Shootout Reveals Role of Task Force Officers
The shootout showed Task Force officers and Williams failing to recognize suspects amid a police crackdown on dealers in stolen nns haut. Ashley tan was hit in multiple directions as the gunfire erupted and De. William, long with Chief Tack Hu, ee, noted it was the first time a San Antonio officer was shot by a fellow officer during Friday night’s incident. The officers had been disguising themselves as ordinary citizens for special cases.
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Ashley Tan
de. William
Aclinge
Tack Hu
Jon
Sar Antonio
Court Rejects Probation Plea in Heroin Case
Ernesto Reyna aged 28 of San Antonio was denied probation after a jury in the 175th District Court found him guilty of selling heroin to undercover officer Albert Chevera. The defendant was convicted on May 15 after the charges of selling four packets of heroin to the officer were presented.
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Ernesto Reyna
San Antonio
Reyna
Patracian
Albert Chevera
Slick Awards To Be Given Distinct Visiting Professorship
The University of Texas Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs announced the establishment of the Distinguished Visiting Tom Slick Professorship of World Peace funded by the estate of San Antonio entrepreneur Tom Slick who died October 6, 1962. Endowment exceeds 750000 dollars and income will support the professorship, activated by September 1964 at latest. Renowned statesmen scholars writers or public officials with international peace work will be invited to spend a year each.
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Burans
Austin
Tom Slick
Texas
Lyndon .B. Johnson
Stick
San Antonio
John A- Granouski
CBI
Light's Action Line outlines renewal on East Side
The column notes renewal activity on the city's East Side with plans to submit an application within 60 days and potential funding within 30 days. It mentions social development efforts by SADA manager Robert Moore and touches on rehabilitation of homes and street improvements as plans unfold.
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Sail Robert Moore
SADA
Moore
Thule
Med Center executive debates ethnicity at Texas Fraternal Congress
R Henderson Shulflur of the University of Texas Institute of Texan Cultures told Texas Fraternal Congress members that drivel surrounds ethnic issues. He argued the idea of needing a special skin color or language to be ethnic is mistaken and urged recognition of every individual’s unique ethnic expression. The talk, titled Contributions of Ethnic Groups to Texas, was delivered at the 72nd annual conference closing Saturday at the Gunter Hotel.
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University of Texas Institute of Texan Cultures
Texas Fraternal Congress
Shuttler
Texas
Gunter Hotel
Texans Reorganize UT System Deans and Cancer Center
The University of Texas system approves four new deans and a vice president for business affairs to report to the center president, with no nursing system changes. A system wide cancer center is created headed by M. D. Anderson official Lew Clark, coordinating cancer activities across San Antonio Dallas Houston and Galveston. The overhaul aims to boost efficiency while aligning administrative duties with local state needs amid continuing medical education and biomedical program realignments.
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Uted
Ian East
Globe
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Umis
Perygente
Texas College
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Lew Clark
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le Maiste
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San Antonio Medical School
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Vietnam War updates from My Thach to Saigon fronts
Reports from Viet Nam describe heavy clashes around My Thach and Pleiku with 39 North Vietnamese and four South Vietnamese soldiers killed and many wounded. Communists attacked Highway 1, 4, and near Tay Ninh, while American air strikes intensified around Saigon and the Michelin plantation area.
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Nor
Highway 4
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Kontum
Noth
Saigon
An Thanh
South Vismnarese High Command
Command I
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Micheln Rubber
Prang Ganbod
Thieu Rejected Coalition and Ceasefire Offer
South Vietnamese legislators say President Thieu vetoed a North Vietnamese ceasefire tied to a three level coalition government, and that Nixon rejected the plan. Kissinger, Bunker, Abrams at talks. Thien Huong Khiem Vien Phuong Lam present.
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Vietnam
Saigon
Thieu
Thiet
Independence Palace
Nixon
Trency A. Kissinger
Thien
National Assembly
South Vietnam
Neuyen van Thang
House
Internal Affairs Committee
Dach No
U.S
United States
Ft Nixon
George McGovern
UPS
Matt Franjola
Binker
Abrams Kissinger
Ellsworth Bunker
Creighton Abrams
Istaff
Texas Weekend Warm Up Forecast
Weather forecast shows fog and low clouds moving in from the west across Texas. The state is set to warm from brief winter chill with temperatures rising into the 40s to 60s in various regions. Rain spreads east Saturday, ending first in far West Texas and reaching eastern areas by Sunday.
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Texas
Presbyterians To Hold Session At Dallas Meeting
Presby terians plan a session in Dallas to discuss church matters. About 180 delegates are expected from Texas Oklahoma Louisiana and Arkansas for the gathering at First Presbyterian Church honoring Jesse N. Fletcher and supporting the Synod organization efforts.
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UPT
Jesse N. Fetcher
Texas
Oklaho
Frinia
Louisiana
Arkansas
Dan Tesse N. Fletcher
Saw Church
Antonia College
Melcher
San Antonio
el Tn Allend
Nixon signals revenue sharing plan faces political hurdles
Nixon defended revenue sharing promising tax relief and expanded local spending. He said most decisions would be at local level, with one third of funds to states and two thirds to cities and counties for non-educational use, while Democrats warned about mounting debt. After signing, he headed to Camp David for weekend speeches.
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Nixon
Washington, D.C
Bnt
Camp David
Suspect Held in Nixon Case Amid Parade Incident
Washington police arrested Richard A. Nixon on Friday during the first week of Mayor Walter Washington's city parade. The suspect was taken into custody following an incident connected to the event.
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Washington
UPT
Palicey
Walter &. Washington
Richard A. Nixon
Britain France Tunnel Planned to Link Countries
Paris officials signed papers to begin preliminary work on a tunnel linking Britain and France via the Channel. Excavation slated to start mid 1973 after studies complete. The project carries an estimated cost of 960 million dollars.
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UPI
Britain
France
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