Financial Reports Deadline for County Elections
Preliminary reports from oral candidates for November 7 show several deadlines missed. Bexar County ballots list Democrats Republicans and others, with John Mullins and Frank Vaughan top spending in Precinct 4 race. Reports from Wolff Nowlin Matera Lombardini Madla Richey Mernanday Vale Sullivan Brown Mangiera Hancock Herder Nrought reflect gifts expenses and debts, with superseding filings due within 10 days after the election.
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Bexar County
la Raza
Cou
Frank Vaughan
John Mullins
Mullins
Vaughan
Senate
Nelson Wolff
Chopital James Nowlin
Woalff
Nowlin
Frank Matera
Matera
Frank Lombardini
Frank Madla
Hills
George Richey
Mernanday
Sherif W.B. Hauck
Charles Sullivan
Jack Brown
Paul Mangieia
Wil Hancock
Tnewmdent
SRG
Paul Herder
San Antonio River Authority
Sara) Board of Director
SARA
Thomas Nrought
Colneldantarly
Herdar’s
Hedy Lamarr Sued by California for Back Taxes
Actress Hedy Lamarr, 47, sued by the State of California for 26000 in back taxes penalties and interest. Court documents show she lives at the Blackstone Hotel in New York and has in recent years auctioned off various possessions including furniture and wardrobe.
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Sacramento
Galil
UPI
Hedy Lamarr
California
Blackstone Hotel
New York
Grover Attacks Briscoe in Texas Governor Race
Houston insider Hank Grover accuses Dolph Briscoe of relying on federal subsidies and wealth, claims Briscoe lacks working-class understanding, and grounds his critique on farm payments, busing policy, and opposition to boycotts. Grover vows to run statewide, appeal to Wallace voters, and push for death-penalty support if elected.
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Houston State Sea
Henry
Hank
Grover
Briscoe
le Dorers
Triscoe
St. Anthony
Jes
Brisene
Congressional Record
Anches
Bank Noards
George McGovern
Reisene
Texas
Téxas
Wallace
Tit Briscoe
George Wallace
Texas Wallace
Namines
Tne
Firover
Graver
Mantz
Ramsey Muniz
Raza Unida
President of S.A. Firm is Indicted
A federal grand jury indicted Joseph L. Reymann president of Southside Refrigeration Sales and Service Inc on six counts of attempted income tax evasion for 1966 to 1968. The charges allege significant underreporting of personal and corporate taxable income with penalties up to 10,000 dollars fine and five years imprisonment per count.
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Joseph L. Reymann
Southside Refrigeration Sales and Service, Inc
Reymann
Annual Awards Dinner Honors NAACP Figures and Voter Drive
U S Rep Gonzalez praised the NAACP at the annual awards dinner held at Ft. Sam Houston. Rev Emerson Marcee credited Gonzalez as a long-time ally in expanding parks and recreation. The event honored youths and adults for a year long voter registration effort averaging 200 new registrants weekly.
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Stryker McGuire
NAACP
U.S
Gonzalez
Naacp Awards
Ft. Sam Houston
Marcee
A. C. Sutton
Janice Johnson
Dallas
Colege
Zachary Grey
Lara Sutton
Keith Humble
Jackie Watson
Bonnie Humble
Rodney Miller
Cynthia McIntyre
Wendy Tanner
Cecil Mark Sutton
Gregory Martin
Karen Watson
Velma Moten
Terry Hickman
Sharon Sutton
Lula Bell McCarter
Dana Richardson
Alexander Sutton
Etta Mae Givings
Charles Ella Tucker
Jas Webb
Andre Long
Edile Lee Sanders
Razor blade found in gum tied to Halloween threats
Police and sheriff investigators reported five cases of dangerous candy including razor blades and pins hidden in gum and bubble wrap. Fifteen acts of Halloween vandalism followed while eggs struck pedestrians near Park Village and on Southcross, with two more candy incidents under lab test review.
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Sheriff's
Pallce
Mally and
Yett
Edgebrook
CHS
Tony Morin
Park Village
Matin
Southcross
Polive
Prank Involving Halloween Coffin Alarms Deputy
Reserve deputy R F Dietrich Jr reports a teen toppled and pelted a homemade Halloween coffin in his front yard. The incident began when the youth, who did not view it as a treat, hurled rocks at the coffin and Dietrich’s home and car, then returned with his mother amid threats and curses.
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Cytog
R. OF. Dietrich Jr
Dietrich
Air full of politics as Last-min election looms
In a Bexar Kiwanis Club debate Republican incumbent Jim Nowlin and Democrat Frank Matera spar over voting records and policy. Matera touts private citizen involvement and proposes tax breaks for seniors and court system reform while criticizing Nowlin on campus riot and Sharpstown bank bills. Nowlin defends his record, cites ethics need, and accuses Matera of cherry‑picking his voting history. Nowlin vows a straight Republican vote. Matera endorses his own candidacy.
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Jim Nowlin
Nowlin
Frank Matera
Bexar Kiwanis Club
Matera
Mateva Paper Co
State House
Sharpstown
Treatment for McFarlin Asked by ANN 8
A third physician testified that philanthropist John R. McFarlin is in a manic depressive state and should be hospitalized up to 90 days for mental treatment. Doctors cited danger to self and others, with McFarlin confined since October after driving across tennis courts at the John McFarlin Tennis Center. Additional psychiatrists urged more diagnostics, higher drug dosage, and a well staffed hospital for his care.
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Ann 8. Robinson
John R. McFarlin
Wrik. K. Goei
San Antonio State Hospital
McFarlin
University of Texas Medical School
San Amlonio
Giffen
al McKarlin
Hat
Bernard Fein
McKarlin
Fei
McFarlin Tennis Center
San Pedro
McAllister Auditorium
Harry Schwenker
Alamo
Two Chosen For City Legal Jobs
City Atty. Howard Waller announced Wednesday that two of three vacancies on the city legal staff have been filled. Miss Sparta Bitsis, assistant program director of the Crim ial Justice Council in Austin, will assist Crawford Reeder, chief trial attorney, at 1492. Walker said an unfilled vacancy remains an assignment with the Municipal Courts.
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Howard Waller
Sparta Bitsis
Crimial Justice Council
Austin
Crawford Reeder
Thaddeus Iglehart
Walker
San Antonio Gazette Ad Rates and Publication Note
The Haart Corporation listing shows everyday and Sunday rates for national and international editions with varied pricing. The document includes publication office details in San Antonio and references Associated Press usage terms for republication.
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San Antonio
San Antonio Gazelle
Haart Corporation
Broadway
McCullough
Teans
Syrand Clay Pollage
Daly
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