Housing Workshop Highlights Public Housing and Urban Renewal
The San Antonio Housing Authority hosted the Alamo Chapter NAHRO with 225 attendees. Sessions explored urban renewal, public housing, and the HELP House centers aiding displaced residents, with comments on future needs like day care and transportation.
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San Antonio Housing Authority
Alamo
National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials
Urban Renewal Agency
Winston Martin
Help House
Martin
John D. Baylor
Austin Ara
URA
Lanier High Student Wins Stay in School Award
Lanier High School senior Sam Tovar, a third year commercial art student and Lanier VICA member, won a $795 Stay in School Poster contest prize. Lanier student Joe F Acosta earned a $10 prize in the same contest. Churchill High student Ronnie Ash won $100 in Scholastic Magazine writing contest. San Marcos High School student David Fleming won $10 for fourth place.
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Lanier High School
Scholastic Magazines
Sam Tovar
Vocational Industrial Clubs of America
Lanier
Joe F. Acosta
VICA
Ronnie Ash
Churchill High
Scholastic Magazine
David Fleming
San Marcos High School
Probation Revoked for Youth in Murder Case
Alfred Morales 18 of San Antonio had probation revoked in 144th District Court after his murder conviction became final. Morales received a five year sentence Jan 18 from 175th District Court Judge A A Semaan for the March 23 1968 fatal shooting of Emilio Borrego outside a North St Marys residence. He had been on two year probation since Sept 7 1967 for breaking and entering a coin operated machine. Morales now remains in prison.
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San Antonio
Alfred Morales
Valentino
A. A. Semaan
Morales
Emilio Borrego
Pear Walk
Borrego
St. Mary’s
Archie S. Brown
Morales New
Move of Demo Talk Explains Shift of Hearing to Jackson
Louisiana Democratic committeeman J Marshall Brown said his protest affected a Democratic committee on party reform. The special panel moved its May 22 hearing from New Orleans to Jackson Mississippi without explanation as it holds hearings nationwide.
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New Orleans
UPI
Louisiana
Democratic National
Five Nursing Students Receive Awards at Baptist Memorial
Five of 26 graduates from Baptist Memorial Hospital School of Nursing were cited for excellence during Friday night commencement at First Baptist Church. Toni Lowe won $7 for top scholastic average. Leonard H. Griedson presented her with a gold watch. Nancy Griffith and Joe Frank Soliz shared second with $25 awards. Kay Cain won the faculty prize for leadership and nursing skill. Jacquelyne Gay received the alumni award. Margie F Crawford earned a plaque for contributions to nursing education.
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Baptist Memorial Hospital
School of Nursing
First Baptist Church
Toni Lowe
Handy Andy Foundation
Lowe
Leonard H. Griedson
Shaw Jewelry Co
Nancy Griffith
Joe Frank Soliz
Kay Cain
Hospital Alumni Association
Jacquelyne Gay
Margie F. Crawford
Record AFA Meeting Seen Plans for State Convention
Plans are under way for what may be the largest state Air Force Association convention. It will be held at the Convention Center June 13 14 with up to 2000 attendees. The Texas AFA has about 11000 members and co chairmen F N Villasana and F A Rambie Jr led the planning.
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Air Force Association
Convention Center
B. L
Maxwell Takes Command Of Eglin Air Base
Maj. Gen. Jewell C. Maxwell who has led the FAA supersonic transport program since October 1965 was assigned command of Eglin Air Force Base in Florida on Friday.
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Washington
UPI
Jewell C. Maxwell
Federal Aviation Administration
Friday
Eglin Afb
Fla
Venice Piles Sinking Threatens Foundations
Venice faces structural risk as wooden piles under streets and buildings sink into mud at about eight inches per century. Builders rely on thick planks and stone foundations supported by thousands of piles to keep structures upright.
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Venice
Man Held in Drink Case At Local Club
Willie Sterling 49 of 702 Sherman and Frankie B Johnson 43 of 119 Nellina face two and one liquor law charges respectively after Texas Liquor Control Board undercover raid on Sterling’s Big House club. Sterling had prior legal actions including a permanent injunction and earlier pardons. Three others charged with illegal Sunday liquor sales tied to the undercover probe.
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Willie Sterling
Big House
Sterling
Sherman
Frankie B. Johnson
iNellina
Texas Liquor Control Board
TLCB
Dist
James E. Barlow
Barlow
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