Weather outlook with warm temps and clouds likely
Forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and warm conditions through Friday with southerly winds 5 to 15 mph. Highs near 89 on Thursday and Friday, overnight lows about 65. Wednesday’s high 86, Thursday’s low 66.
Bernal Delays UTSA Referal Amid Senate Filibuster
Austin Senator Joe Bernal presses to re refer the bill creating the University of Texas at San Antonio from the Senate State Affairs Committee to State Departments and Institutions. State Affairs Chairman William T. Moore filibusters, arguing against new senior colleges, while Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes curbs another senator. The chamber considers concurrent house amendments on a Houston medical school and a dental school in San Antonio as Bernal awaits Moore’s signal.
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Joe Bernal
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University of Texas At San Antonio
State Affairs Committee
Senate Committee On State Departments and Institutions
William T. Moore
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Bernal
Chet Brooks
Pasadena
House
University of Texas Medical School At
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Jack Strong
Longview
Brooks
Ben Barnes
Strong
Tom Creighton
Moore
Barnes
Creighton
Texas
San Antonio
U. of T
New Top Jurist Stress on Integrity
President Nixon named Warren E. Burger to succeed Chief Justice Earl Warren. Burger, 61, is a conservative, strict constructionist on the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals known for a law and order stance. The choice emphasized integrity and respect for law amid Fortas resignation, with Burger seen as tempering liberal trends on the Court.
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Nixon
Warren E. Burger
Earl Warren
Abe Fortas
Burger
District of Columbia Circuit Court of Appeals
Tive
Supreme Court
Warren
White House
Johnson
Crestway Drive repairs and city pools open soon
Crestway Drive in the 200 block is under county care after work earlier this year missed a section. county engineer Walter Schulze asks residents to specify exact location for proper maintenance. Two city pools Lincoln and Central plan to open soon with lifeguard recruitment, amid notes from readers about pool closures and rent concerns.
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Walter Schulze
Schulze
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Potomac
Today’s Index and Page Breakdown
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Costs Climb You Pay $12.64 Now Instead Of the Old $10
The Labor Department reports April CPI at 126.4, meaning typical family purchases cost $12.64 last month versus $10 in 1957 59 base. Over the past three months prices rose at 7.6 percent annual rate, the steepest for that span since 1956, with food housing and medical care up seven tenths of a percent each, clothing six tenths, and transportation two tenths.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
British Cost Of Living Soars In April
London reports Britain's cost of living rose sharply in April with retail prices advancing 1.4 points to 131.7 from January 1962 base. Government data show inflationary pressure affecting households and shopping costs across the country.
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London
UPS
Britain
Campus battle at N C A T ends in fatal shooting
A Negro freshman Willie Ernest Grimes, 20, was shot dead during a gun battle at North Carolina A&T University involving National Guardsmen and police. Mayor Elam ordered an 8 pm to 5 am curfew as officials investigated. Gov. Scott had sent Guardsmen to quell unrest following earlier vandalism and arson in Burlington. Other campuses faced protests and crackdowns as tear gas and clashes continued nationwide.
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Willie Ernest Grimes
Greensboro
N.C
Grimes
Jack Elam
Elam
A&t
National
Robert Scott
National Guardsmen
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Burlington
California
University of California
Berkeley
National Guard
Ronald Reagan
Notice to call if no Light paper and carrier unreachable
Notice instructs readers to call if they do not receive their Light paper and cannot reach their carrier. The message emphasizes taking action to obtain timely delivery and contact for resolution.
Apollo 10 astronauts near moon in historic test flight
Astronauts Thomas Stafford and Eugene Cernan plan to separate a lunar module from Apollo 10 in lunar orbit, aiming to orbit the moon at about nine miles and conduct two key tasks including surveying a landing site and testing the module. John Young remains aboard at 69 miles. The mission hinges on ground and onboard computer accuracy as four module orbits precede rendezvous and docking with the command ship.
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Eugene Cernan
Stafford
Cernan
John Young
Frank Borman
James Lovell
William Anders
Earth
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