Model Cities Board Delays Action After Federal Approval
The S A Model Cities Board met after federal approval for nearly 10 million in funding but adjourned amid dispute over its authority. City Council will define powers. Freire names a committee to focus on Citizens Advisory participation.
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Model Cities Board Debates Authority and Housing Counseling
Authority Haron and other members like Roland Marti Leo Lopez and Dario Chana discuss board power. A housing counseling organization is set as a top future action while relocation worries and private land sales loom for Model Neighborhood Area residents. Public turnout voices demand for clarity on Model Cities and timing of programs.
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Panthers Debate SDS Role At Chicago Convention
At the Chicago Coliseum a 60 year old SDS convention faced factional clashes. Delegates heard leaders from the Black Panther party and PLP criticize SDS for alienation and white supremacy labels while clashing over black liberation tactics and party alignment. Outside, about 1,500 delegates and observers faced police, with taunts and obscenities observed.
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Help sought to free Tijerina by New Mexico governor
Reies Lopez Tijerina’s Sam band members and supporters urged Gov. David F. Cerano to intercede with President Nixon to win Tijerina’s release from jail. A federal appeals bond of $2,000 was permanently revoked by U.S. District Court Judge Howard Bratton after a two day hearing. The 1967 conviction for assaulting a federal officer remains on appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Soldier's Vietnam anniversary sign shocks neighborhood
Army 1st Lt. George Clark and wife Betty mark their second wedding anniversary with a 25 by 15 foot sign in front of their home at 5023 Hershey reading Happy Anniversary Betty From Great Years Love, George. Clark left for Vietnam last October and is due back around September. The sign blocks the view and will be removed Friday. Mrs. Clark says she likes it and will never forget the gesture.
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Man dies after self immolation at Fresno union hall
Fresno heavy equipment operator John Adams died in a hospital after driving to the union hall, splashing gasoline and scrawling messages on a window. Motive unclear though a dispute with the Operating Engineers union is noted. the note mentions McClellan and a Senate investigation into unions.
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Texas Rep Demands Full Probe Into Padre Island Galleon Case
State Rep. Jake Johnson announced a full investigation into the Padre Island galleon discovery, criticizing Land Commissioner Jerry Sadler for alleged improper actions. He cites contracts with an Indiana salvage firm, missing testimony, and disputed artifact values as key issues in a scandal surrounding a 1553 shipwreck and a $4 to $6 million haul.
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Adie Island
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Eastside Chamber Forms Minority Business Group in San Antonio
The Eastside Business Development Corporation formed to aid minority firms held a dinner meeting at the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce auditorium. Twenty five Negro business leaders signed the articles of incorporation as organizers aimed to create jobs and encourage new businesses in the Eastside, starting with an Eastside Automotive Center offering car care services.
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3 More Texans Die in Vietnam
The Department of Defense released the names of three Texans listed as casualties of recent action in Vietnam. Army personnel include Capt. Robert M. Lyell of Lamesa and Specialist 4 Juan E. Camarga of McKinney, both reported missing in action or dead. Marine Lance Corporal Ronald Campet of Corpus Christi is listed as killed in action.
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