New Facility Plans in San Antonio From Levitz Co Project
A Levitz Co project in New Jersey expands into Texas with a 404000 square foot facility planned in San Antonio. Mayor Gatti announced the development during an economic expansion ceremony, noting the Great South Texas Industrial Park will host the new warehousing and distribution operation as construction proceeds.
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Nixon warns Senate over European troop reduction
President Nixon says a Senate plan to cut U S troops in Western Europe by 6 000 could harm U S peacemaking leverage with the Russians and block new initiatives. He notes the move comes amid a $71 billion defense bill vote and cautions against approval while doves push for Indochina withdrawal amendments.
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New Cambodia Drive Begins In Mind War Push
UPI reports a renewed Cambodian operation with ARVN and U.S. support pushing into the Parrot's Beak area. Helicopters lifted three paratroop battalions as 10 landing zones were set NW of Krong, with 25 guerrillas killed and more feared near Saigon.
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Colonel Felt No Wrongs in My Lai Cover-Up Testimony
Fr Meade Massachusetts AP Colonel Cran K Henderson testified he was satisfied there had been no wrongdoing two days after the attack. He adopted reports claiming 128 Viet Cong were killed and 20 to 28 civilians inadvertently killed by artillery and helicopter gunships. He said he interviewed a helicopter pilot who initially reported something amiss but could only point to the shooting of a woman by Captain Ernest L Medina.
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Steel Price Hikes Okay Despite Higher Costs
The Price Commission approved increases over 7 percent for two steel firms on Monday. Bethlehem Steel Co. will see a 7.1 percent rise and National Steel Co. a 7.2 percent increase, cited as covering higher material and labor costs with no added profit margin under commission rules.
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Texas Court Affirms Two Burglary Convictions
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals on Tuesday affirmed burglary convictions for two San Antonio men. Andres G. Mantes, convicted in October 1970 in 175th District Court, received seven years for breaking into Ran De Leon’s residence. Antonio Cervantes, convicted in September 1970 in Ld District Court, received a three-year term for burglary of a city lumber company in May 1970. The court also denied Don H. Weaver’s rehearing request of a 12-year sentence from a July 1970 conviction for attempted theft in the 87th District Court.
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Bomb blasts hit Belfast pubs amid mounting casualties
Multiple blasts in Northern Ireland kill and wound dozens as police and army sources confirm IRA attacks. Investigations focus on two gunmen alleged to have planted devices at Belfast and Lurgan pubs including the O Neill and Donnelly and Northland Arms. A hospital reports casualties and a hostage-like time window during the incidents.
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