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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1973

Page

14

Nixon Slammed Door On Cuba Accord

Washington Senator Gale McGee accused the Nixon administration of shutting the door on Cuba policy change, criticizing State Department officials for labeling Cuba an outlaw and urging probing talks to avoid isolating the US from Latin America. He argued for examining handle-holders and pursuing limited engagement without capitulating to Havana.

John Wallach Washington Nixon Cuba China Soviet Union Gale McGee D-Wyo Wyoming United States Latin America McGea Senate Foreign Relations Committee State Department Hemisphere Lecy Robert Hurwitch Hurwitch Burwitch McGee Castrodas Moscow Horwitch OAS Peking Havana The U.N Rint

Convention Activities Set for Texas SAR 76th State Meet

The 76th Texas Society Sons of the American Revolution state convention plans begin at 1 p.m. Friday at El Tropicano Motor Hotel with a Friday lunch program by U.S. Rep. Fisher expected to speak Saturday noon. Activities include a breath laying ceremony at the Alamo and a 7 p.m. president’s dinner with Gen. Ryal Morgan addressing attendees. Registration is $12, covering lunch, reception, and dinner.

The Texas Society Sons of the American Revolution el Tropicano Motor Hotel U.S

Heart Fund Progress Reported In Various Sectors

Dr. Bernard H. Bloom of the San Antonio American Heart Association announced steady progress in the 1973 Heart Fund campaign. Volunteer leaders Byron LeFlore and William R. Campbell headed mobilization across automative, insurance, banking, and savings and loan divisions.

Heart Fund Bernard H. Bloom San Antonio American Heart Association Byron LeFlore William R. Campbell

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