Kniffin campaigns for veterans rights at national convention
Jerriffin, a San Antonio native and Marine veteran, is active with Vietnam Veterans Against the War and Texas regional coordinator. He discusses veterans education job opportunities and drug abuse policy while recalling his shift from prowar beliefs after witnessing voting in Vietnam era elections. He faced conspiracy charges related to disrupting the Republican National Convention and mentions experiences at the 1968 DNC.
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VVAW
Texas
Kniffin
Vietnam
Indochina
Peopl
Marine Corps
America
Jefferson High School
Texas A&m University
Naval Scientific Education Program
A&m
University Off Texas At Austin
AACOG Executive Committee Holds New Braunfels Meeting
The Alamo Area Council of Governments executive committee met in New Braunfels at the Civil Center hosted by Comal County Judge Max Wommack. It was the first reporter session outside San Antonio and included county city and agency representatives relaxing after the formal meeting while considering future site visits.
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Rec
Carel Haberman
al Notzan
Ed Badovh
Braunfels
Haberman
AACOG
Badouh
River Front
Notzon
Mort
Norzon
Haber
Norton
Guadalupe County
Dilly
Schertz
Naacog
Ty Provasco
Bill Myers
Probasco
Thi
Protesters Gather At Dallas United Fund Luncheon
In Dallas AP report, picketers shouting insults and discontent voiced by former United Fund contributors disrupted a luncheon where volunteers discussed the upcoming campaign. Two protest groups accused the fund of mismanaging land and funds, while regional planning officials addressed open space and resource programs in AACOG.
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Dallas
Terces
United Fund
United Func
Junccard
CEPA
Consumers Education Protection ; Association
Chambers Set Joint Luncheon and Mexican Independence Events
A four day cultural program in San Antonio marks Mexican Independence with a joint luncheon at Municipal Auditorium hosted by the Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce and the Mexican Consulate. Highlights include a grito ceremony, open house at the Mexican Consulate, patriotic wreaths, the Diez y Seis parade, and a Saturday charro dance at Juarez Plaza.
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Ion
Ballet Folklorico
Campechano de Mexico
Greater San Antonio
Municipal
Chamber of Commerce
St. Anthony Hotel
Mexican Jery of Independence
Relef
Luis Echeverria
San Antonio
el Patroniata
Mexico
Ft. Sara Houston
Kenneth D. Orr
Brooke Army Medical Center
Council of International, Relations
Red Cross
Central American Social and Cultural Organization
Pan
Infe Ines Cano
Hidalgo
Romana Plaza
Ignacio Zaragoza
Juarez Plaza
Phil Maldonado
San Antonis Charro Association
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