Kenyan bronze artist captures Africa's wildlife at conference
Robert Glen of Kenya showcases bronze wildlife sculptures at the International Game Protectors' and fishermen's Conference in San Antonio. He molds elephants and other animals to scale, detailing movement from aluminum skeletons to wax molds, with casts in London. Glen and his wife Julia reside in Nairobi and plan ongoing studies in Congo.
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Robert Glen
Nairobi
Kenya
Glen
San Antonio
International Game Hunters and Fishermen's
Convention Center
Africa
Sa Aitlonia
Wrilers
Julia
Gli
Wille
Carl Newton II
el Rancho
Newton
Glo
London
Free Classes Plan Meeting for Volunteer Teachers
The San Antonio Literacy Council will hold a summer workshop for volunteer teachers May 17-19 at the Youth Building of the First Presbyterian Church. Classes run 9 am to 12 pm or 7 pm to 9 pm, helping adults ages 16 and up prepare for high school equivalency courses or improve basic reading and writing. Mrs. Rachel M. Driskill estimates 400,000 adults in San Antonio cannot read or write and notes about 70 centers offer free literacy classes led largely by volunteers.
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San Antonio
New Nursing Chief Named at Metropolitan General Hospital
Mrs Lillian C Gerould has been chosen as director of nursing services at Metropolitan General Hospital nearing completion. She is currently associate professor at Baylor University School of Nursing in Dallas and holds a master of science from Texas Wesleyan College with postgraduate work at Wisconsin and USC.
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Lillian C. Gerould
Metropolian General Hospital
Gerould
Baylor University School
Af Wirsing
Dallas
Texas Wesleyan College
University of Wisconsin
University of Southern California
Subscription rates by mail in Texas and beyond
The San Antonio Light presents subscription pricing by mail for Texas and out of state customers. Rates include daily and Sunday options, with weekly, monthly, and international variants. The notice lists various regional pricing, including Mexico and Central America, and mentions The Associated Press as the source.
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Cawrer
San Antonio
Yexot Mvern
Baily
Sunda
Texas
Daly
Daity
Mexico
Central America
South Amenca
Six Headliners Honored by San Antonio Women in Communications
The San Antonio Chapter of Women in Communications honored six Headliners at the Matrix Table event at the St. Anthony Hotel. Frank A. Bennack Jr. became the first male Headliner, cited for outstanding achievement as a communicator and civic leadership, with remarks by Reneta Smith Byrne. Other honorees included Phoebe Foster for church volunteer work, Jane Neill for arts and conservation, Leonie Reeves for community welfare work, Ramona Stevens for civic leadership, and Eve Lynn Sawyer for journalism. Gray Davis Boone Tuscaloosa delivered the keynote on antiques publishing growth. Special guests included Gonzales, Mayor Pro Templ Claude Black, and other WICI leaders.
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San Antonio
Women In Communications, Inc
Matrix
Frank A. Bennack Jr
The
Light
Professional Journalists Organization
St. Anthony
National Group
Theta Sigma Phi
Bennack
the Light
Greater San Antonio
San Antonio Conservation Society
Leonie Reeves
Ramona Stevens
Antique Monthly
Gray Davis Boone
Austin
Gail Beagle
Gonzatez
Washington, DC
Wictehepter
George Wound
Saguin
Texas Press Women, Inc
Fred Burtner
Jane Neill
Conservation
Phoebe Foster
Eve Lynn Sawyer
Man Wounded in West Euclid Shooting
Diet Trinidad, 54, of 3110 Morales, was shot three times in the abdomen and once in the leg at a residence in the GW block of West Euclid after a quarrel. He was taken by private car to Robert B. Green Hospital then to Bexar County Hospital in poor condition. Police seek a man aged 23 to 25 who fled the scene.
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Diet Trinidad
Morales
Bexar County Hospital
West Euclid
Injured Roosvelt High coach in fair condition after crash
Darrel W. Davis, 42, Roosvelt High School head football coach, remained in fair condition at Santa Rosa Medical Center following a head on collision on Highway 71 in LaGrange. He was en route from Austin to Beaumont when the accident occurred.
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Roosvelt High School
Santa Rosa Medical Center
LaGrange
Darrel W. Davis
Owenda Lea
Winn Bageget
Austin
Beamont
Highway 71
Davis
Santa Rosa
Beaumont
The Editor's Report on Watergate and Nixon
The piece lauds Nixon while criticizing his handling of Watergate. It argues for two outside probes, cites Coolidge’s cleanup after Teapot Dome, and praises the press judiciary and Senate for exposing the scandal. It notes Nixon’s delayed, insufficient response and endorses a decisive, truthfully cleansing action.
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Elliot Richardson
Richardson
Coolidge
Teapot Dome
Nixon Dilemma at ASNE Conference Inference
The article argues Nixon faced mixed views at the ASNE convention with editors and speakers backing him while others criticized his actions. It suggests Nixon blamed liberal press for the Watergate vendetta and notes he may have reacted differently if Hearst newspapers had broken the story first.
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ASNE
Clare Boothe Luce
Daniel Ellsberg
Nixon
Washington Post
N.Y. Times
Hearst
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Jimmy Johnson
James B
Boone Matrix
Fair
Democratic National
White House
Justice Department
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Judiciary
Senate
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Hour of Truth
Bill McCullat
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Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Wall Street Journal
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