Memorial Day Honor and Naval Hero in Hearst Editorial
Editor in chief William Randolph Hearst Jr honors fallen soldiers and defends American ideals. He highlights Charles Gaule of the San Francisco Examiner, praises his wartime Navy service, and presents excerpts rebutting anti national sentiment. Continued on Page 2, Col. 3.
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William Randolph Hearst JR
Hearst Newspapers
New York
Lincoln
Military
Gettysburg
Charles
Gaule
San Franciscos Examiner
Navy
Navy Intelligence
Man Sets Self on Fire at Arizona State University
Special to The LISHE TEMPE ARIZONA State University incident left 24 year old Radcliff J Finlay of 3021 Hathaway Avenue with serious burns after he doused himself with gasoline and ignited a match in front of Memorial Union. Passersby restrained the flames and authorities were notified as Finlay, in Tempe for about a week, was hospitalized in good condition at Maricopa County Hospital.
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Lishe Tempe
Arig
Radcliff J. Finlay
San Antonio
Maricopa County
Finley
Hathaway
Memorial Union
Arizona State University
Tempe
Crash Kills S A Couple in Dune Buggy Collision
A San Antonio couple died in a dune buggy and pickup crash in northwest Bexar County early Sunday. Lytm Mauldin age 22 and Nenise Mauldin age 19 of 619 Cipuderoll were killed. Three other dune buggy passengers were hospitalized in fair to poor condition: Robbie MacArthur 21 Rouly, Donald O’Neil 19 Beleurt 7524, and Cheryl Pale 19 Tom Yam 6210.
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San Antonio
Saunday
Bexar County
Lytm Mauldin
Nenise
Cipuderoll
Mauldin
Be County
Hospitil
Robbie Mac-Arthur
Donald O'Neill
Energy crisis to ease but bills may rise in San Antonio
San Antonians may see relief this week as the energy crisis eases thanks to the state boosting San Antonio's natural gas priority. Yet bills could climb, with officials noting an average electric bill potentially $44 higher monthly while fuel oil use remains. Oil consumption and power use fluctuated as voluntary cutbacks and cooler weather reduced demand.
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Peter D
Franklin
CMSB
Unastal States Gas Co
CPSB
John Newman
Decaley
PAB
San Antonio
CPSR
Parasol shields Skylab as sun heats space station
Skylab 1 astronauts unfurled a 22 by 24 foot parasol over the first American space station to shield the hot workshop. The emergency cover, intended to replace the torn Maite shield, began cooling cabin temperatures within hours though the device appeared wrinkled at deployment.
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Houston
UPI
America
Mission Emiral
Charla
Peter Coamie
Joseph Peterwin
Paul J. Weile
NASA
Teu
Jack Kindler
Johnson Space Center
Fabian
Skylab
Sigtab
Conrad
Mission
Mission One
Deadly Storms Rage Over Two States
Tornadoes hit Oklahoma and Florida Panhandle communities, killing and injuring residents. In Crestview Florida a mobile home collapsed killing James Cal Lawrence, with his wife injured. Tornadoes also damaged Pensacola Bay area and several Panhandle towns while Kansas, Mississippi and New Mexico reported strong storm activity and power outages.
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Paternahiane
Oklahoma
Pinida
Calf Coast
Crestview
Fla
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Muskogee
Okla
Florida Panhandle
James Cal Lawrence
Hol Jey
Pensacola Bay
Panama City
Port St. Joe
Chipley
Ponte de Leon Springs
Ponce de Leon Springs
Inknor
Kansas
Wichita
Plains
Mid
Mississippi
Troy
Miss
New Mexico
Texas Panhandle
Killer Bridges Endanger Nighttime Drivers Across Local Roads
A three part series investigates outdated bridges around San Antonio, starting with the fatal June crash of Mrs Genoveva Lopes on FM 2536 at Elm Creek. The piece argues many bridges date from the horse era and lack safe passing creates, urging a $21 million bond vote to upgrade 240 miles of roads and bridges on June 2.
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Genoveva Lopes
Chevelle
Atastosa
Elm Creek
Bexar County
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S.A
Don Politic
Financial Home Gulf Outdoors Society
Woolford
Trinity University
Milam
South Texas
Polunsky Reed
Sury
Pam
Jane Conrad
Chris
Andrew
Pete Conrad
Lawn
Alamo City
von Ormys
Faulkner
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