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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1957

Page

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Seven San Antonio naturopaths charged in state crackdown

Seven San Antonio naturopathic physicians were charged with unlawful practice of medicine in County Court at Law No 3 as part of a state wide crackdown led by State Attorney General Wilson. A total of 62 charges across 29 counties were filed by three assistants with investigators overseen by the Texas board of medical examiners. Each count carries a fine from 5 to 500 and up to 30 days imprisonment with daily offenses treated as separate counts.

San Antonio Bedell Lonnie Keahey W. Commerce Eleanor Weldon S. Presa Elgar Scott Laird Insurance Laird Wilson Grady Chandler Ed Casares Morgan Nesbitt Texas State Board of Medical Examiners Penaltis

Statewide crackdown on naturopaths announced by Attorney General

Texas Attorney General Wilson announced a state wide drive to halt alleged illegal medical practice by naturopaths. He deployed 33 assistants after a bribery case involving former State Rep James Cox prompted action. Cox was sentenced to two years for agreeing to take a 3000 dollar bribe to kill a bill outlawing naturopathy. The U.S. Supreme Court upheld state court rulings that Texas naturopathic licensing act is unconstitutional.

Austin INS Wilson State Board of Medical Examiners James E. Cox Conroe Cox Texas U.S. Supreme Court

U S Spending Up in December

The U S Chamber predicts Americans will buy about $20,000,000 of goods in December, up from $19,400,000 last year, but most of the rise reflects price increases as sales volume stays about the same as December 1956.

Washington U. S. Chamber of Commerce

New Zealand Leader Backs H Test Ban Call

Prime Minister elect Walter Nash joined Japan's Nobusuke Kisai in urging a ban on nuclear weapon tests. In Washington a trial opens over James R Hoffa’s leadership of the Teamsters Union, with federal district court proceedings ongoing.

Wellington New Zealand Wailter Nash Nobusuke Kisai Hoffa Washington Auit James R. Hota Teamsters Union Federal District Cou

Oklahoma City Votes on Beer in County Option Election

Oklahoma City voters prepare for tomorrow's county option election on beer. Industry and unions predict victory as campaigns rally in the lead up to the ballot.

Oklahoma City Beer United Days Today

Rocket Missing After Sputnik Fall Sparks Global Speculation

U S and British scientists say Russia’s satellite rocket that sent Sputnik 1 into orbit likely plunged to Earth Saturday night though its exact landing point remains unknown. Sightings of flaming objects over Alaska and other reports fuel ongoing mystery as experts debate what happened and where the rocket now lies.

Washington Pre U.S Russia U. S Tairbanks Alaska

Trinity Moonwatchers Report Nonspecific Space Object Sightings

S A Team reports possible rocket sighting near Sputnik era coordinates. Dr Paul Seabase cautions sighting unconfirmed and orbit changing rapidly. Several observers in Montana report a bright fireball with two flashes, but cause not determined.

Trinity ‘Moonwatchers Sputnik Tat Paul Seabase Moonwatch Group Seabase Maxcow Radio Trinity Moonwatchers

Weather forecast for Bexar and surrounding counties

Forecast shows temperatures about 4 degrees below normal with low around 42 and high near 67. Expect Wednesday partly cloudy and near Friday milder with little or no precipitation.

Bexar

Ike Returns to Capital Satellite Readied For Tests

Cape Canaveral reports a busy missile test center as engineers prepare for the Wednesday launch of America s first earth satellite Project Vanguard. Officials say no advance word will be issued but observers outside the restricted area can identify the rocket being prepared. If successful, Vanguard will place a cablo-erpuipped craft into an orbit up to about 1500 miles high, with possible delays of up to a week based on weather and readiness.

Cape Canaveral Fla America Washington Elastic al Jowannes

Freeze Delivers Heavy Blow to Texas Valley Crops

Winter frost in Rio Grande City dropped to 24 degrees damaging crops. Citrus trees largely escaped, but 8000 acres of tomato fields were destroyed, with some hardier vegetables spared.

Texas Big Grande Rio Grande City

Hunt resumes for lost climber on Mt Rainier

Search for four Seattle climbers missing since Saturday on storm swept Mt Rainier will resume today weather permitting. A climber, Lowell Linn, 23, was last seen near Panorama Point at 6500 feet. Rangers say chances of finding Linn are very slim.

MT. Rainier National Park Wash Dev Seattle Mt.Rainier Lowell Linn Par Forama Point Pavel Linn

Warm Days Forecast for San Antonio A

San Antonio may see two partly cloudy warmer days followed by a cooling trend next week. A low pressure system in west Texas brings moisture for at least five days, with a possible record low near 31 degrees in December and freezing temps in hill country early Sunday.

Texas San Antonio

Soviets may offer U S peek of PA-114 airliner

Moscow reports aviation experts say the Soviet Union could seek to show the United States a preview of its PA-114 prop jet airliner by allowing U N delegates to fly on the new 220 passenger plane.

Moscow Todiy Soviet Union U. S A

Eleanor D Be 40th Wife

Springfield dispatch reports James Roosevelt says an Arab sheik with 39 wives proposed to marry Eleanor Roosevelt during a bond rally in Israel. Roosevelt reportedly declined the abrupt offer, joking that Israel should pass a law allowing more wives for Arabs.

Springfield Mass Eleanor Roosevelt James California Roosevelt Tal

Hurricane Nicki batters Kauai as evacuees rise

About 1100 people were evacuated from low-lying areas of Kauai as winds reached up to 90 mph from Hurricane Nicki. Rivers swelled, towns Manapepe and Lanai were flooded, two vessels toppled, and phone service was cut. Two feet of rain fell in seven hours, rainfall the island’s wettest period.

jAbout Kauai Hawaiian Islands Manapepe Lanaleibu

Solon Fears Federal Deficit

Washington reports a top Democratic revenue law writer warned the government could run a deficit this fiscal year. Representative Mills of Arkansas said there is no hope for a tax cut in Congress.

Washington INSI Rep Mills D-Ark Congress

Eisenhower seeks cabinet meeting OK after stroke recovery

President Eisenhower returns to Washington hoping for doctor approval to attend an afternoon cabinet session. A second weekly medical bulletin praises ongoing progress as Mamie Eisenhower plans to return to the city later. He traveled from his farm as doctors weigh attendance and recovery pace.

Gettysburg Eisenhawer Washington Okeh Mamie Eisenhower Mewar White House Snyder Sygate Mtns Convikiselan Ortplily Tisens Hower Brent Sinc Tast Wednes Haw Fendehiven Servicese Daetors Risenhower Avin Mageriy Fisenhower

Cardinals Draft Hill and Crow in December meeting

The Chicago Cardinals selected Rice quarterback King Hill as their bonus draft choice at the NFL December meeting in Philadelphia. The Cardinals also had the first overall regular draft pick, selecting halfback Stan Crow.

Philadelphia Uli Chicago Cardinals King Hill Rice Philadelhia Hill Cardinals Stanly Crow

49 Nations Open First British Commonwealth Conference in Asia

NEW DELHI India Dec 2 Delegates from 49 nations attended the opening session of the first British commonwealth parliamentary conference in Asia.

New Delhi India Asia

Newspaper Index Shows Sections by Page Numbers

The page list outlines daily sections including Around the Plaza on page 13, Classified on pages 24 through 4, Amusements on page 26, Death Notices on page 23, Editorial on page 16, Sports on pages 18 19 and 21, Society on pages 23 and 25, Texas Trails on page 34, and features on page 0 11 14 19 22 25.

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