Community notices span education, charity and events in San Antonio
The Lackland Chapel Assistance Committee seeks children's clothing for its aid program. Donors may deliver to Lackland Building 2369 or call the chapel. University of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio receives full accreditation from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, Dr. Frank Harrison announced. March is Career Opportunities for Youth Month proclaimed by Gov Briscoe with local schools and colleges planning career days. Ursuline Academy offers special courses next week with volunteers teaching pottery candlemaking yoru judo origami and more. Jewish Community Center at 4802 Vance Jackson and 103 W Rampart open spring adult classes in arts crafts dancing languages and pilot training. Alamo Area Council of Governments students to meet at Institute of Texan Cultures Friday to discuss local government work studies across several counties. Temple Beth El to discuss The Mask Jews Wear by Eugene B Borowitz with Rabbi David Jacobson leading. NAACP Youth Conference sessions contact Rep Sutton. Sabbath services at Congregation Rodfei Sholom with Rabbi Arnold Scheinberg. St Louis University alumni host reception March 17 for Rev Paul C Reinert S J president. about 185 alumni live in the San Antonio area.
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University of Texas Health Science Center At
San Antonio
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Frank Harrison
HSC
Farah Pact Approval Indicated by Local ACWA Vote
Local members of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America meet at Sacred Heart Center to ratify a labor contract agreed Wednesday in El Paso with Farah Manufacturing Co. union leaders report on week-long talks. Spokesmen say plants in San Antonio remain closed, reopen only when production justifies.
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Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Sacred Heart Center
We Commerce
el Paso
Farah Manufacturing Co
Stella Treving
ACWA
the Light
Joy Suarez
Farah
Lil Paso
San
San Aitunio
Burned Man Dies in New Braunfels Explosion
Pauline Lara, 76, of New Braunfels, died Tuesday after suffering burns over 53 percent of his body at Brooke Army Medical Center. Officials said he was burned when kerosene spilled while using a stove causing an explosion. Survivors include his widow Mrs. Clira Lara.
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Pauline. Lara
New Braunfels
Brooke Army Medical Center
Lara
Clira Lara
Man Freed of Killing Charge
A jury deliberated two hours Wednesday and found Danny Louis Speed, 17, not guilty of the murder of Mark Ehrlich, 26, the Lone Star Ice and Food Store night manager. Ehrlich was shot to death Sept. 26 at the store located at 7801 Marbach Rd. Speed returned to jail to await trial on a robbery charge.
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Danny Louis Speed
Mark Ehrlich
Lone Star
Ehrlich
Marbach Rd
Speed
He and She Narrators Lend Luster to Auto Show
At the San Antonio Light International Auto Show, narrators Mrs Ann Bogancz and Jim Altgens present Oldsmobile and Ford models. Bogancz, early in her career, uses a demure voice to describe cars and field audience questions, while Altgens, 53, projects a serious radio tv tone. Both veterans handle Q A with occasional rude remarks from admirers, reflecting long involvement since October.
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Robert Burdick
Engine Efficiency Systems
San Antonio
William Hays
Aligéna
Paris
Aligens
Dallas
Southern Methodist University
Ford
Jim Altgens
Ann Bosanoz
Oldsmobile
Loop Plan Heads to Council for Inner Loop Route
The North Inner Loop route linking IH 35 at Martin Street with SH 37 at McCullough advances after a city advisory committee recommended approval. The plan routes traffic around Municipal Auditorium and aims to secure Texas Highway Department backing for federal funding, tying HemisFair Plaza redevelopment into the project.
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Ann B. Robinson
Martin Street
McCullough
HemisFair Plaza
Pat Lean
Enmeilimen
Basin and Conservation Iniverest
Traffic and Transportation
Jot Miller
Dawstown
Martin, Convent
Fourth Streets
Municipal Auditorium
Eart
Texas Highway Department
Cry
Crawford Reeder
San Antonio Development Agency
Arthur Treilo
HemisFair
Plaza
Trailo
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Reeder
City Council
Arrests set for Art Theft Suspects in Mexican Treasures Case
Trials for Ada Eveleigh Simpson and Patty McCain were scheduled for March 21 by U.S. Magistrate Frank Baskin. Both women faced $100,000 bonds and were remanded to jail after arrest at the Simpson home. Also held were Simpson’s husband William and Michael Bradshaw. Agents seized artifacts valued at $115,000 in San Antonio and Los Angeles amid an alleged conspiracy to sell pre Columbus Mexican treasures.
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FBI
U.S
Frank Baskin
Ada Eveleigh Simpson
Patty McCain
Houston
Texas
No Injury To Conaway No Injury To Conaway
Assistant Dist Atty Charles Conaway escaped injury when his sportscar overturned on Devine Road. He wore a seatbelt. rescue crews freed him after the vehicle struck a ditch and pole, then twisted and totaled the car. Conaway was northbound and attempting to pass another auto when he lost control.
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Atty
Charles Conaway
Devine Road
Conaway
Wurzbach
Fire Department
Devine
Bicentennial Plea on HemisFair Plaza Changes
San Antonio Bicentennial Commission urges no physical changes at HemisFair Plaza before 1976. chairman Jack Newman says keeping the Plaza intact will attract tourists and asks council to adopt a plan opposing the Bold New Plan. A Permanent HemisFair Plaza Authority would advise the council.
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San Antonio
HemisFair Plaza
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Lackland Chapel
Lackland Building
Norman C. Thomas
Herbert E. Trontz
Lowell D. Embs
American Society of Chartered Life Underwriters
ASCLU
Gov. Briscoe
Ursuline Academy
Vance Jackson
Jewish Community Center
W. Rampart
Alamo Area
Eugene B. Borowitz
Temple Beth-El
David Jacobson
Borowitz
G. J. Sutton
National Association of Colored People
NAACP
Austin
Sutton
Rodfei Sholam
Laurel
Arnold Scheinberg
St. Louis University
Turtle Creek Country Club
Paul C. Reinert
S.J
Inner Loop
Martin
Los Angeles
America
Mexico
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