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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1960

Page

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Candidates Itchin To Get Out on Road

Campaign leaders from both parties plan intensified efforts after Congress adjourns the post convention session. Kennedy relaxes at Hyannis Port as Alaska opens his campaign with a Sept. 20 TV speech from Washington. Nixon to address GOP campaign directors. both to sign a fair campaign practices code in Washington.

Congress Scott Paas Needler Kennedy House Sen. Kennedy Hyannis Port Mass Maine New Hampshire Washington Anchorage Alaska Pierre Salinger Cadillac Square Detroit Nixon Sen Douglas D-Ill

Fine to Go Unpaid Unpaid Speeding File

Stanley Cody of Hillsboro Oregon wrote to a California court explaining why his wife Mary failed to answer a speeding citation issued April 17. He says Mary was killed about 60 miles down Highway 97 the same day and urges the officer to be right that speed kills.

Dunemuir Calif UPI Stanley Cody Hillsboro Ore Mary Highway 97

Cops Check Court Appearance By Police Chief

Police Chief Bichsel ordered a spot check of patrolmen in Corporation court after reports many officers missed court appearances other than city cases. Executive officer E F Peters said the review also evaluates conduct while testifying. out of 35 officers due last Friday only three were absent, two with excuses and one planned to explain in person.

Bichsel Corporation Court E. £. Peters Peters

Poll Favors COP Ticket in Cleburne Straw Poll

A Cleburne Times Review straw poll shows a 2-1 tilt toward the Republican presidential ticket. The paper notes the poll is not fully conclusive but suggests the county could swing Republican in November.

Cleburne Cleburne ‘Times Review

Foreign Aid Debate Shapes new session in Washington

Congress wrestles with foreign aid funding and a medical care bill as Speaker Rayburn signals support amid opposition. Senate action targets restoring funds cut from aid and approving a health program for seniors, while wage, sugar, and crime measures pace through committees.

Cardinal O Hara Rites Planned in Philadelphia

Funeral services for Cardinal John Cardinal O’Hara archbishop of Philadelphia and spiritual leader of more than two million Catholics will be attended by four American cardinals. O’Hara died Sunday at Misericordia hospital aged 72 after a long illness. He was elevated to his post by Pope John XXIII on Nov 26 1958. The funeral is expected Sept 5 with a pontifical mass at Sts Peter and Paul Cathedral. His body will lie in state beginning Thursday. The attending cardinals are Spellman Cush ing McIntyre and Meyer. O’Hara, former bishop of Buffalo and president of Notre Dame, was ordained Sept 9 1916.

Philadelphia UPI John Cardinal O'Hara O'Hara John XXII Misericordia Hospital Labor Gay Sts. Peter and Paul Francis’ Cardinal Spellman New York Richard Cushing Boston James Francis Cardinal McIntyre Los Angeles Albert Cardinal Meyer Chicago Buffalo Notre Dame University

Byrd Attacks Warren at Supreme Court session

Senate financier Byrd launched a sharp critique of Chief Justice Earl Warren, labeling the court’s power as a usurpation amid three subverting trends. He spoke during the American Bar Association meeting opening with Eisenhower expected to address, as 7,000 lawyers and judges gathered for the week.

Washington UPI Sen. Byrd Barassi Supreme Court Earl Warren Virginia U. S Byrd Warren Bar Association Senate Finance Committee Association Eisenhower White House

Two Die in Car Crash Into Bridge Near McAllen

Charles E. Starch age 20 of Raymondville and James Bair age 22 of Edinburg were fatally injured when their car crashed into a bridge near McAllen on Sunday. Two other occupants suffered minor injuries.

Population Surges Worldwide Amid UN Report

A UN demographic yearbook shows world population up by over 48 million last year with China at 669.9 million, India 403 million, Russia 209 million, and the United States 178 million. Also notes a fatal rattlesnake incident at a church service in Sparks, Georgia.

United Nations UPI China India Russia U.S

Lopez Mateos Hits Pressures From Inside and Out

President Adolfo Lopez Mateos warned that thirty four million Mexicans will defend the revolution against outside and inside pressures. A Sunday demonstration described as a revolutionary unit drew 300,000 delegations from across the country including civil employees farmers and workers.

Mexico City Adolfo ‘Lopez Matéos

Sinus Sufferers Promise Fast Relief From Congestion

An ad touts SYNA-CLEAR a nonprescription mucus draining tablet claiming instant and ongoing relief for nasal sinuses. It promises up to eight hours of congestion relief, easing watery eyes and nasal stuffiness and offers satisfaction guarantees. Available at local drug stores without prescription.

Hove Spain Somkters Drup

Baker Loses Firm's Dough

In London the War rack Bros bakery firm was fined 43.60 dollars after an attempt to sell underweight bread. Officials cited staff problems and a director who allegedly left bread in the oven too long, forcing baking lapses.

London UPI Warrack Bros Grm ESO el Sees

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