Connally Sees Nixon Safe Despite Storm
Texas governor John Connally told San Antonians he sees no grounds for impeaching Richard Nixon, calling the charges drastic and not impeachable. He noted mistakes but said they will not hurt the Republican Party and predicted Nixon would remain in office. Connally, who earlier backed Nixon in 1972, discussed possible testimony before the Senate Watergate Committee in a later session.
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Joe Carroll
Rust Farmer
Texas
John Connally
Nixon
San Antonians
Ninan
Republican Party
Connall
GOP
Senate Watergate Committee
Texan
San Antonio Doctor Elected Second Vice President SMA
Dr. Ford Hinchey of San Antonio was elected second vice president of the Southern Medical Association, as about 6,000 physicians attend the 67th Annual Scientific Meeting in Denver. Texas physicians won two of the SMA’s three top honors, with awards to Dr. Gilbert Fletcher of Houston and Dr. Stanley Durdrick of Dallas for research in radiotherapy and metabolism.
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Jol Z. Faulkner
Ford Hinchey
San Antonio
Southern Medical Association
Cenver
Hinchey
TT Oaate Haruno
Columbia
SMA
George Carroll
Suffolk
Wan
TAZ
Celaticily
Joe T. Nelson
Weilthe Fared
Andrew M. Moore
Lexington
G. Gordon McHardy
New Orleans
First View
G. Thomas Jadsen
Lille Rock
Ark
Andrew FF. Givser
Fort Walton Beach
Tha
Gibert Hl. Fletcher
University of Texas
M. D. Anderson Hospital
Tumor Insuline
Houston
Fleicher
Hypouad
Stanley T. Durdrick
University of Texas Medical
Schadi
Seale Harris
Statehouse
Codnally
San Antonico
Politien
Stringbean Akerman and family buried in Tennessee service
The Akerman family funeral followed a chapel service in Nashville for Dave Stringbean Akerman and his wife. They lived between Goodlettsville and Ridgerop on a small farm. Present were notable guests including Acuff Tex, Ritter, Campbell, Parson, Wageman, Grandpa Jones, and Big Mintoe. The report mixes burial details with political quotes from Connally and reflections on national issues.
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Goodlettswile
Leni
Dave
Akerman
Baer
Akemans
Nashville
Gugdlettsville Snd Ridgerop
Ase
Pe Acuff
Tex Ritter
Apehie Campbell
Bally Parcon
Porter Wagseman
Hexar at a Glance and Local Civic Notices
A collection of local items lists awards and certificates to be presented by the Bexar County Anemia Association to Planned Parenthood nurses in San Antonio. It notes civic appointments, class offerings, and upcoming meetings across education, religious groups, and professional associations in the city.
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Bexar County Anemia Association
San Antonio
Planned Parenthood
Warren
Jat el Tropicano Motor Hotel
San Antonio Bar Association
Swindlers Take Thanksgiving Money From Widow
Elder childless Mrs. Matti Schultz of 595 W Mitchell was swindled at a South Side shopping center. She surrendered about 4900 in savings intended for medical bills and a funeral, leaving her with only pennies and a small weekly stipend. Two assailants vanished after the heist, with the widow facing a stark, frugal future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maltle Schultz
Campaign Nears Its Goal In United Way Drive
The United Way campaign nears its goal with progress cited from officials. The drive extended through Friday to reach the target of 3,994,667 as volunteers and donors participate, including first time givers and community workers.
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United Way
Will
Closer Look For Mariner 10 Spacecraft Near Mercury
In Pasadena California the Mariner 10 probe resumes tests and maneuvers to close the gap toward Mercury. Controllers report progress as the ship approaches its first encounter, with initial distant observations and system checks ongoing to ensure a precise flyby trajectory.
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Pasabena
Calif
UPI
Morcury
Widow Relies on Small VA Pension in Hard Times
Mrs. Schulz, widow of a World War veteran, awaits Social Security and VA pension payments to cover rent and bills in Leesinfig Louisiana. With eight years since hardship began, she worries for her youngest sisters and surviving relatives as she struggles to stretch scarce funds for housing, utilities, and food.
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Veterans Administration
Leesinfig
Febuka
Louisiana
Uwi
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March OF Dimes
Stephen Selse
Toni Walsh
Metropolitan San Antonio
The
National Foundation
Steve
Air Force M, Spt
Robert Beise
Hoto
Connally
Joh B. Connally
Jean Osborne
Dexas
S.A
Tor
Edgard Hult
Liuisiatee University For Medicine
Shreveport
Woodard D. Beyeham
Novy Orleins
Stringbean
Atstlake
Connally Gale
United States
America
Provident
Congress
Family of Nations
Uesurife
Soitmon
Hexar
Louis Viramontes
National Urban Coalition
Urban Coalition
Jewish Immunity Center
W. Rampart
Allan G. Cannon
Alino Heights
Texas Association of Schoal
Abilene
Temple Beth-El
Hiltos Goldman
Robert Rosen
Carl Wall
Acm
Oppenheimer Chapel
Temple Beth
Stanley M. Johnson
Wachcott
Commission For
Archdiocese of San Antonio
Crockett Elementary School
San Anton
Wur San Antonians
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
Research Society of America
Southwest Research Institute
Robert Swanson
James Phelps
Gerald Dubinski
David Davidson
Texas State Teachers Association
Wau
Southwest High School
Jay Goode
South Side
Ms. Schullx
Bureal Puligy Agitha Boca
Phata
al Ransom
Weld
Alin G. Halmareen
Campaien
Crmpaeingha Sea
Antonie Ughtord
Herateiparatien Publicati
Han Antonis
Capaier
Dan Antonie
ROUTH
Bally Suly
Papain
Pospon Counieer
Ohne
Associaleo Press
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Mariner
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