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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1964

Page

2

Opposition On Reserve Plan Grows from McNamara Decision

The Reserve Officers Association president Rear Adm. Edgar G. Reeder criticized the plan as a national security risk while President Johnson defended the realignment as prudent for economy and armed forces readiness. Generals and state adjutants general voiced mixed support, with some predicting state cooperation if Congress and Defense Department back the changes.

McNamara Edgar G. Reeder Reserve Qileers Association Johns RCA Johnson Defence Department Department Henry W. Mcmillian Florita St Augustine Department of Defense Mexico Tourist Council Cabal Saltillo Pulita Estero Hebert New Orleans

Rights Case Tells of Public Accommodation Law

The text notes a case about discrimination at a motel. It cites Cox praising the civil rights law as crucial and describes the public accommodations clause barring racial, color, religion, or national origin discrimination. It mentions the Heart of Atlanta Motel near an interstate, with 75 percent of guests from outside Georgia, and a related Alabama case appeal involving Ollie's Barbecue in Birmingham.

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Fatal Viet Nam Flight Had Unusual Aspects

A year old son and grieving wife recount the loss as a U S aircraft crewman killed in ground action near the North Vietnamese border. An American officer’s crew and Viet Cong actions caused casualties and injuries among Americans and Vietnamese civilians during raids near Saigon and at Can Tho. Saigon warned on legal demonstrations, Buddhist protest fasts were ending, and high schools reopened after student rioting. Torrential rains worsened floods in central Vietnam with many feared drowned and earlier floods killing thousands.

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Nine New Tourist Hotels Planned in Mexico City

Mexico City reports nine additional tourist hotels are under construction or in final planning stages to accommodate steady growth in tourism. The National Tourist Council announced the projects as part of ongoing expansion in the hospitality sector.

Mexico Mexico City UPI National Tourist Council

Rail unions vow no holiday strike, court halts action

Three shopcraft unions promise not to strike the nation’s railroads during the Christmas holiday after UPI reporting and a federal judge’s restraining order. Judge Joseph Sam Perry set a $10,000 bond. unions said they want to avoid inconveniencing travelers. The dispute centers on wage patterns rejected by eight other unions and five brotherhoods, with a possible permanent injunction looming.

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Five Held in Series Of Burglaries

Sheriff Bill Hauck said his office has cleared seven burglaries and two armed robberies with the arrest of three men and two boys. Erasing Salas and Johnny Garcia face burglary charges for stealing rifles from a Leon Valley gun shop last September. Ivan Hinaj is booked for robbery of Tbarra’s Liquor Store in October. two juveniles were sent to juvenile authorities. Officers recovered $800 worth of goods and seized some of the stolen items.

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Airliner as guide aids novice pilot to safe landing

A veteran American Airlines captain on Flight 291 guiding a private, low whether pilot in a single engine craft through thick clouds to a safe landing at Greater Cincinnati Airport. The DC6 airliner, with 50 passengers, remained about four minutes late to Cincinnati after the successful rescue.

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