Ronald Turini Shines in Liszt Concerto at Trinity
Pianist Ronald Turini captivated audiences as guest artist with the San Antonio Symphony week of concerts at Trinity University. He delivered a fiery Liszt Concerto with intense emotion, while the program featured Beethoven, Schubert, and a witty concert overture. Turini’s passionate performance contrasted with precise tempo and balanced accompaniment, as the ensemble offered a crisp, polished reading.
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Ronald Turini
Liszt’ Concerto
San Antonio Symphony
Anghher
Theater For the Personable Arts
Lawrie Audiloviand
Trinity University
Liszt
Yardunvine
Dallet
Victor
Alessandro
Connally to Keynote Business Outlook Conference
Treasury Secretary John B. Connally will keynote the annual Business Outlook Conference in San Antonio on November 1. W. W. Finanery chairs the event with speakers from First National Bank of Dallas Summers Drug Stores Co. University of Texas system and local leaders. Registration includes morning session and proceedings for $12, with total limited to 1,000.
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Secretary of the Treasury
John B. Connally
AML
Annua
Semanian Techef Gonierce
Ealited
San Antonio
W. W. Finanery
Almin National Bank
James A. Byrd
First National Bank of Dallas
Charles H. Roadman
Summers Drug Stores Co
Juan Peace
Board of
Regents
University of Texas Systema
HB. Zachry
H. B. Zachry Co
Albert. Brown Jr
Associated Employers
Fir
Allan Shephard
St. Anthony Hotel
Ger. W. HT. Reddell
Kelly Afb
George Kuzmetsky
College of Business Administration
University of Texas At Austin
Frank A. Hetnack Ir
Theeater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce
Wil Hiroduce Coonilly
Research Department of the Character
Alaskan Plane Hijacked From Anchorage Demands Vancouver
An Alaskan Airlines Boeing 737 carrying passengers was hijacked after takeoff from Anchorage. The hijacker demanded a flight to Vancouver and held the crew hostage as the plane returned to Anchorage. Passengers were affected, with reports of a tense in-flight scene. The FAA confirmed details of the hijack and destination request.
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Walhington
D.C
UPN
Anchorage
Alaska
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Vancouver
B.C
Anchorange
Dynamite Plant Blast Kills Three at German Depot
At a dynamite plant near Liebenau Germany an explosion leveled an ammunition depot. Three workers were killed ten others were lightly injured and two remained missing as investigators recovered bodies from the concrete shelter housing the explosives. All victims were employed by the dynamite factory.
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Liebenau
Germany
Here
Scores Seized in Dope Roundup in San Francisco
A 40 officer task force rounded up over 100 suspected heroin and cocaine sellers during the weekend in San Francisco. Authorities reported multiple arrests and seized narcotics and cash as part of the crackdown.
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San Francisco
UPS
Msore
Theater to Honor the Opening Theater to Honor the Opening
Washington AP reports the Tikenhawer Theater opens with the John F Kennedy Center as its third major hall. Presiding guests include President Nixon and Mrs. Nixon along with Mrs. Mixon and Dwight D. Eisenhower and Mamie not in attendance. The opening play A Troll's House features Claire Bloom with a long line of notable attendees and art pieces including two Eisenhower likenesses.
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Washington
Tikenhawer Theater
John P. Kennedy Center
Presidiot
Abilene
Kan
Nison Tregor
Eisenhower
Nixon
National Cultural Center
Anthonny Wills
Houston
Wills
Sis
Pitt
Peard Simony
Dallas
Watt Favorita
Fata
Eisenhower Theater
Claire Bloom
Harris Says Black Can Win
Washington based UPI reports Sen Edward Harris argues a Black vice presidential candidate can win. He criticizes Sen Muskie for saying a slate with a Negro VP would be unelectable and predicts party guidelines will empower more populist, diverse leadership at the convention.
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Washington
UPI
Edward
Muskie
Maine
Fred R. Haris
Dikta
Hatels
Harris
Los Angeles
Fischer and Petrosian chess match adjourned after 41 moves
In Buenos Aires, Bobby Fischer of the United States and Tigran Petrosian of the Soviet Union adjourned their sixth game in the candidates playoff after 41 moves. Fischer held a slight advantage as referee Lothar Schmid suspended play. Petrosian's next move was in a sealed envelope. Spassky is in the hunt with one and a half points after five rounds.
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Buenos Aires
Bobby Fischer
United States
Russia
Tigran Peirosian
Fischer
Lothar Schmit
West Germany
Tetrasian
Fachmayer
Boris Spassky
Soviet Union
San Antonio newspaper subscription rates and regions
The text outlines subscription options by carrier for San Antonio and Texas residents, including daily, Sunday, and combined daily Sunday plans with monthly, six month, and yearly prices. Rates show different values for Texas, other states, and international regions, with notes on payment per copy and delivery areas.
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San Antonio
Texas
Lstascator
Organized Crime Hearings Warn Free Enterprise at Risk
Washington report on Senate Commerce Committee hearings concluding Friday highlights organized crime infiltrating legitimate business, with hoodlums posing as businessmen and corrupt unions affecting decision making. Testimony centers on North American Chemical Corp detergent distribution and alleged linked fires at AG warehouses, though no direct connections confirmed by ARP Board Chairman William Kane.
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Washington (Ap
Warren Magiiison
Senate Commerce Canmittee
Maginison
Washington Democrat
North American Chemical Corp
New York City
Ime
Riot Was an Orgy Continued From Page One
Riot erupts into the city as troops move through six miles of downtown. Police seal the area to relieve the response, four hours before any reduction. Police cruisers are rammed during the outbreak and a fire truck is slipped away. Several officers abandon their duties amid the chaos.
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Deusi Wo
Severnathar
Danny Murtagh
Walton
Liberty
Fifth Avenue
Liberty Avenue
Fst
China and U S clash over China policy and riots erupt
The article reports on fallout from the U N debate over Taiwan with quotes accusing the United States of grave crimes against China and a description of street rioting in New York City. It details smashed windows, overturned buses, destroyed taxis, ripped telephone booths, toppled streetlights, and a chaotic scene with injured and arrested locals, including a pregnant woman and a city manager’s daughter.
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Ching
Nase
People's Republic of China
China
U.N
John E. Demko de
Cleveland
Ohio
Demko
Onc
Siuig
Amffort
Newasland
Pirates
M Fins
Joseph Walton
Daughiny
Sirstes
Light's Action Line continues with social security details
A column discusses adoption by a grandparent and Social Security widow benefits, noting that eligibility may arise if the adoption occurred within two years of the widow’s death or in other qualifying cases. It urges contacting the Social Security office for precise determination and provides related public welfare cautions.
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Herney Grantion
Witil
Roy L. Swift
Social Security Administration
Swift
Social Security Office
Action Dine
Esa
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