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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1969

Page

6

Striking Union Sued in Million Dollar Case

A San Antonio manufacturer of government components sues the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers AFL CIO and Lodge 35 for 1.1 million dollars. The suit claims mass picketing threats and violence, including intimidation at the San Antonio plant and gunfire at workers' homes in Medina Atascosa and Bexar counties. Damages include 100,000 for lost time, 250,000 for libel, 500,000 for exemplary damages, and 280,000 for economic loss.

San Atdonio Suil Faw San Antonio Medina Atascosa Bexar United States America U.S

Masons Name New Officers For Fraternal Lodge

Edward H. Williams is elected worshipful master of Friune Lodge No. 15 AFEAM for the coming year. New officers include William F. Casey senior warden Bryan A. Naylor Jr junior warden Herbert Olives treasurer and Hubert G Thompson secretary. The lodge opens at 6 am Tuesday to celebrate St John Day festival with an open installation at 7 pm.

Edward H. Williams Friune Lodge No AFEAM William F. Casey Bryan A. Naylor Jr Herbert Olives Hubert G. ‘Thompson

Brackenridge High Papers Honored at Trinity Institute

Brackenridge High School newspaper Brackenridge Times was among several Texas school papers honored as Trinity University's week long journalism Institute concluded Friday. More than 600 pupils from Texas and surrounding states attended the eighth annual Institute.

Brackenridge High School Brackenridge ‘Times Texas Trinity University

Motel Wins Court Order Over Property Dispute

A North Skle motel faced a temporary restraining order barring Bertram Kerr from entering the Western Motel at 1116 Austin Hwy as attorney Samuel Egger seeks peaceable possession claiming ownership. Judge James C. Onion set a hearing for June 27 to decide on a temporary injunction. Salterthwaite, an 86 year old man, was stabbed at the motel amid a quarrel. district attorney staff said criminal charges lack evidence.

North Skle Oyder Samuel Li. Egger Austin Hwy Bertram T. Kerr Blakely Es — Rehard W. Sattershyeake James C. Onion Egger Satterthwaite Kerr

Hijacker Linked to Black Panther Case Identified

FBI named William Lee Brent of Oakland as the man who hijacked a TWA jet earlier this week. He faces aircraft piracy and concealed weapon charges filed in Las Vegas. Brent had been free on bail after a November shootout between Black Panthers and police and is due in court on armed robbery and assault charges connected to No. 19 Case.

San Francisco UPI FBI Oakland Calif Rnian William Lee Brent Las Vegas Nev Nevada TWA New York Mavana Brent

Governor and wife celebrate 34th wedding anniversary

Governor Preston Smith and his wife Shirley celebrated their 34th wedding anniversary in Dallas on Friday. They listened to Glen Campbell perform, with Campbell jokingly introducing them as the governor and his wife amid a crowd.

Dallas UPT Preston Smith Shirley Glen Campbell

Census: U S population up 1 percent in year

The Census Bureau reported the U S population grew by 1 percent from May 1, 1868, to May 1, 1869, reaching 201,599,000. The one-year gain was 2,037,000, and since April 1, 1860, the population has increased by 22.3 million, or 12.4 percent.

Washington UPI Census Bureau

Suspect in Murder Held in Laredo Charge

Rufino Lopez 24 of 2910 Laredo was charged with murder with malice for beating death of 44 year old Joe Favela last weekend. Lopez remanded in county jail on $10,000 bond set by Peace Justice John Hernandez. An examining trial scheduled 10 am Wednesday. Lopez a Kelly AFB civilian worker and two juveniles are described as suspects in Favela’s killing in the 3000 block of S. Laredo. Witnesses said a group of youths attacked Favela who died at Bexar County Hospital.

Rufino Lopez Laredo Lopez John Henavidez Kelly Afb Joe C. Favela Cherry

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