HemisFare of Fun Continues at City Exposition
Readers navigate a dense schedule of pavilions and performances across multiple venues from 10 a.m. to late night. Highlights include My Name is Paul film showings, Alamo City Jazz Band, church and campus exhibits, theatre and puppetry, plus nightly entertainment at Bavarian Beer Garden and Golden Garter.
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Gult of
TouRide
Humble
Paul
Lakeside Pavilion
Mormon Church
Pearl Pavilion
Alamo City
Rca—“School of Tomorrow
Southern Baptist
Woman's
Gay 'S
Entertainment Daily
Golden Garter
Gay 3
Kino Automat
Laterna Magika
Les Poupecs de Paris
Lartat
Grandstand Lake
Playboys
Lutheran Ox
San Antonio Independent School
Children's Garden
Star Steppers
Experimental ‘Theater Workshop
Kenwood Players
Project Y Theater
Unicef
Western Village
Infernational Theater
E. J. Frost
Project Y
Rochester
Minnesota
Convention Center
Carol Cisneros
Mike Brogan
Gospel Truth Singers
San Antonio
Bolshoi Ballet — Theater For the Performing Arts
Fourth Marine Aircraft Wing
Drum and Bugle Corps
Glenview
Minnis
la Tercera Palabra
Montreal International Theater Company
International Theater
Awards To Pair San Antonio Air Force Personnel Honored
Two San Antonio military personnel received Texas Air Force Association awards. Lola Ball of Wilford Italia Force Hospital was named 1968 nurse of the year and S. M. Sgt Julius C. Ruedinger of the 149th Texas Air National Guard was chosen as Air National Guardsman of the year. Alamo Chapter of the AFA earned Chapter of the Year. Capt Anthony J Farrington of Randolph AFB received a national AFA award as pilot instructor of the year.
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San Antonio
Texas Air Force Association
I- Lola Ball
Wilford Italia Force Hospital
Jas
S. M
Julius C. Ruedinger
149Th
Texas Air National Guard
Alamo
AFA
Anthony J. Farrington
Randolph Air Force Base
$1 Bills Printed at Coin Collectors Meet
The Gunter Hotel in San Antonio hosted the Texas Numismatic Association convention where a hands on press demonstration produced four $1 Federal Reserve notes marked specimen. Officials described currency security and noted rare notes and gold certificates among displays attracting over 3,000 registrants.
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San Antonio
Gunter Hotel
U.S
Texas N Numismatic Association
Jiand Press
Don Kernan
Washington
U.S. Bureau of Engraving
Kernan
Bureau
Ray Whyhorn
Al47
iKelly Afb
Alamo Coin Club
U.S. Treassury Department
Whyborn
U.S. Treasury Department
Whyburnt
Freeman Craig
James A. Conlon
Burea of Engraving and Printing
Houston
Lester Tofte II
Virgil Hancock
Bellaire
Fungus or humidity blamed for wall spots. tests and paint aids
A reader asks about wall spots with Dan Campbell of Trinity University labs suggesting causes including moisture, paint bleed, or fungus from high humidity. Solutions include using bleach or a fungus inhibiting paint and testing at paint stores. official advice notes ventilation and lab tests as available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Campbell
Trinity University
Testing Laboratories, Inc
Farm Income in US Falls to $14.5 Billion in 1969
Washington UPI reports net farm income for last year reached about 14.5 billion dollars, Secretary Orville J. Freeman announced in an annual report. The figure trails the 1968 total by nearly 2 billion but remains the highest since 1951, aside from that drop.
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Washington
UPI
Orville J. Freeman
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Alexander Girard
Confluence Cosmos
Yousuf Karsh
China Pavilion
Tesoros de Espana
Word and Image
Blanco Re
Odernataco
Tuuesday
Mexico City
Pfeiffer
Belmont Baptist Church
Abilene
Myers Park Baptist Church
Charlotte
North Carolina
Philco Distributer, Inc
Waranty
Oginal U.S. Puchavar
PDI
Piilon
Slade
Jarantee
Starling
Rif
Josephine
By Morris Willson
Mrs. NH
South San Antonio
Chester W. Maxwel
Max Fuentes Jr
Ali
New
Central Park Mail
B. Sh
John Donahue
St. Mary's University
Alcoholics Anonymous
Alcoholism Information Center
Nadid Jacobson
Temple Beth
Meadowcliff
Marta Ramirez
Hugh Anderson
City Water Board
Jerry Henckel
Mres
J. M
Manuel Martinez
Isre Fed
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