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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1965
Page
1
A graceful piece described as eye catching and elegant set with diamonds and forest green emeralds. The design is noted for charm and high fashion appeal, promising lasting beauty and distinctive allure.
An aging film actor, 48, died June 15 aboard the 10-foot schooner Rogue off Guatemala after a lung infection paralyzed him. His body was towed to Champerico with three Mexican women aboard. The women, Eva Montero Castellanos 23, Eugenia Baulista Zacarias 19, and Lorenza Infante de la Rosa 14, say Cochran hired them in Acapulco to help aboard during a Pacific coast voyage. The Mexican Embassy sought their release as questions moved forward.
Queen Juliana announced the engagement of Crown Princess Beatrix to Claus Van Amsberg, a 38 year old West German diplomat, amid public debate over his German Army past. The government blessed the union and Beatrix would become a Dutch citizen prior to any wedding likely next spring.
Ann Arbor report says four year old David Brooks of Fanwood New Jersey had a hole in his heart repaired at the University of Michigan Medical Center Ithaca reference noting his father Victor and sister Susan previously underwent the same delicate surgery. Doctors and nurses worked over three hours to mend the heart defect, believed hereditary by family doctors.
At North Fort Hood Texas the 80th Infantry Army Reserve division began an intensive week of training. Infantry units conduct marksmanship drills with small arms and mortars while tank units perform live fire exercises in a distant impact zone. Soldiers from across Texas moved into Fort Hood in military vehicles.
The father of the Early Bird communications satellite Tepes plans to join a Mexican TV plan to introduce interplanetary educational broadcasts. Harold A. Roseen arrived with his wife and son and will meet Tele Mexicano directors to discuss the purpose.
Cuba's deputy foreign trade minister Jenigno Regueira Ortega arrived in Moscow leading a trade delegation. Sugar remains the Soviet Union's main Cuban export, and observers suggest the mission may relate to Cuba's sugar crop this year.
Joe H. McQuarters, 68, former president of Waxahachie Bank and Trust Co., was killed when his car was struck by a southbound passenger train at the Ovilla Road crossing, about a mile east of Iakerstate 35 near Waxahachie. Investigators cited the railroad collision as the cause of the fatal crash early today.
A plaque honoring Sir Winston Churchill was placed on a wall at Christ Church Episcopal in Mexico City. Dedicated last weekend the inscription reads that it was placed by the British Ex-Service Association for Mexico on behalf of all British Commonwealth and Allied men and women who served in H.M. forces.
Helen Keller celebrated her 85th birthday in Easton with cake and champagne as Phillips Brooks Keller, her brother from Dallas, joined the famed author in the event.
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