Lackland AFB graduates join civilian lawmen program
Six civilian lawmen from Los Angeles Cleveland and Houston completed a Transportation Department air force dog handler course at Lackland AFB. The ceremony tied to Career Day at Queen Lady of the Lake College featured 21 local and state firms. A cleanup project sponsored by Wilford Hall USAF Medical Center will start at 8 am Saturday along Peatsall Road and related streets. The Catholic Archdiocese Momentary School Science Fair is set for Saturday at St. Mary’s University Moody Hall Lounge. Boy Scouts plan the Card Day event with clothing and household item distribution to ready porches by 8:30 am.
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Los Angeles
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Physicist Sees Real UFOs Across Lectures
Stanton Friedman, a nuclear physicist and former Pioneer 10 project worker, travels to argue Unidentified Flying Objects exist. He cites soil samples from a Kansas landing site, reports of a glowing burn near Delphos, and claims the Air Force withholds data while he has read 12 confidential reports. He contends saucers may stem from a distant civilization.
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Red Cross Banquet Names Davis Leader At San Antonio Event
Bexar County Red Cross held a banquet at the Sheraton San Antonio Motor Inn naming J. Davis chairman of the board to take office April 1. Dr George H Thompson received a Certificate for voluntary service as awards were given to Gladys Barber Kay Jones and Anita Bassett. The report detailed aid to 2440 disaster victims and 20218 military personnel and families, 66000 volunteer hours, and 272526 dollars expenditures.
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Beyar County Red Cross
Sheraton
J. Davis
Davis
George H. Thompson
Gladys Barber
Kay Jones
Anita Bassett
Patrick Cassidy
Red Cross
Bexar
Man Dies From Crash Injuries In One Car Crash
Williama Wood, 44, of Marcie Falls, suffered injuries March 2 in a one car crash on U.S. UBF North and died Thursday at Bexar County Hospital, authorities said.
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UBF
Bexar County Hospital
Newspaper Subscription Rates and Details
San Antonio Light lists newspaper subscription rates by carrier and region. It outlines daily and Sunday options, monthly totals, and rates for Texas, other U S regions, Central America, South America, Canada, and foreign countries, with Associated Press content noted.
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Sam Antonne
NAACP Leader Decries Inequality in San Antonio
NAACP President Eivie Kaplan told a San Antonio audience that black Americans face employment housing and equal rights struggles similar to those elsewhere. He cited wage gaps with white workers bused schools and poverty programs and urged stronger congressional action while noting NAACP membership rising to 53 000 and stressing nonviolence.
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United Stathenne Signal
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Alamo City
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Kaplan
Ion Palacio del Rio
Supreme Court
NAACP
Nixon
Congress
Gunter Hotel
San Antonio
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Asi
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Junior College Spirit Gaps Highlight Texas Meet
Odessa Junior College president Bill Purser cites lack of dorms and activities as a major issue. St Philip's College leaders push for more student involvement and board voting rights, arguing junior colleges offer low tuition and vital vocational paths. The Texas Junior College Student Government Association convention unfolds at El Tropicano in San Antonio with speakers from JCs statewide.
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San Antonio
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Fort Stockton
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Jouning College
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Ja Ana Gutierrez, running for Place 4 in the April 3 election, denounces Charles Becker and Roy Barrera as biased against women. She claims Becker supports only one woman on the council and accuses Barrera of vetoing a multi-wender slate. Gutierrez, a welfare rights advocate, calls for more city hiring of women, promotions, and using revenue sharing for daycare. She also asks for lighter police fitness tests to widen female recruitment.
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Ja Ana Gutierrez
Charles Becker
Roy Birrera
National Organization of Women (Now
Becker
Place 3
Goml Government League
Inader Roy Barrera
Ami
Barrera
GG1
Guttierrea
Burglaries Net Cash and Loot in San Antonio
Police said two burglaries yielded cash and valuables valued over 100 dollars. A theft at 113 Jackson-Keller involved jewelry worth 2,200 dollars from Bonita Dima, 10 Tam Worth. Two TV sets and 1,000 dollars in cash plus social security and veterans affairs items were taken from Tina Vale’s home at 2136 Navidad.
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Venee
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Tina
Vale Vez
Navidad
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Pat" Segner
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