Shriver to headline rally in Los Angeles and campaign Texas
Democratic vice presidential nominee R Sargent Shriver will headline a 7 p.m. rally at Wilila Assembly Hall in Los Angeles as part of a Texas swing. He will visit San Antonio El Paso and Houston events, meeting with labor and Democratic leaders, highlighting a to the people campaign. Alber Pena Jr. accompanies him as adviser on Mexican American affairs.
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Alamo City
Texas
San Antonio International Airport
Houston
San Antonio
Granada Momes
South Texas
Menger
el Paso
Farah Manufacturing Company
George McGovern
Bexar County
Alber Pena Jr
Girl Injured In Collision Near San Rosa Medical Center
A two car crash Sunday at N Flores and W Travis left Isibel Duarte injured and in doorway condition at Santa Rosa Medical Center. She is the granddaughter of Jon Duarte of Zarzamora street and was riding as a passenger in his car when it collided with a vehicle driven by Henry Arizmendi at 432 Angelo.
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Henry Arizmendi
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W. Travis
Mendiola Elected to Fill EODC Board Term
Mendiola of the Mexican-American Unity Council was elected to fill the unexpired Economic Opportunities Development Corporation board term. He replaces O Kinnery Hurent who resigned after serving years of a three-year term on Project Area 3. Daniel Cliavira was named alternate.
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Diez y Seis Festivity Opens Week at Missiany County Park
Ray Sanchez, consultant director, announced a week of Diez y Seis events at Missiany County Park starting Monday night. Flaco Jimenez and his musical group are billed to perform from 6 to 9.
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New AF Ace to Visit S A with Vietnam Prowess Praised
Honolulu UP I reports Capt Charles DeBellevue America s first backseat ace of the Vietnam war expresses pride after his fifth Soviet built MiG downing. Lt Gen Timothy O Keefe presents his Air Force Cross and other awards to DeBellevue and Capt Richard S Ritchie as the two pilots mark their six month Phantom F4 partnership. Both vow war support while preparing for upcoming fighter association conventions and brief visits home to Sacramento and Reidsville.
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Reidsville
Kissinger Resumes Talks With North Vietnam in Paris
Diplomatic sources report Henry Kissinger and Kissinger aides have resumed negotiations with North Vietnam in Paris after a prior meeting. The talks focus on deescalation and trade issues while Washington ties Soviet wartime credits and dead-lease settlement to progress in talks.
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Walkouts disrupt schools across multiple states
United Press reports teacher walkouts extend into summer vacations, affecting about 8 million students. In Philadelphia and Pittsburgh area districts thousands of teachers seek large pay raises while negotiations stall. Other cities including New York, Kansas City, Providence and Las Vegas face ongoing disputes causing scattered closures and delayed openings.
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Choo Choo Site in Downtown Chattanooga For Sale
Land valued at 1.45 billion dollars in downtown Chattanooga faces possible condemnation amid legal action and redevelopment debate. The tract, stretching along the river and once leased for rail terminal functions, has long resisted development due to barge traffic and deteriorated surroundings. The Georgia Georgia-based buyer and local officials weigh options as Chattanooga’s chamber seeks to attract investment.
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Youth Shot In Area Bar In Helotes Incident
A 19-year-old Richy Gutierrez was wounded in the right shoulder when three shots rang out at Fred & Marys Inn in Helotes. Police report the gunman carried an automatic pistol, was refused service, and left after the shooting around 10:50 p.m. The injured youth was listed in satisfactory condition at Bexar County Hospital. The case remains under investigation by Sheriff Edgar McGraw.
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Fred& Mary's Inn
Viet Cong offers provisional government in peace bid
The Viet Cong issued a statement saying it would accept a provisional government of national concord that excludes neither side and would be led by three equal segments: Provisional Revolutionary Government members, Saigon administration members excluding Thieu, and other political forces including exiles. The plan calls for U.S. troop withdrawal, end to bombing, and a negotiated settlement with Nguyen Van Thieu’s regime.
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Memorial services held for airmen in wake of crash
Commander at Sheppard Air Force Base presided over a two service memorial in Randolph Chapel Wichita Falls with limited seating by invitation and outside broadcasts. Simler 62 longtime academy athletic director and Gillespie 29 WAG graduate buried at Academy cemetery with full honors. Remembrance book available in Randolph Taj Mahal rotunda while services continue for those who paid respects. Simler survived by widow Eleanor and five children. Gillespie survived by widow Christine and son Casey Brenner.
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Fall Fatal for L A Woman at Brackenridge Park
A San Antonio woman, Estelle L. Bussey, 49, died after a 80 foot fall from a cliff at Sunken Gardens in Brackenridge Park Sunday. Police said she fell about 1 20 p m while descending the cliff near the gardens. A witness, Martha Barvilla of Houston, described the descent before the fall. The fall occurred as a brief cool front and scattered showers affected parts of West Texas, College Station, and Houston areas. The medical examiner ruled the cause under investigation.
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Estelle L. Bussey
W. Slutebrand
Bexarl i County Hospital
Martha Barvilla
Houston
Busseyl
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Wallace Moore
West Texas
College Station
United Press International
Week-Long Fete Planned In Tejas Community Event
Police report a 1 year old youth was detained after a Sunday night stop near Howard Street. Recovered items include cocaine, marijuana, and a knife from a car linked to Semana de la Raza en Tejas. The youth faces four charges including auto theft and unlawful weapon possession. events include Ballet Regional Mexicana and Mariachi Durango performances at Salazar Cultural Center starting 8 pm.
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Missourian Named to Post on Public Bread Board
Washington UPI reports the Senate confirmed former Missouri congressman Thomas B. Curtis as a director of the New Corp for Public Bread Rearing. He succeeds John Hay Whitney who resigned from the post.
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