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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1969

Page

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UTSA Bill Stalls as Texas Senate Ends Night in Filibuster

Overnight, Texas Senate members were rounded up to maintain a quorum as a filibuster blocked the UTSA bill and other college measures. Sen. Harris defended the Parks and Wildlife plan while Sen. Wilson pressed for reorganization. debate stretched into the early morning with doors locked and yawning lawmakers.

O. H. Harris Dallas Senate Bexar Joe Bernal Frank Lombardino House Harris Charles Wilson Lufkin Parks and Wildlife Commission Wayne Connally Sen Jack Strong Longview Strong Wilson Ben Barnes University of Texas of Permian Basin Parks and Wildlife Reorganization

Drunken Airman steals C130 at Mildenhall

Sgt Paul A Meyer 23 from Poquoson Va took off in a U S Air Force C130 Hercules during a TDY at Mildenhall England heading west over the Atlantic. The four engine turboprop was not recovered and Meyer's unit the 36th Tactical Airlift Squadron waited for him to land. He was escorted back by civilian police and turned over to base authorities after being found drunk on the taxiing aircraft.

Mildenhall England UPI U.S Atlantic Ocean United States U.S. Air Force Paul A. Meyer Mildenhall Royal Air Force Base Meyer 36Th Tactical Airlift Langley Air Force Base Langley Poquoson

Pueblo Wife Rose Bucher's Own Story to Start Summer Reading Fiesta

The Light begins a Summer Reading Fiesta with Pueblo Wife Rose Bucher's Own Story. Mrs. Bucher tells the 11 month vigil after North Korea's Pueblo capture, detailing hope and courage in a foreign prison ordeal. The serial runs in 10 installments starting Sunday exclusively in The Light. A May Days feature profiles 2,235 graduates from San Antonio colleges.

The Light Rose Bucher

No public transport to Midway Texas penal farm

A reader asks about travel to Midway Texas to visit a son in prison. Officials say no public transport and no prison taxis. alternative is a bus to Madisonville then a ride to Midway. The reader also cites a faulty contract with Main Pest Control and BBB letters about a moved address.

Midway Texas Huntsville J. F. Heard Texas Penal System Heard Madisonville San Antonio Main Pest Control Co Better Business Bureau BBB Main Post Control

Today's Index for Amusements and Pages Listed

The notice lists sections in the issue including Amusements on pages 38 and 39, Classified on pages 45 through 56, Comics on pages 16 and 17, Death Notices on page 45, Editorial on page 40, Features on page 41, Financial on pages 42 and 43, Fun and Games on page 24, Horoscope on page 1, Comic Society on pages 28 to 32, Sports on pages 33 to 37, Texas Trails on page 30, and TV Logs on pages 22 and ?

Comic Society Texas Trails

Apollo 10 astronauts near moon lander pass

The Apollo 10 crew Thomas Stafford Eugene Cernan and John Young completed two close lunar passes avoiding danger and preparing for Apollo 11 landing in July. Fiberglass insulation causing itching coughing moved crew to request fix before next command module flight.

Stafford, Cernan John W. Young Stafford

Cambodia Prince Visiting Moscow

Cambodia's foreign minister Prince Noro dom Fourissara is in Moscow for three days of talks with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko and others. He will visit East Germany and Poland later, Tass reported today.

Moscow UPI Cambodia Prince Norodom Fourissara Andrei Gromyko Tass Fourissara East Germany Poland

Soviet arms flow to North Vietnam exceeds prior two years

Moscow Radio quoted by UPI said the Soviet Union has shipped more arms and materiel to North Vietnam this year than in the past two years combined. The supplies include railroad cars barges construction equipment and medical supplies reported the broadcast.

Saigon UPI Soviet Union North Vietnam Moscow Radio

Notice for Light paper delivery contact times

If you fail to receive your Light paper and cannot reach your carrier call Saturday and Sunday 7:00 to 11:30 a.m. for assistance and redelivery options.

Growth Doubled 12,000 More Members In Archdiocese

The 1969 official Catholic Directory shows San Antonio Archdiocese adding over 12,000 members since 1968, bringing total Catholics to 525,619 and ranking 19th among 156 archdioceses and dioceses. Texas dioceses are led by San Antonio with Houston Galveston second.

San Antonio Archdiocese San Antonio Texas Houston-Galveston

Lemnitzer Bids Farewell to Italian Leaders

General Lyman Lemnitzer, NATO commander, concludes his tenure and retires July 1 after saying goodbye to Italian leaders including President Saraga in Rome.

Rome UPI Lyman L. Lemnitzer North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATO Giuseppe Saraga

Connally to Address St. Thomas University Graduates

Former Governor John Connally will speak at the commencement exercises for 152 graduates of St. Thomas University in Houston.

Weekend Warmth With Partly Cloudy Skies Forecast

The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and continuing warmth through Saturday. Southeast winds 5 to 15 mph. Highs near 86 Friday and Saturday, overnight lows around 65. Thursday’s high reached 86, Friday’s low about 62. Little or no rain expected through Sunday.

National Guard storms NC A and T dormitory

About 500 National Guardsmen stormed the Scott Hall dormitory at North Carolina A and T University in Greensboro using rifles and tear gas. A military policeman was wounded, and a student died earlier in Thursday’s gunfire as troops cleared the building and evacuated nearby students.

Greensboro N. C UPI North Carolina A&t University Scott Hall National Guard Cooper Hall Scott Ifield

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