San Antonio School Chiefs Plan Meeting and Retiree Tributes
The 180 member San Antonio Administrators and Supervisors Association will hold its final meeting of the year at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Eloise Japhet School. The event will install new officers and honor retiring SAISD administrators including Madison Elementary’s Jack Smith and Edison High School’s Dr. S. T. Scott, who will become president for 1969-70, succeeding Marvin E. Greer.
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San Antonio
Dorothy Riley
Hirsch
Constance White
White
C. L. Sowell
Mark Twain
Camilla Hewitt
Edison High School
Lois Wehrenberg
Eleanor Peterson
Arthur Turbeville
Cooper Junior School
J. D. Cobb
Page
S. T. Scott
Wheatley High School
Marvin E. Greer
Edison
Nixon names NAB chairman for Midwest region
President Nixon named Robert S. Ingersoll of Chicago as Midwest regional chairman of the National Alliance of Businessmen. Ingersoll, 52, board chairman of Borg-Warner Corp., will oversee activities in Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio and Wisconsin as the alliance trains hardcore unemployed through private enterprise.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Robert S. Ingersoll
Chicago
Midwest
National Alliance of Businessmen
Ingersoll
Borg-Warner Corp
Alliance
Indiana
Illinois
Kentucky
Michigan
Minnesota
Ohio
Wisconsin
Britons Split on Marijuana Legalization and Morality
A Mass-Observation survey finds 13 percent back legal marijuana, 20 percent approve stage nudity and premarital cohabitation, while 51 percent support mercy killing. The nationwide poll highlights shifting social attitudes in Britain.
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London
UPI
Mass- Observation Ltd
Latin America needs more than aid says Rockefeller critique
Perspective essay argues U.S. policy has long pursued benevolence and self interest in Latin America. It credits past presidents, notes limits of aid, and warns that dictators and anti Communist drives fuel Communist exploitation, urging honest assessment and reform beyond trade.
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Robert E. Thompson
Hearst Newspapers
New York
South
United States
Latin America
Nelson Rockefeller
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry Truman
U.S
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Inter-American Development Bank
John F. Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Lyndon Johnson
South America
Nixon
Rockefeller
Kennedy
Alliance
Western Hemisphere
Cannon Kills Man at Home
Robert Pohn, 43, was found dead in his Chicago apartment after an antique cannon barrel weighing about 200 pounds fell on him while he watched TV. Police said he likely died days earlier and his brother Maxwell discovered the body. The TV remained on with volume off.
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Chicago
UPI
Robert Pohn
Maxwell
Pohn
Roosevelt Near Recovery After Stabbing Incident
James F. Roosevelt, son of President Franklin D Roosevelt, was nearing full recovery from stab wounds and planned to leave the hospital soon. His wife, under observation at Bel Air psychiatric clinic, was identified as the assailant.
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Geneva
UPI
James F. Roosevelt
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Bel- Air
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Plasti
Bauer & Black
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Ety
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