Mantras Played On Street In San Antonio
A member of a tiny religious order, Markus, 17, of Haulingsn, dressed in flowing robes and a shaved head with a topknot, played mantra chants on a small organ at a busy San Antonio intersection. He is part of the Bhati sect, headquartered at a temple on Claremont, and says the religion aims to develop a pure love of God and that downtown concerts seek to attract people to its philosophy. The appearance and garb follow sect traditions, and he adds they do not argue, seeking surrender and love for others.
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Sim Antonia
Oadway
Travis
Erle Marteis
Haulingsn
Emple
Claremont
Markus
San Antonis
Symposium Under Way In San Antonio For Democratic Women
Democratic Women of Bexar County host a Texas symposium in San Antonio with the McGovern Commission on Party Structure and Reform guiding sessions. Notables Frances Farenthald and Frances Patman headline sessions, and Senator Mike Gravel speaks Saturday at the St. Anthony Hotel introduced by Ralph Yarborough.
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Texas
San Antonio
Bexar County
St. Anthony Hotel
U.S
Mike Gravel
Alaska
Gravel
Wal
Ralph Yarborough
Commission
McGovern
George McGovern
Frances Farenthald
Corpus Thrist
St. Anthony
William N. Patmen
National Democratic
Mike McKool
Joe Bernal
Preech Gravel
Joyce Peters
Beaucratic Women
Mes
Sylva Rodriguez
New Post Coronary Care Unit Opens at Southwest Texas Hospital
A new heart post care unit named the Joe Canter Mardin Post Care Unit opens at Southwest Texas Methodist Hospital. The facility features specialized equipment and aims to support heart patients through enhanced recovery and monitoring within the hospital complex.
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Southwest Texas Methodist Hospital
Sehilis
Joe Canter
Wunelng Stadt
Senator's Wife Sews Five Million Stitches in Texas
Mrs. Tower, wife of Senator Tower, travels to Trinity Baptist Church for a Magic Needle benefit showing a needlepoint case, claiming five million stitches. She downplays influence on her husband, says campaigning may occur, and recalls meeting in Wichita Falls during WWII era.
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Sharon Watkins
Soha
Lou
Texas
San Antonio
John
Tower
Senate
Ista
Eniher
Tawer
Tower Sail
Timar
Mic TV
Hospital Evacuation After Quick Fire Alarm
Firefighters raced to a hospital fire after a closet blaze on the ground floor. Surgeons had just completed operations as patients were moved to the surgical ICU and smoke was drawn from the building. A nurse alerted the unit manager, and police helped evacuate patients with seven fire units arriving within minutes.
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Robert Mayor
Police
Culinary Arts Day Proclaimed in San Antonio Show
Mayor Gatti signed a proclamation designating Culinary Arts Day in San Antonio. The first Culinary Arts Show in the Southwest drew about 40 prominent chefs from across Texas to the Convention Center. The event was co sponsored by the Texas Chef's Association and the San Antonio Hotel Association.
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Gatti
San Antornio
Pestire
Southwest
Accross Texas
Convention Center
Jit Texas Chef’s Association
San Antonio
Water Rights Hearings Conclude In Rio Grande Claims
The Texas Water Rights Commission wrapped the evidence phase for 54 Rio Grande water claims between Amistad and Falcon dams, including Capital Aggregates and Rio Jaya mining rights. Final adjudication and court filing follow, with a 1972 goal, and a Dec 20 filing deadline for impacted users.
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Austin Bure
Austin
Middle Rio Grande
Texas Water Rights Commission
Val Verde County
Joe Carter
Amistad
Falcon
Carter
Commission
Capital Aggregates, Inc
Rio Jaya, Inc
Gyo
Rio Grande Forest
Rio Grande
Falcon Dam
Curt
Cave Gill
Hudspeth
WRC
Riley Grande
Pecos
Devila
WSC
Rapes Suspected Over Daylight Burglary Spree
Police investigate a series of daylight rapes and robberies. A 19 year old woman in Grayson was bound and robbed of 80 in Traveler's checks and 3 in cash after following a grocery store encounter. Details describe a man in his late 20s, 5 ft 8 in to 6 ft tall, seen entering apartments and asking for soap before attacking. Further assaults linked by police involve similar MO and suspect range.
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Grayson
San Antonio Light subscription rates and notices
The San Antonio Light lists subscription rates by carrier and region including daily and Sunday options for Texas and خارج states, with monthly and annual prices. It notes Associated Press membership and rights.
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San Antonis
Tevanowa
Dolly
Sunde
Baily
Benday
MATL
Texas
The Light's Action Line Continues For Road Sign Theft
A local plea urges return of stolen highway signs amid crashes near Camp Bullis and 1604. The Texas Highway Department and sheriff's office discuss prosecution for theft of road signs, while residents seek missing person leads and safety assurances.
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John Jones
Ruth
Camp Bullis
Snd
Walter B. Collier
Firstrict Mainte
Texaa
Seid
Besar County
Dignity Sheriftonce Fotuul
Highway Department
Moratorium Protesters Meet Bongo Joe in Calypso Drill
A crowd of 76 war protesters marches from Armory to Alma Plaza to air grievances against the moratorium movement. Bongo Joe performs a steady calypso beat on Atamo Plaga as chants and slogans echo through Houston Street. The event includes groups such as Peace and Welfare Rights, Gays for Peace, Farm Workers, and Free Angela Davis supporters. The march features diverse demonstrations and a theater troupe at Alma Plaza.
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Bob Heaton
Atamo Plaga
Federal
Armory
Joe
Alana Plaza
Angela Davis
Bandits Strike Twice Reported Robberies At Local Stores
Ragl Martinez, 37, an attendant at Sunny's National Stars, said a gunman robbed him of 324 dollars from a bank bag during closing hours at 6515 Tagram. Leo 2, TAL, 83, of Estherville reported 300 dollars stolen from his wallet near the 100 block of Service downtown. Three youths fled on foot toward Olive Street after the second robbery, prompting police to investigate.
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Handits
Poleo
Ragl Martinez
Sunny
National Staras
Lie
Tagram
Leo
Tal
Estherville
Moratorium Day Rallies Dwindle Amid War Protests
Sparse crowds gathered for Moratorium Day protests against the Indochina war. Smaller events surfaced at scattered campuses and bases, with turnout limited and some organizers facing permits and security restrictions as earlier large demonstrations receded.
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