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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1972

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Mexican University Branch Opens at HemisFair Village

The National University of Mexico opens a San Antonio branch inside HemisFair Village, creating Plaza Mexico. Echeverria calls it a major step in U S Mexican cultural ties as a permanent education center with six classrooms a museum library and an Instituto Cultural Mexicano. Tuition runs 40 per course with a 5 registration fee. initial summer session hosts 150 students with five Mexican instructors teaching six weeks of Spanish literature and anthropology. The city and Mexican government fund 50,000 annually for three years as part of the launch.

Peter D. Franklin National University of Mexico San Antonio Echeverria Svill Smi HemisFair Viaga Mexico United States Echeverria Instituto Cultural Mesicuay Gatti

Artist Malina Shows Kinetic Art in San Antonio Preview

Texan Frank Z. Malina renowned jet propulsion pioneer and kinetic artist appeared in San Antonio for a preview of his works at the Institute of Texan Cultures. The Brenham native, cofounder of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory and former UNESCO science leader, presented pieces like Vortex and Three Molecules and spoke on art, science, and the Space Age during a reception and lecture.

Rocket Frank J. Malina Institute of Texan Cultures Institute Hemissary Mana Phatoy Ann J. Robinson Frank Z. Mallna San Antonio Brenham Malina Jet Propulsion Laboratory Air Force Jet Propulsion Research Project National Defense Aeret Comunities Scienific We War Department Wel General Corp Wans II Avis Aivision Unesco Paris Thaliure Memistair Plaza Hsstitute Texas Arm University

S A Reps to TSTA Meet in 1972 National Education Assoc

Eleven representatives from San Antonio area will attend the 1972 National Education Association convention June 25 to 30 in Atlantic City Missouri. Delegates include Barbara Wofford president of North East School District and other officers from San Antonio and surrounding districts.

Alamo Texas State Teachers Association National Education Association Atlantic Cig Barbara Wofford North East Schoal Wil Robert C. Nenderson San Antonio Virpitin Stacny Lackland Ronald Aki East Central Martha Jean Windham North East Jorn Anmerman Fener Fran Uvalde Qna Marschall TSA Mereber Peppy Nelson Alamo Heights Cyril Brawham Marnathy Collins Ahalmyai

China Leaders Confer With Vietnam in Peking

AP dispatch says Vietnamese Premier Ho Chi Minh and Chinese Premier Zhou Enlai held a cordial talk in Peking on Sunday. New China News Agency later broadcast details from the meeting noting a friendly atmosphere and substantial discussions.

Nakhietnaai Paris

Pyramids Plaza project nears completion before visit

Workers from both the United States and Mexico finish the reinstated plaza at HemisFair as President-elect f e everria prepares to visit. Dedication ceremonies highlight the Mexican Cultural Institute and Plant Mexico with exhibits of Pre Columbian and colonial art.

Pyramids Mexico Feeverria Teotichiican Cultural Institute

President Echeverria visits Randolph Base and Mexico events

The president and party arrive at Randolph Air Force Base and Hilton Palacia. They participate in ceremonies at Plaza Mexica and Instituto Cultural Mexicana, unveil plaques, and tour the sites before a luncheon and a club reception, with remarks and gifts exchanged.

Randolph Air Force Base Hilton Palseia del Rig Intel Moxles Echeverria Wintet HemisCalr Plaza Gatit Echevereia Plaza Mexica Plaza Instituto Cultural Mexicana Convention Center Instituto Calinent Mexicana Puesis Mission Raga Missin Ronny Sra Wouty Guerra Galli Rosita Pertin Gali Gattl Meheverria Maser Ceremnnies Veheverria Miklon Room Ciub Ait Sra Missina Ran

Gibbons Named Chairman of English at Our Lady of the Lake College

Roger Gibbons has been named chairman of the period of English at Our Lady of the Lake College. A faculty member since 1808, Gibbons formerly held the rank of assistant greatness and has taught at Baylor University and Bowling Green University.

Roger Gibbons Periored Engish Our Lady of the Lake College Sinc 1808 Gahbinns Asciilant Greatesses Baylor Bowling Green Universiting

Editor's Report on Graduation Day at Harvard and Beyond

The report reviews commencement ceremonies and speeches, noting diploma presentations by deans and honorary degrees. It highlights mixed ceremony formality, emotional impact, and remarks by Alan G. Quasha and others, while contrasting graduates' motives with emphasis on serving humanity and societal contribution.

The Grads Day 1972 in Harvard Racial Tensions

Student observers describe Grads Day 1972 scenes with young white and Black graduates, protest banners against U.S. Vietnam policy, and a clash of campus culture. The piece notes controversial symbols, antiwar messages, and partisan attitudes as Nixon’s tough stance looms.

Harvard Aday Vietnam Hani Nixone South Bay

S A Chosen For Next Convention

ABILENE AP the Air Force Association Saturday selected San Antonio for its 1973 convention site and awarded three men in bases near San Antonio. Captain Mary Lay Havans nurse of the year. Col Lionel Dunn at Brooks AFB. Spt Leonard E Rice Outstanding ANG of the year Beaumont. M Set Roland Scott Outstanding Reservists from Houston. Stanley Campbell elected Texas president, with vice presidents Mic Kregel Dallas Troy Sampley west and Ferdamy Villas Hiia San Antonio. A. Dy. McCall elected executive vice president.

Abilene Air Force Association San Antonio Dyes Air Force Base Air Force Mary Lay Havans Wilford Hall Usaf Hospital Lared M. Dunn Brooks Afb Leonard E. Rice Beaumont M. Set Roland Scott Houston AFA Stanley Campbell Herb Bench Dallas Texas Mic Kregel North Troy Sampley West Fermandy Villas Hiia Oath A. Dy. McCall San Antonin

Two San Antonio Men Hurt in Separate L A Violent Incidents

Two San Antonio residents were hospitalized after separate early morning attacks. Roger West, 28, of 104 Delmar, was listed in fair condition at Bexar County Hospital after being beaten near Eleventh and Commerce streets. his wallet containing $109 was stolen. Robert J. Joseph, 36, of Ravle 1, Box 207, was treated at Robert By Green Hospital for a gunshot wound to the right arm after an attempted robbery at Poplar and Zarza Mora streets. two women were with him and money was not taken.

San Antonio Syith Roger West Delmar Bexar County Hospital Shraken Raw Pier Commerce Streets Palr Robert J. Joseph Robert By Green Hospital Poplar Zarza- Mora Flip Abd Joseph

Irma Quintero Chosen Queen at City Pageant

Irma Quintero representing the Fighters III was chosen queen at la Villita Assembly Hall. Hecky Fernandes representing the San Antonio Charro was named princess and Ann Marie Elizonda representing Connill $42 of the League of Married Latin American Citizens was chosen duchess.

Irma Quintero Fighters III la Fevia de Las Flores la Villita Assembly Hall Hecky Fernandes San Antonio

Publicity and Subscription Rates In San Antonio Daily

The San Antonio Light lists subscription prices by carrier and region with daily and Sunday totals. Rates vary for Texas, outside Texas, Canada, and foreign countries, plus special Sunday and day-only options. The Associated Press note appears about exclusive republication rights.

Texas Aia Canada Sartor Orly Seay

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