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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1965
Page
7
President Johnson frames a 1966 outlook as a record prosperity year with no inflation. He urges industry labor and government to hold prices and wages to guideposts while noting stockpile actions sparked debate. Housewife concerns about rising bills reflect inflation fears.
The piece notes Handel born in Saxony, moved to England as an adult, anglicized his name, and became a leading 18th century composer. It recounts his Dublin premiere of The Messiah, charity performances at Found ling Hospital, Boswell quoting Sheridan on word stress, and his burial in Westminster Abbey.
France launches the A-1 satellite from the Sahara, signaling a Space Club entry and boosting De Gaulle's prestige. The event coincides with NATO in Paris and the French election, prompting questions about cost, national priorities, and France's path to atomic and space power.
Brent Bozell highlights a St Michael's College discussion on Religion and Communism Parallel or Antithesis. A Polish Communist official argued for religious liberty while denying any similarity to religion, prompting questions about Vatican Council impact and faith in modern politics.
A San Antonio reader laments Maj. Gen. Bedwell’s Brooks AFB reassignment while praising Brig. Gen. Crouch. The letter criticizes O Neil Ford’s HemisFair tower concept and urges taxpayer priorities, modest dress standards, and civic virtue as concerns mix with local politics.
Victor Riesel outlines the Johnson administration plan to establish a new department of Housing and Urban Development with a 25 billion five year program. The effort is expected to generate about 2.6 million man-years of work and eventually one million permanent construction jobs, transforming cities and labor power across the nation. Joe Keenan, AFL CIO leader, is seen as a prime candidate for undersecretary to steer the sprawling project.
A new gamma globulin treatment after the first birth may neutralize RH factors in the mother to prevent RH disease in later pregnancies. Studies in five centers show promise, with ongoing monitoring of mothers and babies to ensure safety and survival.
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