing and facilities.
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Soldier Letters Lead Lonely Lad to Lady Love in Vietnam
AP report from Houston details J Albert Martines of San Antonio who, upon arriving in Cam Ranh Bay Vietnam in March 1453, started pen pal correspondence with Jo Ann Padgett of Houston. Over a year of combat, he sent 103 letters, she answered all, and they planned a wedding after meeting in person at Jo Ann’s home. Albert works as sheet metal worker's helper in Houston and hopes to take time off in July for the ceremony.
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City Plans Next Mission Parkway Section Construction
A chamber of commerce committee discussed priorities for the next Mission Parkway segment. Construction from Ashby Road across Graf Road to Mission Road will start within a month, per city spokesman.
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Theft Loss Totals Recorded At 11450
Burglars made four weekend car prowls totaling 11450 with a residence and a business break in reported. Les Ferguson Co Inc reported a loss of 4700 on a business machine. Other victims include Barbara Sicklly whose car was broken into in the 500 block of N Presa with 4000 in jewelry and clothing stolen. Jill Bebant reported four suitcases and jewelry worth 1200 from her car in the 700 block of E Houston. World Asheran reported cameras and equipment valued at 750 stolen from a car on Audi torint Circle. Kenneth Jackson reported a water softening machine worth 800 stolen from his home.
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Weather forecast typos and corrections for next two days
Forecast notes fair to mild conditions with partly cloudy skies tonight and Tuesday. Winds mostly north turning southeast at 5 to 15 mph, highs near the upper 80s after a low in the upper 60s, Monday's high around the mid 80s.
Thai Guards Repel Viet Cong Attack Near Saigon
Thai soldiers thwarted a heavy Viet Cong assault on a camp east of Saigon, Allied Headquarters reported. About 212 Viet Cong were killed in four hours of intense fighting as U S helicopter gunships and Thai artillery countered the attack near the barbed wire perimeter 24 miles from Saigon, in Thailand’s biggest base defense this war.
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Pompidou Victor Wins French Presidency in 1969 Vote
Paris reports Georges Pompidou, aged 55, defeated interim President Alain Poher by 47.78 to 42.22 percent in a popular vote. Once a schoolteacher and banker, Pompidou now leads the Gaullist machine, shaping foreign policy with cautious stance toward the Red Status while NATO, Britain, and the Arab world play roles. Continued on Page 10.
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Fatal Beating Youths Quizzed Police
Police questioned five youths after a fatal beating that killed Joan Evyewitnesses said the attack occurred about 180 a.m. in Favela, with the gang using a tree limb and a blackjack. Favela died at Bexar County Hospital. officers recovered near the 000 block of Laredo and Izos.
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Hazel joins lineup in comic panel feature
Mazel today adds Hazel to the lineup of outstanding cartoon characters. Readers can find Hazel on Page 4 of the handy Comic Book and follow Hazel daily in The Light.
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Supreme Court Rules Powell Seats Must Be Recognized
The Supreme Court, in a 7 to 1 ruling, repudiated the House of Representatives for barring Rep. Adam Clayton Powell from the last Congress. It held Congress cannot deny a member elect his seat if he meets age, residence, and citizenship, and rejected claims that federal courts lack jurisdiction to intervene in congressional matters. Chief Justice Warren stated the House and Senate may discipline members once seated, but Powell was duly elected by Harlem’s 18th District and not ineligible, so the House lacked power to exclude him. The decision, before term end, sparked anticipated criticism in Congress.
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