13 Apr 1964
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1964
Page
1
The ad warns of thinning hair dandruff and scalp discomfort signaling possible baldness. It promotes National scalp treatment to condition the scalp for natural hair growth with patient cooperation and reports over 90 percent satisfaction among Texans treated in their offices.
In Jakarta President Sukarno ordered the release of Newsweek correspondent Robert McCabe, amid a tense exchange over reporting on Indonesia. The move followed diplomatic pressure and a day of tense public discussion, with discussions continuing about treatment methods and a broader exchange of tensions between the United States and Indonesia.
Unclear reports note a four day truce halting school construction in Cleveland amid charges of de facto segregation. Protesters planned a march to the downtown mall after a fatal accident at a Cleveland site and related unrest spread to nearby cities including Cincinnati and Detroit with arrests and renewed talk of civil rights actions.
Two 17 year olds wandered from a St. Barnabas deaf mute service and were found in the St. Mark's Episco pal church basement as Secret Service agents and Washington police searched the area before President Johnson and family arrived for services. Mrs Johnson and Lynda Bird Johnson attended with Secretary of Defense and Mrs Robert McNamara.
A strong quake in south central Alaska triggered unusually high tides along the west coast causing coastal flooding. Buildings along the waterfront were submerged by rising water, with several blocks inland. Dozens of blocks were affected as sandbag dikes were erected around vulnerable structures. The quake damaged Portage, Girdwood, Homer and Kodiak areas, with estimated damage at $750 million and about 500 residents unaccounted for.
A Russian professor who sought asylum in the United States after a Harvard incident has returned to the Soviet Union. Yuri Asseyev, 35, a former University of Leningrad professor, left by plane Sunday after reconsidering his asylum plea and was reported to have a wife and son in the Soviet Union.
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