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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1962
Page
1
In Sheffield England police arrested 22 players after a chaotic Sunday match. The incident involved midfielders and forwards amid disorder, with charges related to freak incidents and breaches of the stadium’s code.
New York CPD reports thousands of Cubans in Miami area smoke Philippine cigars while Manila cigars sell well in Cuba at Guantanamo Bay naval base. The cigarette trade appears active with trims and sprays promoted by local service listings.
In San Diego California a motorist named George Mull challenged a speed charge on US 295 hill. Municipal Judge Charles Snell ordered a second run and the car reached 80 mph, while Mull contested the overdrive claim. Bartenders protest parity, union official comments follow.
In Newberg Oregon a white woolen frame house on South River Street stands as a memorial to former president Herbert Hoover. The Sterbert Hoover Foundation restored it seven years ago and it houses Hoover era furnishings. The house is maintained by a local minister and his wife who live nearby.
Oliv Cantor of Canton is named president of the International Association of Y’s Men Cubs, a global service group with 18,400 members. He follows a family line, as his father Edgar McGoy also led the organization from 1927 to 1929, continuing a father son presidency sequence.
Police arrested Wilkim McEwen, 33, for violating the city anti noise ordinance after his car failed and drew attention. Richard Satterfield, 47, faced charges under the alcoholic beverage act. Seventy bottles of moonshine were found in the vehicle.
Neighbors complained to local officials about the company Count Andre Larzan keeps during a winter layover. His traveling menagerie includes a lioness five bears a leopard a boar constrictor chimpanzees and geese housed in cages at his manor in England.
Mrs C0 Nease found a wedding ring while gathering beans in a garden in 1988. In 962 she and friend Mrs Tom Muntte were picking greens when they discovered the ring sticking up from the dirt.
Britain faces a political furor after Dean Achesons remark that Britain has lost an empire and has not yet found a role. President Kennedy and aides stress the special US British relationship remains strong though public debate could affect NATO and European market talks.
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