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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1963
Page
9
The article praises Pope John XXIII's Pacem in Terris as a monumental, realistically humane message addressing racial minority protection and individual dignity. It notes a world public authority vision and calls for negotiated settlements, nuclear restraint, and disarmament under oversight, while acknowledging varying adherence to moral law.
The piece laments John Kenneth Galbraith's pending departure from New Delhi and the appointment of Chester Bowles. It questions Bowles's stance toward Nehru, Gandhi, and Western imperialism, arguing a more critical ambassador would better serve US interests in India.
A casual visit to the United Nations glass house over coffee reveals a world of speculation and gossip. The columnist riffs on Adlai Stevenson, U Thant, and Katanga policy, linking U.S. influence, unions, and politics to Congo events. Small nations seek the U.N. as a penny pincher’s diplomatic hub, while Wall Street and labor figures cast long shadows over international affairs.
Health Talk extols eye care and cataract treatment. It explains cataract causes and two types, outlines diagnosis, timing for surgery, and advances in anesthesia and preoperative exams. The piece notes patient anxiety, need for reassurance, and the role of properly fitted glasses after lens removal.
Henry J. Taylor criticizes Rusk and McNamara before Congress, arguing the White House plans for foreign aid exceed last year and threaten fiscal prudence. The piece labels the administration’s stance as misleading and imprudent, urging Congress to cut totals and question the fortress America concept.
San Antonio Light archival brief notes mark April 15 across decades with entries from 1953 dockside CAA tower traffic control to 1893 local residents seeking federal posts. Each line lists year and small civic or civicpad notes.
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