Peace Chapel Built in Memory of Slain Viet Soldier
EAGLE WEST NM UPI A father who lost his son in Vietnam builds a 70 foot high nondenominational Vietnam veterans chapel on a hill overlooking the Morena Valley. The unfinished shrine features Hippie labor from California to Santa Fe with dedication planned for Saturday. John Kerry of the National Vietnam Veterans Against the War will speak.
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Eagle West
N. M
UPI
Wince Markeson
Vietnam
Morena
Victor Wesphall
Conle
David
Ted Luna
Santa Fe
N. ML
Tate
John Kerry
Kerry
Westptrall
Atoll
U.S
Young Singers Seven Win Roles in Chorus
Doris Wright reports seven young performers selected for a striped shirt barber shop chorus in local and city schools and groups. The group, from Neal Elementary and area programs, will sing pieces like Dry Hands and The barberpole song, highlighting late 1800s and early 1900s themes. Members include David Etweil 12 Robert Sendoval 11 Daniel Fonseca 12 Robert Penal 12 Richard Anredonda 11 David Nagebauer 12 and Devid Palmar 19, with mothers guiding practice after classes.
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Daniel Fonseca
Robert Pernal
Richard
Elma Neal
Dando
Daykd Nagebauer
David Palmer
David Hhgell
Robert Sandoval
Byron Samford
Doris Wright
Tree
Fin Sun
Albert Villarreal
Neal
Hoa
Yesteryear
Otter
Thich
Eima Neal
Horus
David
Robers
Daniel
David Etweil
Robert Sendoval
Robert Penal
Richard Anredonda
David Nagebauer
Devid Palmar
Two Finck Bills Get Okay In Texas House
In Austin state lawmakers moved two Finck bills toward passage on a local and consent calendar. HB 965 would cap hospital charges at 15 dollars per day for up to 100 days on a given claim while AB 1832 would rename the Nueces River Conservation and Reclamation District as the Nueces River Authority and adjust its board. Senate action followed. Brooks’s SB 1972 would require immunization for students, and HB 474 would govern UT system affairs. All measures head to the Senate. the Brooks bill goes to the governor for signature.
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Ine Ligar
Austen Cureau
Austin
Bill Finck
San Antonio
House
Nueces River Conservation and
Authority
Senate
Chet Brooks
Pasadena
Frank Lombarding
State Health Department
Texas
Bud Sherman
Fort Worth
University of Texas System
Brooks
Prverane
Joe Golan
Dallas
Charles Finnell
Holliday
Widow and infant die after jump from water tower in Quincy
A wife of a local high school teacher and her one year old child were killed when she leapt from a 120 foot water tower Friday. A rescue attempt by bystanders failed as both perished in the fall. The incident occurred in Quincy, Massachusetts, leaving the community shaken.
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Quincy, Mass
Oph
Brothers 'Bug' Swap Ends in Military Police Confinement
UPI reports in Saigon that brothers Wes and Glenn Storer swapped identities to flee to the United States from South Vietnam. Wes, 22, reportedly faced departure without proper exit visa and was detained by military police in Saigon. Glenn, 21, a soldier nearby, was held near Da Nang as authorities sorted the case.
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Saigon
UPI
Tue Typx
Wesley
E. Storer
Yarmouth
Maine
Glenn E
Caip
Sear
Vietnam
da Nang
Cvitan
L Aid
United States
Wes
U.S
Miliary
Saidl Sloan
Glenn
Reasoner
Court Martiares
Medic Testifies Dope May Have Killed Man
Houston physician Dr William C Sutton testified that overdose drugs may have caused the death of Bobby Joe Conner and that the earlier belief of fatal beating by police was not proven. He and other medical experts disputed prior testimony as jurors heard about the circumstances surrounding Conner and Larry Taylor in a Galena Park jail transfer.
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New Braunfels
Haynes
UPI
Houston
Aliegs
McMahon
Galena Park
Joseph A. Jack Winlred West
Gertrudel Wsczyk
Harris County Medical
Parker
Can‘xainimer
Bobby Joe Conner
Taylor
Ter
Conner
Arthur N. Hill
Jackiaruus
Miner
Ametica
South Vietnam
Wes
Glenn
Chu Lai
Helin
Gldachimczyk
U.S
Coner
Sutton
Southfall
Vietnam
Richardl
Probation Revoked for Carlos Castillo in 10 Year Sentence
Carlos Castillo, 26, of 14111 Ruiz, had probation revoked by Judge Dial after evidence showed continued narcotic use and failure to report to his probation officer. He originally gained probation on June 17, 1969, following a 1968 heroin possession conviction. credit was given for time already served since his arrest February 27.
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Carlos Castillo
Ruiz
Imith Dial
Preston H. Dial Jr Dial
Castillo
Guil Ly
Ethics Bill In Peril As Senate OKs Delay Amendment
The Texas Senate voted 21-10 to add an entangling amendment to a proposed ethics bill, aiming to bar lawyers who delayed lawsuits during sessions unless already involved. Critics say the change could kill the ethics measure as it returns to the House. Morton Miller, a Dallas retail executive, was named president of Ames Mercantile Co. Inc. of San Francisco.
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Austin
UFI
Senate
Don Kennard
D-Fort, Worth
Ralph Mall
DB Rockwall
Jim Nugent
Kerrville
House
Kennard
Mier
Nugent
Hall
Dallas
San Francisco
UPI
Morton Miller
Ames Mercantileco, Inc
Welfare Council Social Worker Outlines Policy Goals
In San Antonio at the annual dinner of the Community Welfare Council, C. F. McNeil executive director of the National Assembly for Social Policy, discussed plans to counter major social ills. He noted efforts on income guarantees, drug abuse and unemployment with a task force set to report in June and emphasized coordination across government, private sectors and citizens. Three San Antonians sit on the agency’s 110 trustees: Mrs. David Jacobson, Antonio Tinajero, and Bishop Patrick F. Fides.
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C. F. McNeil
Ne National Assem
Aem
Opment, Inc
Susan Bavernfeind
McNeil
San Antonio
Community Welfare Council
United Fund
National Assembly
MLS Azenily
Tle Assembly
Beeney
San Jose
Calif
San
Tae Light
Helsia Girl Scouts of
USA
Goodwill Industries
Ttan
YWCA
YMCA
Districting Aims to Keep Bases in Gonzalez District
Representative Lom bardina said final districting plan approved by conference could let Henry B. Gonzalez keep Lackland and Kelly Air Force bases in his district 20. The plan would move bases into Fisher’s district, while Lombardino urged keeping both bases. The advisory panel’s votes and timing for final passage by Congress were noted, with commitment to protect the bases’ locations.
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Austin
Frank Lombardina
Henry B. Gonzalez
Fisher
Lombarding
Génzaitz
Cee
Epee
Lombardino
One Denver Quadruplet Dies in Respiratory Failure
Denver report notes the death of one of the Denver quadruplets Shawn Steer after respiratory failure. The article mentions Gov. Smith's ap pointment and a House committee considering redistricting details affecting Bexar County and surrounding districts 21 23 29. Rep. Delwin Jones of Lubbock chairs the committee with expectations of further work in conference.
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Denver
UPI
Shawn Steer
Asti
Cna
Rte
Otf
Fur Ik
Smith
House
Francis J. Furey
Theather Uree
San Antonio
John F
Erril Stadiner
Hexer County
Bexar
Abraham
Chick" Karen
Delwin Jones
Lubbock
Bexar County
Lombardino
Man Held in Mother's Death in Texas County
In Hays County Texas authorities arrested 25 year old Cowln Millett on murder charges after his mother Mrs Eddie Millett was found dead from multiple gunshot wounds at their York Creek Road home near New Braunfels. Millett was arrested at a hospital in New Braunfels and held on bond. Deputies reported the shooting occurred inside the residence with the suspect surrendering without resistance.
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San Marcos
Millett
Hays
Eddie Miflett
Allendants
Warran Milfell
Comall
New Braunfels
Austin
Wayland Sim-lance
Mit
Antonio
Farre
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Victor David Westphall
Carr
Westphal
Brothers
Saige Tan Son Nhut
Sn Iy
Hein
Maene
Hilt
Wopnan Luton
Connér
Welfare Council
Agency
New York
Arene
Assembly
Gonzy
Lackland
Kelly
Furey
Abso
Youse
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Jesse J. Oppenheimer
Advisory Hospital Council
Gilbert M. Denman Jr
Sut Antonio
Texas Fine Arts
Bart ‘I. Mulhern
Weal
Commission On Fire
Buckingham
Chicago
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