Editors Fight To Save Hoof Print As Last Issue Ends
Alamo Heights High School editors condemn administration over replacing the 45 year old Hoof Print with closed circuit TV news. The new format would limit to hard news, ban editorials, and hit a student readership in decline with a $1400 deficit.
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Banks Smith
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Mary Norman
Yale Phillips
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Vietnam
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Five SF teachers face probe over flag salute stance
Five Bret Harte School aides in San Francisco Hunters Point refuse to salute the flag citing justice for all does not apply to blacks. The Board of Education reviews if they may refrain while students with conscientious scruples are excused. Superintendent Jenkins expects district employees to salute.
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UPS
Teachers Corps
Bret Harte
Hunters Point
United States
Robert E. Jenkins
North East Honors 107 Teachers for 820 Years of Service
One hundred seven NEISD staff were honored for a total of 820 years of service. Supt. Billy Reagan presented 5, 10, and 15 year pins, with Reagan receiving a 10 year pin. Missing administrator Harold Bogisch was recognized by plaque and will join Texas Lutheran College as vice president.
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Supt
Billy Reagan
Reagan
Robert B. O’connor
Blossom Athletic Center
North East Teachers Association
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Olmos
Jo Hestand
Churchill High School
Harold Bogisch
Bogisch
Texas Lutheran College
Bulgarian Premier Ends East German Visit
Tedor Zhiv kov, Bulgaria's Communist leader and premier, completed a four day official visit to East Germany and flew back to Sofia, the ADN East German news service reported.
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UPI
Tedor Zhivkov
East Germany
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ADN
Minnesota Transplant Of Four Organs From Hobart Man
In Hobart Indiana sources say the University of Minnesota Medical Center performed four organ transplants using the organs of 31 year old John Brush killed in a Minneapolis car truck crash last month. His mother Ida Brush of Hobart donated the liver two kidneys and an eye cornea to recipients after his death April 27. Brush had moved to St Paul Minnesota last September when General Mills moved its pallent plant from Kankakee Illinois.
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UPI
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Hobart
Minneapolis
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John Brush
Brush
St. Paul
Minn
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Pullout of Troops in Vietnam Seen
UPI reports private talks on a possible limited withdrawal of the 535,000 man U S force in South Vietnam within 60 days. The move would reduce combat strength to eight infantry divisions and several brigades. the 25th Division faces reassignment and officers are urged to seek on base housing before June 30.
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South Vietnam
Washington
United States
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Hawaii
Vietnam
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Soviet envoy in Prague marks 24th Nazi defeat anniversary
Envoy Stepan Cherlvonenko spoke to about 8 000 pro Soviet supporters at Fuick Park Congress Hall in Prague as chants of long live the Red Army filled the air. The 24th anniversary was observed amid widespread patient and city deserted by residents during a three day weekend.
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UPI
Red Army
Czechoslovakia
Stepan V. Cherlvonenko
Congress Hall
Fuick Park
Lcity
Gonzalez cites progress and warns against vague militant goals
U S Representative Gonzalez told a Our Lady of the Lake College crowd that Mexican Americans must consolidate gains from 30 years of progress and push ahead. He criticized vague militant leaders and urged pursuing concrete, system based remedies within the law.
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Our Lady of the Lake College
Mayo
SMU Board Names New Vice President from Centenary
The Southern Methodist University board of trustees approved Jack Wilkes as vice president. Wilkes had announced his resignation as president of Centenary College in Shreveport, Louisiana, last Thursday.
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SMU Dallas
UPI
Southern Methodist University Board For Trustees
Jack Wilkes
Centenary College
Shreveport
Gonzalez warns of Cuban activity in U S
Rep Henry Gonzalez of San Antonio expressed concern that former Cuban diplomats in the United States are stirring militancy in Texas. He cited evidence to the U N that Cuban mission members used U S residence to push propaganda to a pro Castro group recruit Cubans into underground cells offer weapons for armed action and seek U S recruits for espionage and sabotage training in Cuba.
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Alamo Heights
Washington
UPI
Henry B. Goneae
San Antonio
United States
Gonzalez
Texas
Southwest
United Nations
U.S
U.S. In
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Wisi
Cuba
Texas Trails Mobile Home Boom Reaches Seguin
Seguin embraces mobile homes as a new business wave led by Walton real estate, Porterfield and chamber officials. Dealers show 14x70 two bedroom homes priced 6500 to 7800 dollars with plans to sell units on riverfront sites and offer five to ten year financing, attracting retirees and military personnel seeking tax relief and mobility.
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Arnold
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