House Debates $205 Million Medical Education Bill
The Road Block Bill aimed at improving medical education through grants and loans has passed the House and faces a likely Senate test. It stands as the first major administration measure to reach the House floor this year, prompting debate on its merits and the role of the Rules Committee in congressional proceedings.
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Bill Vital
San Antonio
House of Representatives
Senate
Kennedy
House
Rules Committee
No Summit Plan Dismissed By Kennedy Press
Pierscott Kennedy dismissed a three way summit with Macmillan and Khrushchev as useless amid stalled nuclear test ban talks. Ambassadors' efforts in Moscow were judged futile, and Kennedy’s stance, seen as hard line, drew mixed reactions from Washington observers.
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Macmillan
Khrushchev
Pierscott Kennedy
Moscow
Fluoridation Backlash Cited By San Antonio Leader
In a letter from Staphan Harvasty, chairman of San Antonio Citizens Against Fluoridation, opposition argues mass fluoride in water faces limited public choice. He notes 43 million Americans in 2302 communities drink fluoridated water, but claims cities largely adopted by edict, not consent, urging USPHS and ADA to inform public debate.
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Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
USPHS
AALA
AD A
Staphan Harvasty
San Antonio
San Antonio Charity Horse Show audit promises success
An early auditor report on the first annual San Antonio Charity Horse Show predicts strong finances. The event owes much to editorials from The Light and cooperative support from Harold Scherwitz, William son, Miriam McGary and staff, Stanley Campbell, Mo Willson, and photographers. Lafayette Ward and James CL Midcap sign as co chairs.
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San Antonio
The
Light
Harald Scherwitz
Dimms Williamson
Miriam McGary
Stanley Campbell
Mo Willson
Bill Bellamy
Lafayette Ward
James CL Midcap
Co-Chainnen
River Parade Gratitude Note From North Carolina Visitor
A letter from Walter W. Livingston of Lackland AFB, North Carolina commends the River Parade. He praises a group of local youths for entertaining attendees with folk songs and sing alongs and asks for such coverage in future reports.
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North Carolina
San Antonio
Walter W
Livingston
Abe
Lackland Afb
Japanese steel dumping shocks U S industry and trade rivals
Tokyo industrialists flood the United States with steel at prices far below U S lists, boosting profits to sell to Chinese Communist industries and to Peking. West Coast imports soar from 610 tons in 1961 to nearly 13,000 tons in late 1962, with $78 million in 1961 rising to over $136 million in 1962. American mills cut prices but Japanese undercut again, threatening U S jobs and prompting a web of front groups to sustain Friendship trade with Communist China.
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York
U. S
Tokyo
United States
West Coast
Mao Tsetung
Peking
White House
Dept. of Commerce
Orient
China
Japan
Japan Iron and Steel Federation
Friends of Peking
Japan International Trade Promotion Assn
China Export and Import Assn
China Trade Promotion Agsst
Japan-North Korea Trade Assn
Through the Years: Lane Light Files Apr 27 1953
A retrospective series notes improved narcotics control in San Antonio per federal supervisor Ps Williams. It recalls Gonzales County poultry producers denouncing an OPA price ceiling rise as a death blow, and mentions Hall of Fame election at San Antonio Technical and Vocational School. Also notes immigration inspector Smith's resignation after 19 years, Peacock Military Institute seniors graduating, Mrs. Eichelberger's buggy accident, and Alamo Wheelmen relay plan between San Antonio and Houston on a day off work.
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San Antonio
Ps AL Willliams
Gonzales County
OPA
Leoda Poole
David Cohen
Houston
Alamo Wheelmen
Yale President A Whitney Griswold Mourned at Yale Chapel
The funeral drawn by mourners in New Haven honored A Whitney Griswold 56 president of Yale who died of cancer. His national push against watered down education targeted the NEA and educators colleges while urging history with international studies taught as history. His work helped spur a swing back to stronger content in schools.
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Baittell Chapel
New Haven
Conn
Yale
A. Whitney Griswold
Whitney Griswold
Ivy League
American Northeast
Griswold
National Education Association
NEA
Shakespeare
Charles Dickens
Teachers’ Colleges of America
Proessors
A.whitney Griswold
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Sleep and insomnia lessons from health guidance in 1963
A King Features Syndicate health note explains sleep's restorative role, how insomnia arises as a symptom, and the cycle of losing sleep due to stress. It recommends a calmer prebed routine, gentleness after activity, a tepid bath, and a quiet bedroom to help restore restful sleep.
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Texas
Peacock Military Institute
Charles Eichelberger
Chamberlain
Nealth Talk
Lester Coleman
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