Providence Senior Wins Contest In Name Essay
Providence High School senior Janet Kissling won first in the senior division of the How San Antonio Got Its Name contest sponsored by the Bexar County Order of the Alhambra. Six winners will be honored June 12 at a civic celebration for St Anthony.
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Janet Kissling
Greer
Providence High School
San Antonio
Bexar County Order of the Alhambra
Barney Franza
Robbie Loney
Claggett
Harry H. Rogers
Harry H. Rogers Junior High School
Pam Robinson
Farr
Thomas Jefferson High School
Marian Elizabeth
Muller
W. French
Incarnate Word High School
James Smith
Mittman
St. Margaret Mary School
Hector Barrera
Rochambeau
St. Leo's School
St. Anthony
Franza
St. Mary’s University
Brother Anthony Frederick
Hubert Miller
Richard Santos
St. Mary’s
Bexar County
Mrs America Joy Noufer Describes Miraculous Win
Joy Noufer of Houston crowned Mrs. America 1966 after a 28th annual pageant in San Diego. She, 32 with three children, recalls a string of mishaps from a lettuce spill minutes before speaking to a savings bonds contest, to burning rolls at dinner, to a dress fitting scramble on coronation day.
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San Diego
Calif
America
Joy Noufér
Houston
Tex
Joy Neufer
Alice Buehner
Salt Lake City
Senate Panel To Study LSD Use On College Campuses
A Senate Government Operations subcommittee will study reports of widespread LSD use on college campuses and in big city ghettos. Sen Robert F Kennedy announced the May 17-18 inquiry and said the Senate must identify the dangers and the legitimate clinical uses of LSD.
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Senate
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Dn.y
Humphrey
Post Rusk
Com- Senate
China
Mittee Today
Rusk
Sen. J. Commission
an/W. Fulbright
Viet Nam
Saigon
Fulbright
Arkansas
ABC
Youth seriously injured by golf club blow
Jesse Munoz Jr. 16 of 1643 Montana was in serious condition at Brooke General Hospital Monday after a head injury from a golf club. County juvenile authorities detained another 16 year old for the offense, occurred in the 200 block of Oriental late Saturday.
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Jesse Munoz Jr
Montana
Brooke General Hospital
Oriental
Mansfield proposed recognizing Mongolia amid Cold War tensions
Washington Senator Mike Mansfield called for U S recognition of Mongolia to ease tensions and gain a listening post between China and the Soviet Union. He backed Edward Kennedy and George McGovern’s bid for a blue ribbon commission to reassess China policy as part of broader talks on Asia policy.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
United States
Mongolia
Red China
Soviet Union
Asia
Mansfield
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
George §. McGovern
Coast Guard Denies Entry For Russian Motorship
The U S Coast Guard refused entry for the Soviet vessel Chernayakhenski to San Francisco Bay to repair engines, citing a standing no entry order issued in Washington and linked to prior requests by Russian ships to enter Drake's Bay for supplies.
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San Francisco
UPS
U.S. Coast Guard
San Francisco Bay
Chernayakhenski
Washington
Drake's Bay
Chernayakhevski
Pacific Coast
U.S
Coast Guard
Secretary of the Treasury
IWC Selected For NSF Grants For In Service Institutes
Incarnate Word College has been selected by the National Science Foundation as recipient of funds to finance two in service institutes in mathematics and science for the next school year. The science department will receive $10,000 and the mathematics department $5,750. The grants will allow San Antonio area teachers to take advanced courses without cost. Courses will be offered in the late afternoon and on Saturdays to accommodate in service teachers.
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Incarnate Word College
National Science Foundation
San Antonio Area
Journalist Dr. DeWitt C. Reddick to speak at banquet
Dr. DeWitt C. Reddick, director of the University of Texas School of Journalism, will be guest speaker at the Alamo Industrial Editors Association award banquet Thursday night at the El Tropicano Motor Hotel.
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DeWitt C. Reddick
University of Texas School of Journalism
Alamo Industrial Editors Association
el Tropicano Motor Hotel
Optimistic to End: Robert Allen Dies of Rare Bone Cancer
Tucson report recalls Dr. T E A von Dedenrath describing the late Robert Allen, 28, who died Sunday after a long battle with a rare bone cancer. His wife and family mourn his loss. He remained hopeful to the end.
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Tucson
Ariz
T-E.a. von Dedenrath
Robert Allen
Cancer patients die after experimental tissue transfer
Allen and Griffith, both cancer patients, underwent an experimental transfer of cancerous tissue at Roswell Park Institute in Buffalo. The procedure, described as highly experimental and unproven, failed to halt disease progression for either man. Spokesmen noted some knowledge gained may aid research, but deaths occurred eight weeks apart, with families left to cope amid questions about timing and effectiveness.
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Allen
Buffalo
Harry T. Griffith
Flourtown
Pacers Institute
Griffith
von Deden- Allen
Uni
Finois
Roswell Park
Institute
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Iyo
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