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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1964

Page

4

Viet Military Split Into Three Factions

Reported on page one about a split among Vietnamese military factions led by Premier Tran Van Huong and Gen. Nine arrested as purges proceed. Intelligence notes indicate potential large Viet Cong actions near Saigon, with nine months of military rule under Khanh and shifts toward civilian council control amid arrests and political pressure.

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Texas Civil Penal Code Revisions Eyed

San Antonio Corporation Court prosecutors propose revisions to civil and penal codes. The plan includes higher penalties for simple assault and violative traffic provisions, with a suggested maximum fine of 25 dollars and cash bonds to strengthen enforcement. The proposals target protections for juveniles and state statute violations in the coming session.

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Monte Casino Chapel Moves to Villa Madonna Campus

The Monte Casino Chapel, a hillside church since 1878 in Covington, is hoisted onto a flatbed for a four mile move to Kenton County to join the new Villa Madonna College Campus. Built in 1874 by monk Albert Soltis as a Benedictine retreat, the stone chapel remains as the monastery abandoned. its four by six foot interior and removed steeple cleared under lines.

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Shelley Returns to City Hall After Hospital Stay

Shelley Mameper is back at City Hall on a half day basis after a two week absence due to a stay in a local hospital and later in a home with pneumonia. He resumes duties Tuesday, two weeks after his departure from the desk.

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First Telescope Lenses Formed By Accident

NEW YORK (UP) The world's first telescope is believed to have been made by accident over 360 years ago. A Dutch spectacle maker, Hans Lippershey, reportedly stacked two lenses and observed nearer objects when peering through them. Galileo designed the first real telescope in 1609.

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Bitter Weather Forces Evacuation and Flood Damage

Bitter weather worsens Northwest woes as Eel River breaches a Fortuna levee near Highway 101 and floods lowlands. Army engineers built the 1959 levee to prevent erosion from 1935 floods while sheriff volunteers and rivermen prepare for rescue work amid rising waters and riverfront damage.

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Jobless Man Asks Bankruptcy and Flood News

An unemployed San Antonio worker filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition with liabilities of 2 299 and assets of about 60 in federal court. Elsewhere, flood warnings and severe winter storms affected parts of the West. In Klamath and Fortuna areas floodwaters surged, forcing evacuations near Eureka, California. Record snowfalls stretched from Idaho to Montana and the Great Lakes region slowed travel. A cold wave left dozens dead or injured across several states, and Haylift operations aided distressed livestock in southeastern Montana.

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Brick Siding Outpaces Other Exterior Materials in Homes

Washington report from the National Association of Home Builders shows brick siding as the most used material on new homes in 1964, with about 30 percent of responding builders citing brick. Wood with brick and aluminum with brick combos account for roughly 6 percent, while 14 percent use all wood.

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