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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1967

Page

2

Holy City Opens as Israel Alleges Syrian Violation

Israeli officials accused Syria of attempting to desecrate holy shrines in Jerusalem as fighting and displacement intensified. Arabs reported crowds fleeing the Old City while Israeli troops repelled a Syrian advance. Dayan denied expulsion claims and noted no pressure on Arab residents. Israel displayed Soviet missiles captured from Egypt, likening them to those used by North Vietnam in the Vietnam War.

Jerusalem UPI Seey Syria Moshe Dayan Svacit Govillons Jordan Middle East Kuneitea Damascus Aq Israel Tians Okl United Nations Israel Ther Old City

Obituaries wrap San Antonio area veterans and families

Funeral notices for Martin H. Wustenbart 69, and Cpl Fidel Ramos Jr, plus Florence Ann Brown, David Brown and Mary Gee. Includes service times, cemeteries Ft Sam Houston and Mission Burial Park, with survivors in Houston San Diego Devine Refugio and San Antonio. Multinode notices reflect local veterans families and church affiliations.

Florence Ann David Brown Bron Schweitzer Florence Brown Fresno Annn (Cameron) Schweitzer W. White Monterment Mission Burial Park Mission Brown Burial Park Ellen Schweitzer David C. Brown Fredericksburg Carolyn Meyers Minnie Brown Samuel Schweitzer Devine Virginia Gill Lou C.D. Schweitzer Refugio Hadks San Antonio Florence Rennett McAllen Ruth Henson San Atlanta Sarah van Derdugseny Winthrop Marbor

Hirshberg Rites Held for San Antonio Leader

Funeral services and interment for several San Antonio residents are reported. Miss Hannah Hirshberg founder of the San Antonio Jewish Social Service Federation died Saturday. services were held in San Antonio and burial at Temple Belh Cemetery. Also noted are obsequies for Julian Zapata in Randall, Ernest DeArment of Zale, and Billie Schultz of San Antonio with multiple survivors listed.

Elsie Krchnavi Elsie Krehnavi Ernest Ernest F. DeArnent Zale Julian Zapata TMS Hannah Hirshberg San Antonio Jewish Social Service Federation San Antonio Hirshberg E. Lullwood Billie Myrtle Red Cross Temple Beth-Eh Wickes Temlwitl Ple Beth-El Roy Akers Sar Antonio Marion Council of Jewish Women a _J Texas State Council of Jewish Women Hon Woo Gee Welfare Association Board Woo Gee Henry A. Hirshberg San Port Antonio

Mrs Schulz, longtime San Anton resident, dies Friday

Mrs. Schulz died Friday after a long residence in San Anton and membership in the ame Methodist Church. Survivors include her brother James Suddeeth of CJ and sister Mrs Terry, Rarie Gr.

Nasser Shuffles Cabinet to Strengthen Hold in Egypt

Cairo reports say President Gamal Abdel Nasser has taken over the premiership, forming a new cabinet under his chairmanship and assuming duties immediately. Al Ahram cites a cabinet overhaul to reinforce control and rally ASU support while Arab states move to sanction Western allies over Israel.

CAIRO UPI Gamal Abdel Nasser Srand al Abram Nasser Arab Socialist Union ASU Egypt al Akhbar USAR Staci Ated Akhbar Israel Endon Adl Tion Alymbra Nassar

King Hussein cites elusive evidence on foreign planes aiding Israel

King Hussein said he has to rely on elusive evidence that British and American planes from carriers helped Israel in the Arab conflict. He refused to accuse specific nations, noting Jordan has sent radar and racial observations to the U.N. mission and that a tape claimed Hussein and Egyptian leader Nasser discussed such claims.

Amman Javan Hussein U.S Israel Jordan U.N Sein Anne Gamal Abdel Nasser Egypt

Beethoven Concert Slated By Heathayes Band

The Heathayes Band will offer a concert Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Beethoven Garden at 422 Perelda Street. Featured music includes fanfares, waltzes, and classical pieces performed under the direction of T. Cursey. the public is invited.

Heathayes Beethoven Garden Perelda Street T. Cursey

AMA Chiefs Take Stand On Abortions

The American Medical Association trustees urged adopting an official policy to liberalize abortion laws. The report allows therapeutic abortions when medical evidence shows threats to the mother’s health or fetus deformity. It also notes abortions to preserve the mother’s life, with decisions made by doctors and the patient.

Alantic City The American Medical Association AMA

Gangland Style Slaying Shocks Encino California

A reputed Chicago syndicate figure Gald L. Covell, 43, was killed in Encino California in a Sunday gangland style shooting. Police are investigating the manner of the assault and the motive linking Covell to organized crime.

Calif Encino UPI Gald L. Covell Chicapa Imssasas

Horn Use and Hummingbirds in City Notes and Mayors

Action Line debates horn use in disputes noting excessive signaling creates noise while police inspector Fitch cautions restraint. The column also asks about year round hummingbird feeders and if oviules relate, cites Zoo director on migration and relatives of local Callaghan mayors from 1846 to 1949.

Red Krause John Fitch Fitch Action Line Thave Zoo Fred Stik San Antonio

Suspect surrenders after alleged mall dispute

A reported quarrel led to a shooting at a mall near Laverne. The suspect, a floor finisher identified as Jim Barlow, surrendered after police involvement. Lt David Keane and officers consulted with reporters before the mall incident. No charges were filed as of now.

David Keane Elainete Jim Barlow Csv Wenney Fred Semaan Rodgers Laverne Harlow Radgers Othe

Texas Trails Alice Manager Takes New Job

Lee Weber, longtime city manager in Beeville and Alice, is joining the Agency for International Development for a 48 month assignment in Vietnam. He cites career growth and education benefits, with six months in language and culture training, before potential return to city management. Edinburg’s Billy York will replace him in Alice, moving from San Marcos after four years there.

Harts Lee Weber Alicea Sind Beeville Auridenty I Seneh Agency For International Development Lee Canada Moncref Vietnam Vietnm ATO Leo New Mosita Edinburg Alice Ag Ronte Alice City Warkt West Texas DelTesas Wash Lubeingtas Southbock Texas Iavel SMU Lman Winn Ciy Hia Billy Walif San Marcos Bill York Alice East Texas Hagier Edin Billy Quiry Young Bil Mat

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