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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1966
Page
2
Guadalupe Sanchez, 18, was indicted for murder with malice by the Nueces County grand jury for the 1965 rape and strangulation of 83 year old Mrs. Ethel Lynch.
Crumbling Hue rebel stronghold signals momentum for Premier Ky as Buddhist protests spar with authorities. In Da Nang, civilians and soldiers face uncertain loyalties while Ky defends military action. US officials report no proven mutiny involvement.
In New York city health nurses rejected a government contract offer amid a dispute over pay and job titles. Mass resignations shut down 64 clinics affecting public health services. The stance signals broader turmoil as officials threaten cuts to reach a compromise with dissidents.
A Los Angeles area housewife filed a $100,000 malpractice suit against psychiatrist Dr. Jerome H. Franklin alleging he prescribed sexual relations with himself as therapy and billed her for the treatments. The plaintiff is Dorothea Keene of Tujunga, California, suing in superior court.
In Edinburg, two 17 year old high school youths, Richard Wetl and Lewis Dra iper, were killed when a skidding car struck a palm tree late Monday night. The victims hailed from Edinburg, and the tragedy occurred in the Lower Rio Grande Valley. In Dallas, burglars robbed the Hampton State Bank’s two drive in tellers cages early Monday, obtaining 1081 dollars in change.
Paris quotes veteran minister Alexandre Sanguinetti accusing the United States of refusing NATO reform talks, triggering Charles de Gaulle’s move to pull France from the alliance. In Washington, officials voice concern over Western defense spending and German arms purchases while U.S. forces in Europe face calls to scale back. An ambassador notes Washington hit a wall of silence when raising the subject.
London AP says Britain readies Queen Elizabeth era naval move as Prime Minister Wilson cites state of national emergency. Sea workers warn that navy use could trigger a broader strike while support exists to clear ships carrying essential food or medicine. Minesweepers and tugs may relocate jammed ships to estuary parking spots.
Yugoslav fruit grower Veselin Djordjevic proudly keeps an open barrel of slivovitz in his plum orchard. Any passerby may stop and drink as much as they want from the roadside barrel, a gesture reflecting local hospitality and tradition.
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