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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1969

Page

4

Student rights move targets disruptive pupils nationwide

New Jersey assembly backed a bill allowing students to sue peers who disrupt classes, a first of its kind. At Stanford University Kenneth S. Pitzer reported 33 sit-in participants suspended and barred after a dawn protest as police secured campus. Queens College and Columbia also faced actions by SDS supporters amid campus turmoil and contempt of court warrants.

M. Edward Viola New Jersey Assembly California Stanford —University Kenneth S. Pitzer Encina Hall New York Queens College SDS Columbia City College of New York

Tyler native Crone jailed in high speed abduction case

Crone a Texas State Police officer involved in a dramatic pursuit when two abductors held a hostage during a rapid chase from Beaumont through Houston and toward Bryan. The suspects warned they would kill the hostage while urging authorities to let them go. The article notes past paroles for one suspect and Crone’s background including Tyler High School and early career.

Crone Wheelock Bryan Beaumont Harris County Sheriff’s Office Houston State Patrol Jerry Miller Miller North Interstate 10 Cleveland

TV Industry Against Tighter Control on Ads

The TV industry tells a congressional hearing tighter voluntary controls on cigarette ads are unnecessary for now. NAB’s Television Review Board will keep advertising under review, with no new actions. FTC and FCC proposals hinge on Congress, preemption expires June 30.

Washington Television Review Board The National Association of Broadcasters NAB House Commerce Committee Robert B. Meyner Federal Trade Commission FTC Federal Communications Commission Congress Meyner Harley O. Staggers DW. Va Boston Globe Globe and Christian Science Monitor

Hearst Notes San Antonio Publication Office Details

The San Antonio Light and the San Antonio Gazette listings include Hearst Corporation publication office at 420-22 Broadway at McCullough San Antonio Texas 78206. CAG-244 indicates second class postage and daily frequency.

San Antonio Light San Antonio Hearst Corporation McCullough Texas

Subscription Rates By Carrier For San Antonio And Texas Towns

Rates show daily and Sunday newspaper options by carrier in San Antonio and nearby Texas towns, with monthly, weekly, and per issue prices. Rates vary for Mexico Central America and South America, other states, Canada, and foreign countries, plus Canada and foreign rates.

San Antonio Texas Ave Son Mexico Central America South America Ally End Sanne

L A Members Form Panel to Boost Higher Education Funding

The Light's Austin Bureau reports nine San Antonio men and one woman named to a new Texas Council for Higher Education. Lloyd Bentsen Jr. announced the group to push for greater state college and university appropriations. The first meeting will be held in Austin Monday with top business and political leaders joining. Tom Sealy helped select members, including San Antonio figures Mrs. Alfred Negley Valmo Bellinger Tom Frost Jr Hal Dewar Rabbi David Jacobson John T. Steen Mayor McAllister Paul Howell Leroy Denman and Charles Butt.

Austin San Antonio Lloyd Bentsen Jr Houston Insurance Texas Council For Higher Education Bentsen Tom Sealy Midland Texas College and University System Alfred Negley Valmo Bellinger Tom Frost Jr Hal Dewar David Jacobson John T. Steen McAllister Paul Howell Leroy Denman Charles Butt

U S Cardinal Named to Post

Pope Paul VI named American Cardinal John J Wright prefect of the Sacred Congregation for the Clergy filling the post left by Cardinal Jean Villot who was named secretary of state Wright 59 former bishop of Pittsburgh was among 33 new cardinals installed this week in four days of ceremonies

Vatican City UPI Paul VI John J. Wright Sacred Congregation For the Clergy Jean Villot France Wright Pittsburgh

Marine Lance Cpl Francisco Rodriguez Jr Dies in Vietnam

Marine Lance Cpl Francisco Rodriguez Jr of San Antonio has died in Vietnam of wounds from enemy action the Defense Department announced Friday. He is identified as the son of Mr and Mrs Andres Romo of 616 S Navidad. He was one of five Texans announced that day to have succumbed to battle wounds.

Lance Cpl Francisco Rodriguez Jr San Antonio Vietnam Defense Department Rodriguez Andres Romo S. Navidad Friday

Rabbi's Wife Attends National Council Meeting in Washington

Mrs. Helen Jacobson wife of Rabbi David Jacobson attended the National Council Meeting on Crime and Juvenile Delinquency in Washington D C Governor Terry Sanford of North Carolina was keynote speaker also at tending by U S Rep C C Fisher Mrs Jacobson serves on the San Antonio Council on Crime and Juvenile Delinquency Pe

Strikes at GM plants may drag on several weeks

AP report notes 50,777 GM workers idled across six plants from Van Nuys to Janesville after a union deadline. Union leaders warn of a long walkout while GM cites uneven progress. estimated weekly car output fell 21 percent to 95,447 across the period.

Detroit General Motors van Nuys Calif Kansas City Baltimore Atlanta North Tarrytown N.Y Janesville Wis United Auto Workers Chevrolet Fisher Body St. Louis Charles Tyer UAW Coats GMC

Mayors on College Staff in East Texas State University

East Texas State University may be the only college with two mayors on its staff. Dr W J Bell heads journalism and graphic arts and serves a second term as mayor of Commerce. Fletcher Warren, diplomat in-residence, has been elected mayor of Greenville. Greenville lies 15 miles from Commerce.

Commerce Tex East Texas State University W. J. Bell Journalism and Graphic Arts Fletcher Warren The University Greenville

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