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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1965
Page
3
A cluttered TV guide lists Saturday morning to late night airings across networks. Programs include animated classics, nature reports, sports, variety shows, and the evening movie lineup featuring familiar stars and serials.
Weekend arrests in New York followed a tip about a planned wave of robberies and a bid to take over the city. Eddie Neal, 23, of Amarillo Texas, allegedly led a gang that had robbed several liquor stores, used a lookout system, and planned further strikes as detectives recovered weapons and a teenage girl in a hotel room serving as a central hub.
Television listings highlight NBC evening schedule with Movie 2:30 p.m. and Saturday Night at the Movies. Featured films include a World War II drama with Van Johnson, John Nodeck, and Denise Darbel. Also noted are sports broadcasts, dance segments, and an Arirang Ballet debut.
Dist. Judge Herman Jones in Austin ruled 11 Texas school laws enforcing segregation are unconstitutional. The decision ends laws that created separate facilities, schools, census rolls, and voter approval based on race or origin, prompting a federal compliance filing by the state education agency.
The KBAT listing outlines weekday and weekend radio programming with hourly sports news segments and names such as Tom Harmon and Tony Hurman. It notes specific show blocks including Penny Kalliany and Moon Paul Harway, plus brief mentions of world updates and local summaries.
Readable fragments show a speed test with 14 000 words per minute claimed, plus comprehension results near 3000 words per minute. New classes may begin March 8. Names and many garbled terms appear, with references to tests, scores, comprehension rates, and program details.
Fragmented list shows a Saturday evening TV schedule with multiple programs, channels, and guest names across entries. Items include Gunsmoke and The Revenant style references, movie and serial listings, with partial station tags and times.
The San Antonio Conservation Society signed an option to buy a portion of Ursuline Academy property including the Poinsard House and chapel facing Augusta Street. The deal, led by Mrs. James T. Padgitt and Mrs. Franklyn Wright, hinges on a fire hazard clearance and aims to preserve the historic buildings with pledges from local supporters. Ted Keehn of New York and Dallas is to finalize the purchase contract for the portion, with the remainder to be developed for high rise apartments.
Writer W. Somerset Maugham showed signs of improvement Friday night after transfer from his Riviera villa to a British American Hospital in Nice. Doctor Georges Rouzanast warned that at 91 his future progress remains uncertain.
Washington report notes tariff commission inquiry into year long tariff duties on foreign watch movements. President Johnson weighs lift or keep changes as commission reports. Extended coverage: Sonata Labor Committee approves five year 465 million a year expansion of the Manpower Development and Training Act.
City notices advertise multiple pseudo events across San Antonio and nearby towns. Al Achnabel and Emil Mawr lead evenings at various halls while bands like The Blue Shonnet Rumble and Bill Spivey perform. Families welcome with free under twelve. Many listings imitate late 19th century local society entertainment.
Lorene Hawkins and boyfriend Walter Jones face charges of conspiracy to murder in the Nov 17 bombing that killed Raymond Earl Hawkins. Hawkins posted 2600 bond and Jones 12500, with both expected to plead innocent. Jones was hospitalized when indictments were handed down by the county grand jury.
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