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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1971

Page

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Green-It's Beautiful Green wins at South Texas Vegetable Day Expo

The 20th annual South Texas Vegetable Day Expo in Joe Freeman Coliseum crowned Green-It's Beautiful Green as grand champion with a bushel basket of cabbages after 61 entries and 45 varieties. Albert Grothues of Von Oray won the top prize of 1000 dollars for Rio Verde hybrid cabbages, with TRL Produce Co. purchasing them.

Joe Freeman Coliseaim Smith Texas Texas Albert Grothues von Oray TRL Produce Co Jack Levin Crathues Juders Grathues Palmer Brothers Plaasanion Paul Asch Boys Club W. J. Ambrose & Son Vatheran General Hospital Kens-Tv Bill Shometle Henry van de Walle Vepetwhte Day Association Parsons Pioneer Flour Mills Jim Schreiber San Antonio

100 Bikes Sold By Los Angeles Police

More than 100 bicycles were sold at auction Saturday by the San Antonio Police Department at police headquarters. About five persons attended the sale of wheeled items, which were clothed and unidentified, from recovered stolen property storage. Detective John Hanley praised the auction as well attended and noted many bikes were in good condition and affordable.

San Antonio John Hanley Aautionar

Opinion on Southeast Asia policy and aid debates

The piece argues against a narrow antiwar stance and warns that cutting aid to Cambodia or Greece would weaken allies. It cites General Westmoreland’s approach to preventing communist takeover and stresses continuing aid to Southeast Asia and NATO partners as essential for stability and U.S. strategic interests. It criticizes Fulbright opposition and liberal perspectives as misguided for urging disengagement.

Southeast Asia

Unclear text hints at Senate revolt over foreign aid bill

Fragmentary excerpt critiques international diplomacy and United Nations aid costs. It mentions Sen Fulbright and a Senate revolt against a foreign aid bill, noting a claimed value of 143 billion dollars in aid since World War II. The passage is disjointed and lacks concrete events or dates.

Sen. Fulbtight Senate Conservations United Nations

Fulbright's Follies and a Proposed Japanese Plan

The piece argues Fulbright’s foreign aid program needs reassessment and credits the Senate revolt with candidly shifting U S policy. It proposes Japan lead a Marshall type plan in Southeast Asia, suggesting Japan could fund and bolster neighbors while countering Red China. It calls for a long range aid approach until Southeast Asia is secure and criticizes abandoning commitments.

Bom Southeast Asia Japan Free World

Tasty Victory New Chili King Savors Title

Terlingua Texas report on a chili cooking contest where Wood Jr wins the Chili Superbowl title amid a lively crowd and comments against prepackaged ingredients. Fowler accuses cheating as Wright leads New York entry to first place and DeFrates of Chicago takes second.

Terlingua Tex Wood Jr Wick Fowler Wood Picasso Ber Kit Fowler Austin Cili Packing Company Ruth Lee H. Allen Smith Frank Tolbert Carrall Shelby George Wright Clint Maitchison New York City Wright Pat Joe DeFrates Chicago

Peace Rallies Draw Sparse Nationwide Turnout

Be 060 Atarellis Peace groups marched in a dozen American cities, but total protesters nationwide fell short of hopes. New York hosted the largest share with about 7,000 along avenues to Central Park. Clashes occurred as American Nazi party members confronted demonstrators in Washington and Cleveland, with 15 Nazis arrested in that district. Indochina War and Amchitka nuclear issue dominated the actions alongside broader labor and economic grievances.

New York City American Nazi Party Washington Cleveland New York Vance Hartke Boston Jane Keckler Amchitka New York State Central Park Lydy Avenue

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