Tax Appraisals and Stop Sign Moves Spark City Debate
A 1958 notice explains how ad valorem taxes are set in the North East School District with appraisers surveying properties every five years and contacting owners as needed. It also reports a plan to study moving a stop sign at Porter and Clark to improve safety amid awkward intersections and clarifies FCC rules on call letters for San Antonio stations.
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Brezhnev Sets Talks Aid With Geneva Nuclear Treaty
Brezhnev urged negotiators to aim for a Geneva treaty restricting offensive nuclear weapons while stressing cautious diplomacy. He spoke in Russian with English interpretation, praising détente as military progress and noting patient, detailed talks to understand the other side. The summit included light moments with Chuck Connors and a relaxed departure via Spirit of ’76 from the Western White House.
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Streets In San Antonio Flooded After Monday Rain
The second day of heavy rainfall flooded San Antonio streets with water reaching up to six feet behind Olmos Dam. Police set barricades at low spots along Devine Road and in blocks on Hildebrand Rosewood and Fulton. Flood gates at Olmos Dam were being opened to ease pressure. Since Sunday morning rainfall totaled 1.27 inches citywide with South Side measuring 1.74 inches.
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Bandit Gets 40 Dollars In Slop N Go Robbery
A teen bandit robbed Slop N Go No 221 at 1600 N McCullough early Monday, taking 40 dollars from the manager before fleeing on foot. In a separate robbery, two men with a pistol and another weapon stole an unspecified cash amount from Lone Star Tee House No 29 at 4506 Lakewood.
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Courts strike parts of state education policy and tax credits
The court ruling challenges a Mississippi program for free textbooks to avoid integration orders and upholds the 1939 Hatch Act prohibiting federal workers from political activity. The decision also touches federal tax credit legislation proposed by President Nixon and New York relief provisions offering grants and deductions, with an 1972-73 term ending and recessing until September.
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Mississippi
Death ruled as own action in Greeson case
Deputy Medical Examiner James T. Duff ruled Kenneth Charles Greeson death a self inflicted action. The 22 year old from IMGN.Europ 410 was found with a gunshot wound to the right temple Sunday with a .38 pistol nearby. A separate death at Green Hospital awaits toxicology results for Mildred Roberterson 43 who died at 2 25 a m Monday after arrival.
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Brezhnev Meets U S Communists in Moscow Embassy
Pravda reports Soviet Communist Party chief Leonid Brezhnev met in the Soviet Embassy in Washington with Gus Hall and Henry Winston of the American Communist party. Also present were Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko and Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin. A brief verse about a tiny chipping sparrow follows.
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Andre) A. Gromyyko
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Fire disaster leaves multiple dead in three-story building
A deadly arson fire trapped victims in a bathroom and forced a dramatic escape from a second story. Dozens jumped or fled through damaged panels as fire crews labored for hours, recovering several charred bodies and transporting injured survivors to Charity Hospital. Eyewitnesses described harrowing scenes of people jumping and escaping amid flames and smoke.
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Optimists Stay Hopeful Amid Rain at Convention
More than 3000 delegates to the Optimist International Convention opened amid dreary wet weather. Attendees remained optimistic as they sang a spirited rendition of Row, Row, Row Your Boat during the opening session.
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Actor George Scott Turns Up on City Scene
In Johnson City Tennessee AP report, actor George Scott with beard and cap is spotted in a cafe answering a call and signing a waitress pad, joking that he could never commit a serious crime and would not get away with it.
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George Scott
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