Apollo 10 Photos Show Moon Landing Site Lined For Tr y
Apollo 10 crew photos reveal a landing site near the moon equator with smooth patches and a large crater, offering a potential primary site for the first landing. The images from 69 miles above show rugged terrain elsewhere and include a secondary site with rougher terrain.
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John Dietrich
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Moon
North Side Boys' Club Progress At Blanco And Burwood
Construction advances on Boys' Club No. 1 at Blanco and Burwood Lane north of Basse Road with a 21 000 square foot facility. It will include gymnasium game rooms woodworking shops art study library meeting room tutoring room and outdoor pool serving 6 278 potential members ages 6 to 17 from Kenwood area under Boys Clubs of San Antonio policy.
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Dan J. Rheiner
United Fund of
Yorty and Bradley Reach Tentative Healing Tone After Runoff
Los Angeles Mayor and challenger Bradley concede after Yorty wins 447000 votes to 392379 with about 100 absentee ballots left. Yorty says there are no wounds and Bradleys faults a racial fears tactic, while Bradley offers support to unite the city.
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LOS Angeles
Sam Yorty
Thomas Bradley
Bradley
Yorty
Photo Classes At St. Mary's University
A photography course will be offered starting June 9 at St. Mary's University taught by John Huntress. Classes meet Monday and Tuesday evenings from 7 30 to 9 30 p m with a registration fee of 25 dollars.
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St. Mary’s University
John Huntress
San Antonio man loses suit over ranch agreement
The Third Court of Civil Appeals ruled there was no agreement between Roy McGregor of San Antonio and Aron S. Gordon of Houston to share in a Comal County ranch purchase. McGregor claimed an agreement existed, but the court sustained the trial verdict finding no conspiracy or intended transfer of a ranch interest.
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McGregor
Third Court of Civil Appeals
Kuwait's Oil Dominance Grows Despite Small Size
Kuwait, two-thirds Maryland in area, ranks sixth in world oil production. It holds crude reserves estimated at 10 billion tons or more, about 15 percent of global supply, underscoring its growing energy clout.
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Kuwait
Maryland
No New Birth Control Decree From Vatican
Vatican newspaper L Osservatore Romano denied reports of a new birth control decree by Pope Paul VI. It said no new document on Humanae Vitae is imminent and dismissed rumors from II Messaggero and Aggiornamenti Sociali that he would change official teaching.
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UPI
Paul VI
L’osservatore Romano
Rome
II Messaggero
Vicente Enriquez Tarancon
Spain
Milan
Aggiornamenti Sociali
P. Perico
Hersel
Messaggero
Penico
Vatican
Paul
City Agencies Fees Probe Praised by Pena and Torres
Commissioner Albert Pena commends Councilman Pete Torres for urging an audit of legal fees paid by five city agencies to private attorneys. He alleges over 500000 dollars yearly funneled to lawyer politicians, with potential kickbacks to GGL candidates. The City Water Board, Public Service Board, Transit System, Urban Renewal Agency and Housing Authority are under review after a multiagency debt collection case involving HemisFair and attorney Sam Wolf.
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Albert Pena
Pete Torres
I Legal Counsel
San Antonio
Pena
Torres
Good Government League
GGL
City Public Service Board
City Water Board
Transit System
Urban Renewal
Housing Authority
Ross
Bob) Sawtelle
Alfred Vasquez
iDream
Sam Wolf
Iity and HemisFair
Fair
Wolf
CWB
HemisFair
Water Board
Fire destroys unoccupied East Bexar County home
About 10 p.m. Wednesday a two story house on Real Road between U.S. 87 and Martinez Road burned. The unoccupied rental home owned by E C Hamilton was reported a total loss with damage estimated at 16000 dollars. Faulty wiring is suspected as the cause. Bill Miller owns the property.
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Bexar County
Kirby Volunteer Fire Department
Alton Rawe
E. C. Hamilton
Real Road
U.S. Highway 87
Martinez Road
Bill Miller
Romansh Becomes Switzerland’s Fourth National Language
Romansh, or Grishun, has been recognized since 1937 as one of Switzerland’s four national languages alongside German, French, and Italian.
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