Pianist Highlights First Symphony Performance
The San Antonio Symphony opened its 35th season at Theater for the Performing Arts under conductor Victor Alessandra. Pianist Rudolf Firkusny delivered Beethoven Concerto No 4 with flawless texture and tender power, earning an encore. The program closed with Ravel Mousorgsky Pictures at an Exhibition, featuring strong brass and vibrant orchestral color. A Bach chorale memorial for Socrate Baronai preceded the night’s music, and a reprise is scheduled at Trinity University.
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Columbus Day Noted by Local Italian Civic Group
Archbishop Francis J. Jurey addressed about 309 members of the United Italian Civic and Cal mel Association of San Antonio praising Italian heritage and Columbus. Guest of honor was Dr. Lenpalda Ferri, consul general of Mary in New Orleans, with other honorees including J. Monkey and Luciana Cardigna Cristadora and association president F. F. Ranato.
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Shultz Meets Tito in Belgrade on Trade Talks
U S Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz met President Tito and Yugoslav officials in Belgrade to discuss bilateral economic cooperation. He called talks productive and noted U S aims to boost trade, with projected 3420 million this year. He outlined Export Import Bank financing trade fairs joint ventures and a U S Yugoslav Chamber of Commerce. Shultz welcomed Yugoslavia’s stance against reverse preferences in European Market practices.
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Subscription rates by city and state publication
San Antonio and Texas towns list daily and Sunday subscription prices per month. Rates cover daily, Sunday, and weekly options, with differences for Texas, Mexico, and Atlantic regions. Includes various carrier and duration terms and associated service areas.
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Greece approves compensation for deposed royal family
The Greek government announced a 4.0 million dollar payment to the ousted royal family for properties seized by the state. King Constantine will receive 3.41 million, Queen Mother Frederika 466 thousand, and Irene 400 thousand, with payments in Greek currency. Properties include pine timber estates near Athens and the Corfu palace complex, with official values cited well above ten million. The communique also accuses the royal family of moving valuable objects abroad.
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Five die in Racine house fire blame on smoking
A Racine Wisconsin blaze caused by careless smoking killed five people, including three children. Fire officials found the bodies of Ramonella Rausch, 3, Leo Rausch, 5, and Jerry Jasper, 6, inside the home alongside two adults. The widow Emma Rausch, 27, was hospitalized with her other daughter. The deputy coroner cited inhalation as the cause of death.
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Agnew Nixon Face Off Over Leaks And Resignation Threats
Editor notes the stark White House clash surrounding Spiro Agnew and Richard Nixon amid Watergate. Agnew defies resignation pressure, slams DoJ leaks, while Nixon defends Agnew and calls the charges serious yet private. The piece weighs a looming constitutional standoff and the political fallout.
Public clash rumors swirl around Nixon Agnew dynamic
The piece weighs the uneasy public relationship between President Nixon and Vice President Agnew. It notes plausible tensions, suggests some critics fear a rift, and questions whether personal grievances color official synergy while urging close watching of how leaders handle internal friction and public perception.
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Transit Plan Defeated by Houston Area Voters
Voters Saturday crushed the proposed mass transit authority with 95,132 against and 34,413 for, a 73.5 to 26.5 margin, as only 16 percent of qualified voters cast ballots to decide if the Houston Area Rapid Transit Authority should be established.
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Brandt in London for 24 hour talks on Europe and Atlantic ties
West German Chancellor Willy Brandt arrived in London for confidential Saturday discussions with Prime Minister Edward Heath at Chequers about the European Community and North Atlantic alliance. He traveled with a small team of advisers for the weekend briefings aimed at shaping policy.
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Publisher Copley Dies in California News Shock
SAN RITGO Calif UPI James S Copley publisher of the San Diego Union and Evening Tribune died Saturday after a battle with cancer at age 75. His death ends a long era of the California paper's leadership and marks a major shift for the Union Tribune. He built up the paper's national profile and guided its growth in the postwar era.
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Gifts Return Planned After Open Heart Surgery Fund
Residents of San Luis Obispo face deciding how to return nearly $12,000 in donations raised by cake sales rummage sales and newspapers to Mrs Yvonne Gehlen who faced an expensive open heart operation planned for October 7 in Los Angeles. The hospital and Medi Cal would cover surgery costs, but the Gehlen family came under criticism as funds were raised without full knowledge of the need.
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