Hearing on Cop Delayed in City Fire and Civil Service
The Civil Service Commission postponed a hearing for Patrolman David Lopez placed under indefinite suspension by Police Chief Biechsel for alleged moral character issues. The session was rescheduled to Friday March 22 at 1 p.m. due to a key witness's unavailability. A separate March hearing was set to review Lt. C. WisLee’s efficiency rating after a high March 5 fire captain exam score but low promotion assessment. Lt. Eugene Garza was promoted to fire captain and Engineer Isalas Ortiz was noted.
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Hog Prices at 3 Year Low in San Antonio Market
Livestock market notes hog prices slipping to a three year low in San Antonio with Monday quotes near 13.75 to 14.50 per cwt. Officials attribute the drop to market sympathy as cattle prices also retreat.
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San Antonio
Housing loans to Texas towns under public housing plan
Sen Ralph Yarborough announced that the Public Housing Authority will fund Texas towns with loans up to 75.00 for low rent housing. One loan, amounting to 227304, will go to Makof for building 10 homes including several for elderly residents. Talea will receive 142.13 to fund ten homes with portions set aside for age groups.
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Cuba Statements GOP Softening Stand
AP reports GOP criticism shifts as lawmakers debate Cuba policy. Keating accuses administration of soft stance while urging tougher action against Cuban subversion. Dirksen echoes Kennedy stance warning against war moves. McNamara criticized for framing Soviet threat, as bipartisan debate continues on how to confront Castro regime.
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Bidault Asks Germany Asylum Deal In Cold War Impasse
In Strinebag h Germany Bidault presses West Germany to accept an asylum offer and forego political activity. Bavarian officials report Bidault made a written request after an oral one, while journalist Oscar Stamler says Bidault was bargaining for better terms amid host concerns.
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House Sends Senate Draft Extension Bill
The House passed a bill extending the draft law to July 1 1967 by a 387 to 4 vote. It keeps ceilings on armed forces, funds student assistance, and opens hearings on medical pay proposals as it moves to the Senate for continuation. Several amendments proposed reducing draft ages or expanding drafting scope were rejected.
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Paul
Homer
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Reuss
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Charles J. Goodell
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Service Pay Hike Due OK in House
Washington was to report the House would approve a pay raise for about 2.5 million servicemen. The administration sought a $1 billion increase, with the panel expected to boost the figure. Details on exact amounts and overseas pay reforms remained undetermined. Defense Secretary Robert McNamara favored replacing overseas and sea duty pay with a hardship pay system.
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UPI
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Defense
Robert
Mey Namara
School Tax Take Climbs in Independent District
The Independent School district reports tax collection up to February 18 reaching 98 percent totaling $16,252, compared with last year. Delinquent collections as of March 1 show a rise from $25, to a higher amount. The board approves Superintendent Steinhauser to seek bids for a burglar alarm system to be installed in all district schools and designates Travandur Moragh and Loma Park Elementary Schools as fall out shelter sites.
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Supt
Bers Nie Steinhauser
Travandur ‘Moragh and
Loma Park
Star Singer Robert Goule In Divorce Case In New York
In a New York divorce proceeding singer Robert Goule faces accusations of fraud connected to interstate transportation of mortgages obtained by deceit. The defense argues for a six month delay or transfer of trial as attorneys clash over procedures.
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Robert Goule
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Sri Seceivers
Estes
Judy Garland Returns to the U.S. Premiere Crowds
AP reports singer Judy Garland arrives in New York from London for a premiere and makes a live television appearance. The misspelled fragment mentions a Paris or Strasbourg event and a premiere, with Garland returning stateside.
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