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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1963
Page
9
NE lawmakers praise Senator O Kenneth B. Keating for urging a stronger squeeze on Castro. They defend a less partisan approach, warn against war, and call for pressure on allies still doing business with Cuba. Keating notes continued Russian troop presence and advocates a united front to remove both Castro and Soviet influence.
The City Public Service Board owns a 3600 acre site near Elmendorf for the Victor Braunig power plant cooled by water from a 1350 acre lake fed by the San Antonio river. The area could become a public recreation park, but CPSB lacks maintenance and police facilities. Mayor McAllister is open to park expansion. legal and financial hurdles exist.
Open forum invites readers to weigh private rights against public power using quotes from A J Gembler and Pope Pius XII along with Machiavelli. The piece poses four questions about where private property and enterprise end and public authority begins, prompting letters to the editor.
A columnist recalls the Eisenhower years and the 1950s as a productive, enjoyable era. He praises government restraint, notes foreign policy limits, and contrasts with the 1920s, arguing the decade offered cultural growth, rising living standards, and a conservative intellectual revival, despite some hypocrisy.
A San Antonio Light collection recalls 1933 election news with Jack White allies gaining council seats and progress to mayoral talks. It also notes Roosevelt's Tokyo bombing report, Rotary Club changes, and milestones in aviation and Fiesta de San Jacinto history.
Dr Vernon Dodson at the University of Michigan explains Monday disease among zinc fumes workers who regain tolerance by week’s end. Michigan public health officials push protective devices for metal workers. Lung transplant research, including at Medical College of Georgia, aims for practical reality. Canadian radiologists report early breast cancer detection with X ray tech. Interferon described as viral growth stopper offering broader prevention and treatment potential. Anxiety fear should be addressed openly with professional help, not dismissed. 1963 King Features Syndicate.
The piece denounces White House proposals to raise foreign aid to 12.3 million daily and criticizes the presentation as misleading. It argues taxes burden families, cites projected 1964 tax increases, questions the tax cut claim, and contrasts the administration’s rhetoric with the real cost to taxpayers. The author laments longer working days spent on taxes and warns of growing government spending.
A 1963 United Feature Syndicate commentary argues that taxes burden workers especially married women, criticizes lavish government spending, and warns taxpayers to demand accountable government. It asserts taxation should fund proper needs, not waste, and urges focus on national problems and moral integrity.
A devotional line urges believers to forgive others when praying so that God the Father in heaven will also forgive their sins. The quotation cites Mark 11 25 and emphasizes reconciliation in faith practice.
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