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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1966
Page
4
At a news media luncheon in San Antonio, Joan Staley speaks about being labeled as a dumb or naive blonde and how she moved toward more nuanced roles. She cites her Roberta in Broadside and her star turn in The Ghost of Mr. Chicken, plus upcoming work in a Universal film.
St Mary's University received a $1,000 grant from Gulf Oil Corporation for an education program. The award, part of a series totaling $221,000, is restricted for designated use.
The San Antonio chapter of the Texas Civil Liberties Union will file a friend of the court brief for Montgomery F. Cameron who was convicted of theft by false pretext and sentenced to two years. The group cites a Sixth Amendment issue after Cameron was indicted for one theft type but tried for another. Cameron’s father plans an appeal to the U S Supreme Court. The chapter aligns with the ACLU and emphasizes constitutional questions over personal criticism of the district attorney.
A $26,699 grant to Winter Garden Tri-County Committee Inc funds a four month Head Start program for 60 children in Eagle Pass. The Jewish Social Service Federation women's division kicks off phase two of its 1966 campaign with a brunch series starting Monday hosted by Mrs. Arthur L. Riklin after a Pace setters brunch at the Argyle Club chaired by Mrs. Lillian R. Moss.
Dimiter Usunov Radames leads Verdi Aida with Mara Colera and Nell Rankin in high profile roles at the Grand Opera Fest. The lineup features Fidelio with Ingrid Brone r and Cassilly and Berberian at the Municipal Auditorium. Tickets on sale at the Symphony Box Office.
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