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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1960

Page

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Houseboats Offer Family Escape on Medina Lake

Couples seek home comforts aboard custom built and manufactured houseboats at Cousin's Point Medina Lake Hampton's Cove. Thurman family joins growing trend with a 12 by 25 foot boat featuring four bunks kitchen bath and sundeck. Prices range about 750 to 2100 with yearly upkeep and fuel needs. rain solution offered: pray for rain.

Joe San Antonio Medina Lake Hamplton's Cove M. L Matt Williems USS Scrounge Sust George Thurman Middlebury Thurman Andy Tomlins Gilbert Thurmans Burke’s Place

Police Smash Juvenile Mob in Moorestown

Police broke up a marching crowd of about 39 in Moorestown arresting 29 for inciting to riot. Police Chief Frank Walters said 20 of the arrestees were juveniles with ages 18 to 22 among the rest, all white males. The group aimed toward a Negro neighborhood and halted within a block of it.

Moorestown W. J Frank Walters

Siamese twins in Chicago in fair condition after birth

In Chicago a set of Siamese twins born Friday in South Bend Indiana, remain in fair condition Saturday. The boys share one heart and liver with joined intestines and are drinking water as doctors say they progress as normally as possible.

Chicago Pia South Bend Ind Ralph Woznicki

Buses To Mail Buses To Mail Beginning Tuesday

The San Antonio Transit system says buses marked San Pedro will serve North Star mail, routing north on San Pedro east on Rector north into North Star terminal then east Rector south McCullough east Rexford south Mertz west Oblate and back to town. A second route, San Pedro Oblate and Mertz, runs east on Oblate north on Mertz west Rexford south McCullough to Oblate and to town.

San Pedro Sttar San Antonio Transit System Rector North Star Mail McCullough Rexford Mertz Oblate

Nixon Leg Out of Traction in Walter Reed Hospital

Vice President Nixon shows progress as doctors decide to remove his ailing limb from traction at Walter Reed Army Medical Center for the first time since his admission.

Washington UPI Nixon Walter Reed Army Medical Center

Army delays promotions for some majors to lieutenants

The Army has withheld over a year’s notice for some officers selected for promotion to lieutenant colonel when slots exist. The Army Navy Air Forces Journal reports eight majors named by the board were omitted from the list. Reasons include final security checks delaying names up to two years. other services say they publish all selections with notices.

Washington Army Army Navy Air Forces Journal Journal Air Force Navy Marine Corps

S A Teachers Fill Board Jobs

The executive board of the San Antonio Teachers council has appointed two San Antonio school teachers to vacant board posts. They are Joe Bernal of Crockett Elementary and Alfred Pieper of Burbank High. Vacancies increased after two former board members moved to administrative roles at the San Antonio Independent School District.

The San Antonio Teachers Council San Antonio Joe Bernal Crockett Elementary School Alfred Pieper Burbank High School Tray San Antonio Independent School

Moderate Bracero Bills Move Toward Texas Legislature

A Texas program to raise standards for 100,000 migrant workers advances to the next session. Proposals seek licensing of crew readers, health and housing permits, vehicle safety rules, and higher school attendance age with targeted reforms. Sponsors include Rep. Maura Hosas and Sen. Henry Gonzalez among others.

Texas Coron R. Tausch Texas Council of Migrant Labor Tausch Tausth Maura Hosas el Paso Iscar Laurel Laredo Laurel DeWitt Hale Corpus Christi Henry Gonzalez San Antonio Jbill Abrahan Chick Hazen Taysen Sera Barney Lopez Resias California

Young contestant Eyes Monterrey Ambassadorship

Carlos Wayne Ereland a 13 year old from 710 Hays pursues the Light Junior Ambassadors contest in Monterrey. He has held district leader and Merit Society memberships and plans college savings. Winners tour Monterrey hotels with carriers and dealers during September or October.

Carlos Wayne Ereland Hays Monterrey Carlos Emerson Junior High Flo Mexico Roth

Shell Death Toll Rises in German Training Accident

A U.S. Army training accident near Crappenwoehr Germany raised the death toll to 16. An overcharged howitzer shell from a firing battery hit a tent camp at night, killing 15 or more and injuring 26 others, most of them in a single tent. The 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment unit had just arrived for field training. Maj. Gen. Fred Frederick J. Brown said investigators found the blast was caused by an overcharged shell during a training test.

Crapenwoehr Germany Ath Cavalry 3Idi Armored Fortield Amy 3Rd ‘Armored Division Fred Erick J. Brown

Mexican gifts to Witte museum mark independence centennial

The Mexican government presents a rare collection of coins and stamps to the Witte Museum on Sept. 3. Senorita Avecito Lopez Mateos, daughter of the Mexican president, will make the presentation amid a weeklong celebration of fifteen fiftieth anniversary since Mexico began its fight for independence from Spain.

Witte Museum

Fourth Army Artists Win Top Honors in Art Contest

Fourth Army won six places and three honorable mentions in the Worldside All Army Art contest held August 22 in San Francisco. Peter Grivas of Ft. Bliss earned second, Mul doon Elder fifth, and Gerald King fourth in Class A oil. Pvt. John Downs of Sam Houston won first in water colors, while Specialist Bayid Workman of Red River Arsenal took second in water colors and Class D prints.

Fourth Army San Bpancisco Peter Grivas Ft. Bliss Muldoon Elder Gerald King John Downs Sam Houston Bayid Workman Red River Arsenal

Burglar Steals Radio After Rock Breaks Window

In Daly City California a burglar shattered a plate glass window at Westlake Music Center with a rock and stole a $12 radio, causing $300 in damage.

Daly City Calif UPI Westlake Music Center

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