HemisFair Financing Steps Reported by National Bank of Commerce
The National Bank of Commerce pledges collateral and underwrites HemisFair planning in San Antonio for 1968. Bank and other lenders back the project, signaling strong community support and expected favorable study results.
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Burglars Strike Shamrock Service Station
Burglars armed with hair clippers cut a pad lock on a door at the Shamrock Service Station 4507 Rittiman and stole about 900 dollars in merchandise Wednesday night. Police report no arrests at this time.
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Drugs Not On Market Safety Failures Highlighted
Washington FDA Commissioner George P. Larrick cited three drugs Entoanel Mer-29 and Altafir as not proven safe and off the market. Medical officer John Nestor said preliminary data did not substantiate safety and the agency delayed pulling Mer-26 and Altafir after injurious side effects. Senate subcommittee led by Hubert Humphrey resumes study of drug marketing safety procedures.
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Congress Considers Citizenship for Lee After Civil War
The AP reports lawmakers discuss restoring full U S citizenship to Confederate general Robert E Lee and cite parallels with Winston Churchill as an honorary citizen. House action recently granted honorary status to Churchill.
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Five Years For Shooting Officer Conviction Routes Update
Dennis Ray Linton aged 18 was found guilty yesterday on charges of assault. Henry was convicted of shooting Highway Patrolman Den Bryar four times last November in the incident.
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Right of Way Award For Gembler Residence Interchange Plan
The state awarded A J Gebers fuabesel an estimated 101700 for land needed at the TH 31 IH Loop 7410 interchange in Goliad County. The 120 year old Gembler residence on Goliad Road will be affected and a new drainage easement included. Estimates before the hearing ranged from 3100 to 390000 with the award issued after a two day session featuring heated legal debate.
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Fifth Influenza Deaths Reported by City Health Dept
San Antonio records its fifth influenza fatality, raising the tally to 1563. Dr J C Fington, health director, said a 37 year old woman died over the weekend with death certificate received at the department by Wednesday. Ellington predicted flu deaths and cases would decline with warm weather.
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Live Oak Approves CPSB Pact and Town Initiatives
The town council approved an agreement with the state Public Service Board to receive 2 percent of gross utility revenue, expected to net about 100 dollars, plus CPSB’s ongoing natural gas involvement since 1962. The town also announced a mass rabies vaccination drive and local land purchase plans for a nine hole golf course and driving range by Chuck Klein.
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Taty Public Service Board
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McNamara Aide to Testify in Defense Department TFX Probe
Washington reports say Defense Secretary McNamara and aide prepared to testify as Senate investigations probe the TFX fighter bomber contract. General Dynamics and Boeing are named in the dispute over cost, design, and potential conflicts of interest involving former official Gilpatric.
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Thieves Miss Boat From Dickson Home
Thieves stole from Leon P. Moore at 415 8 Dickson Wednesday night. The claimed value is $710 for horsepower galboard molar and yard equipment. No boat recovered as police investigate the incident.
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Leon P. Moore
Dickson
Bankrupt Plea Filed By AF Medico At Kelly AFB
An Air Force medical technician at Kelly Air Force Base filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal district court. The case lists liabilities of 14788 dollars and assets of 613 dollars with exempt property totaling 100 dollars. The filing names Henry D. Groom of 522 Jamaica as associated with the petition and notes available yard care services in the Business & Service Directory.
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Real Estate Board Seeks Tax Refund Amid Listing Service Dispute
The board challenges IRS disallowance of an $8,866 claim for 1958 and 1959 taxes citing a prior ruling. It argues listing service operations do not qualify for an exemption as its main function is agent registration and service income. The dispute centers on commissions split between agent and board fees.
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