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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1969

Page

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McAllister Re elected to Fifth Term as San Antonio Mayor

San Antonio City Council votes 6-2 to reelect 80 year old Mayor McAllister with abstentions from Pete Torres Jr. and Dr. D Ford Nielsen. Mrs Lila Cockrell named mayor pro tem by 7-0 vote with Torres and Nielsen abstaining. Cockrell praised as first woman in the post.

McAllister Lila Cockrell San Antonio Pete Torres Jr D. Ford Nielsen Cockrell Torres S. H. James Herbert Calderon Nielsen South Side G. S. Mcoreless GGL Milton Guess San Antonio League of Women Voters PTA San Antonio Conservation Society

Severe thunderstorms lash South Texas with new rains forecast

United Press International reports more isolated thunderstorms across South Texas after Wednesday storms dumped up to 5.5 inches, triggering local floods confined to small streams and farm roads. A flash flood warning was issued near Corpus Christi with a 30 percent chance of more rain today.

United Press International South Texas Weather Bureau Corpus Christi Riviera Sarita Sabinas Brownsville Beaumont Corsicana Texas Gulf of Mexico Gulf Coast Alpine McAllen

Letter from reader service questions and notes

A reader asks about Betty Roe case and warrant. Keystone School funding restored to support advanced program with a five year plan, plus ongoing fund raising. A hotel waiter disputes tip reporting rule claiming 50 percent tax withholding on tips. example calculation discussed.

Today’s Index and Page Sections Snapshot

A navigational overview lists to cover Amusements, Classifieds, Comics, Death Notices, Editorials, Features, Financials, Fun and Games, Horoscope, Society, Sports, Texas Trails and TV Logs across multiple pages. It guides readers to weekly content distribution.

Financial Texas Trails

Plane crashes into Evansville homes killing one

A private plane crashed into two Evansville houses killing one man and injuring four others. Police said a body burned beyond recognition was identified today as a resident of one of the homes.

Evansville Ind

Forecast Outlook With Clouds and Showers Likely

A forecast notes considerable cloudiness through Friday with a chance of scattered thundershowers mainly in the afternoon and evening. Warmer today with southerly winds 5 to 15 mph. High Friday near 85, overnight low around 60. Thursday's high near 80. Precipitation chance 30 percent through Friday. Last year’s high 85, low 50. Weather map on page 24.

Stanford and Columbia Sit-Ins Lead Campus Violence

Police cleared Encina Hall at Stanford after 250 SDS protesters breached doors and caused heavy damage. At Columbia, militants held two buildings despite a court order as clashes left a professor injured. nationwide demonstrations continued with smaller actions and university officials urging restraint.

Stanford University Columbia University Stanford California University Kenneth Pitzer Encina Stanford Students For A Democratic Society SDS Columbia AAS James §. Young Fayerweather Hall Michigan State University

Saigon Eyes Offer From NLF to Resume Talks

Ambassador Pham Dang Lam flew to Saigon to brief the government after the NLF signaled willingness to discuss moves to break the deadlock. Lam was expected back for the 16th conference session next Thursday as U.S. and South Vietnamese delegates studied the Communist text for direct talks with Saigon on South Vietnam’s political future.

Paris UPI Pham Dang Lam South Vietnam Saigon Lam Viet Cong National Liberation Front NLF U.S

Five Americans Die on Dhaulagiri Climb in Nepal

Ten Americans attempted Mount Dhaulagiri in western Nepal with two native guides. Five climbers and two guides died on the southeast ridge of the 26,810 foot peak during the expedition.

New York Nepal Mount Dhaulagiri

Red Attack Repulsed By S Viet Troops Near Cambodian Border

South Vietnamese paratroopers and American air power repelled a 600-strong Communist assault on a camp near Cay Cho village 52 miles northwest of Saigon. The week saw 163 American deaths and 1,235 wounded, the lowest toll in four months, as B52 raids continued along the Cambodian border.

Saigon UPS U.S Cay Cho Katum North

GM Strikes Slow Production Across Six States

Almost 50 000 General Motors workers were idled as UAW locals in six states struck after a post merger reorganization that merged Chevrolet and Fisher Body divisions. Production capability was crippled as talks for new contracts followed the consolidation.

Detroit General Motors United Auto Workers Chevrolet Fisher UAW

Vaughn Named Diplomat for Colombia Ambassadorship

President Nixon announced the nomination of Jack Hood Vaughn, 48, former Peace Corps director, to serve as ambassador to Colombia.

Washington Nixon Jack Hood Vaughn Peace Corps Colombia

Campus Turmoil Probe Prepared

Senator John L. McClellan said the permanent Senate investigations subcommittee will launch an investigation into campus disorders amid rising tensions. The move follows reports of unrest on college campuses and aims to examine causes and potential responses.

Washington John L. McClellan D-Ark Senate Investigations

ROTC Training Becomes Mandatory for Freshmen at St Marys

St Marys OTC protest looms as student leaders push for voluntary ROTC program. Academic council ruled freshmen must participate with others given option, prompting threats of a Tuesday demonstration if the executive council vetoes the compromise.

St. Mary’s University Charles Cummiskey

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Eehie SDS Organization Corporation Court County Court-at-Law No. 2 Betty Roe Myrick Keystone School Keystone Pauline Jahn Mathematics Hall Fayerweather Hall Manhattan Supreme Court MacDonald James Chichester-Clark Northern Ireland Thursday Terence O’ Neill S. Viets Jack Vaughn St. Mary's OTC
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