Free Concert and City Events in Bexar Today
Paul Elizondo and his orchestra offer a free 7:30 p.m. Monday concert at the Arneson River Theater. National convention of Retired and Veteran Hallway Employees runs Monday to Wednesday at the Menger Hotel. The Benedictine Art Contest finalists include Mary How Kirsty among 36 national entrants in New York City.
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Paul Elizondo
Arneson River Theater
Mary How Kirsty
Castle Knight
Manufacturers Hanover Trust
New York City
Through The Years Light Files May 8 1966 Highlights
Food prices show a five pound bag of flour at 35 cents chicken at 9 cents per pound and pork chops at 60 cents per pound. Older items recount court induction 1856 bids 1948 plant closures 1938 courthouse permit 2.2 million May 1916 border readiness 1906 deer protection 1896 a new lease for San Antonio branches 1886 Alligator marshes near Jackson Elmira with frogs notes.
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Mays
Jackson
Elmira
Delegates Pick District Leaders in Bexar County Conventions
In Bexar County senatorial district conventions, uncommitted liberal Democrats overtook Carter delegates in Districts 26 and 19 while Carter held sway in District 21. Lloyd Bentsen loyalists remained in District 19, and Torres defeated Hiatt for District 26 chair, with Wallac e and Bentsen representation debated. overall, 36 delegates uncommitted, 31 for Bentsen, 16 for Carter in the state delegation.
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Sharon Watkins
Simmy
Carter
Bexar County
Lloyd Bentsen
Peter Torres
Wes Hiatt
Ms. Hiatt
National Carter
New York City
Torres
Jefferson High School
George Wallace
Bentsen
Wallace
District 26
ECDC
Eugene Rodriguez
de Rmity
District 21
Carter Forties
Bill Sinkin
Simkin
Mike Bathke
Carterites
Isun
District 19
Gilbert Kissling
Matt Garcia
Garcia
Sargent Shriver
Kissling
VanArcher Leads GOP 19th Senatorial District Convention
Henry VanArcher, the nominations committee chair, directs action at the Republican Party 19th Senatorial District Convention held Saturday night at EL Tropicano Motor Hotel, with Joe V. Alvarez serving as convention chairman.
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Henry VanArcher
VanArcher
Joe V. Alvarez
EL Tropicano Motor Hotel
Reagan Scores Again With GOP Forces
Ronald Reagan won strong support at Bexar County Republican conventions for a second consecutive Saturday. Delegates selected backed Reagan in districts 18 26 and 71 while Ford supporters carried the 21st district. Resolutions urged defense energy tax limits and Panama Canal control with Steelman urging party unity ahead of the Fort Worth state convention.
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Olene Stone
Ronald Reagan
Bexar County
Texas
Ford
Reagan
Alamo Heights
Terrell Hills
United States
Panama Canal
Eisenhower Middle School
Cambridge Elementary
Cleo Bohis
Alan Steelman
Dallas
Steelman
Lloyd Bentsen
Tsaying
Joe Alvarez
Libba Barnes
Dorothy Dowine
Fort Worth
Volero
Fund Drive Set For Santa Rosa Children's Hospital
A noon luncheon Tuesday at Santa Rosa Children's Hospital kicks off a drive to raise 575000 dollars for regional pediatric heart care and diagnostic equipment. Angus Cockrell, hospital foundation president, says volunteers aim to fund advanced equipment while 12 specialists outline their roles in infant and child care.
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Santa Rosa Children’s Hospital
Children’s Heart Comer
Angus Cockrell
Hospital Foundation
Raza Unida District 26 backs alien voting rights and more
A Raza Unida District 26 Convention adopted a resolution to extend voting rights to resident aliens with over five years in the United States. Other actions urged San Antonio to curb pass through charges, support Mexican American business development, and oppose Kelly Air Force Base layoffs deemed discriminatory. Delegates call single member districts, praised DOJ voting rights moves, and elected Frank Monreal as senatorial chairman with Mary Jane Rodriguez as secretary.
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United States
Raza Unida Party
San Juan de Los Lagos
San Antonio
Crystal City
Ito
AUP
Kelly Air Force Base
Defense Department
Courch
Justice Department
Frank “Pancho” Monreal
Mary Jane Rodriguez
Richard Jasso
Connally Calls for Term Limits for U S Leaders
Former Texas Governor John Connally urged term limits for presidents and Congress members in a Texas Medical Association speech. He proposed a single six year presidential term, eight year senate term, and two four year House terms to promote national service over self service.
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Dallas
Texas
John Connally
Texas Medical Association
Connally
Congress
Bush says withhold secret data if leakage is certain
CIA Director George Bush argued at Trinity University that he would withhold sensitive national security information from Congress if he knew it would be leaked to the public. He defended the CIA reorganization and urged continuity under a new president while opposing public disclosure of agent identities.
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CIA
George Bush
Congress
Bush
Trinity University
Texas
U.S
China
United States
Richard Welch
Athens
Welch
San Antonio
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