Murder Case Bond Posted In San Antonio
Stephen Zerschansky, 25, a Austin sheet metal worker, is charged with the murder of Micha Coury, 7, in Houston. Coury was shot during a New Year party at 686 West Mulberry. Zerschansky posted a $19,000 bond after a Jan 2 hearing before District Judge Archie S. Brown and faces trial in April in Bexar County.
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Stephen
Zerschansky
Austin Sheet
Bexar County
Siee
Micha Sale Coury
Coury
W. Mulberry
Zerschausky
Ray Schneider
Archie S. Brown
Lin District Court
Child Health Study Created Fine Thing Tle
Washington reports the creation of a new national institute of child health and development to study pediatric issues. A 28-year-old spinster, deserted by her instructor during a driving lesson, testified about a dangerous trip ending with a crash, while the instructor accused of coercion faced potential charges.
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Washington
UPI
Luther Bk
New Events Call For U S Policy Change
Washington reports argue for a major reappraisal of U S foreign policy after World War II. The piece notes rising European nationalism, De Gaulle’s moves, and dependency on foreign aid and nuclear deterrence, with concern over Soviet influence in Cuba and other crisis spots. It highlights economic and political costs of aid and suggests Europe may realign away from U S leadership.
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de Gaulle
Europe
Soviet Union
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France
Canada
Cuba
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Castro
America
Khrushchev
Laos
Yugoslavia
Far East
Congo
Qea
Tita
Moscow
Faere
China
Tia
Deaf Mate Acquitted in Corpora tion Court Collision Case
Judge Lawrence C. Lang found 19 year old deaf mate David Armstrong innocent of negligent collision. Armstrong testified in sign language via interpreter against a car driven by Mrs. Tillie Handley, with the judge ruling neither Armstrong nor Handley acted guilty.
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Corporation Court
Lawrence C.lang
David Armstrong
Rockwell
Ile
Tillie Handley
W. Harding
Armstrong
Lang
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Handley Act
San Antonio Light Delivers More Homes than Rivals
The San Antonio Light asserts it reaches more homes than any other San Antonio newspaper, emphasizing broader circulation and a dominant local presence.
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San Antonio
Ship Loading Ransom for Cuba Threat Briefly Reported
A United Fruit Co ship the Santa Cer14 is to be paid ransom for Bay of Pigs prisoners. The Maritime Trades Department of the APT-CIO will not aid loading. United Fruit will pay wages, provide the ship, and contribute 404.00 dollars worth of food for the operation.
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Baltimore
United Fruit Co
Cuba
Maritime Trades Department
Apt-Cio
Jasper Baker
Vie
United Fruit
Nicaraguan Vote Marred by Clash Leaves Four Dead
In Managua an anti Somoza protest erupted during balloting as National Guardsmen clashed with about 300 demonstrators. Four people died and eight were wounded. Opposition leader Dr Fernando Aguero Rocha was placed under house arrest after calls for a boycott. Schick Gutierrez, a Somoza ally, claimed victory amid allegations of a rigged process and lack of guaranteed secret ballots.
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Nicaragua
Somoza
Renie Schick Gutiierrez
Liberal Party
Fernando Aguero Rocha
Aguero
Winder House
Fest
Aguera
Schick
Luis Somoza
Somozas
Fragmented Vital Statistics Marriage Licenses and Divorces
A garbled list shows multiple marriage licenses with numerous names and addresses across areas like Sonora Guadeloupe and Chicago Boulevard. The section also notes divorces granted including pairs such as Ruby fans and Robert Crayer and Harald Thornes and Palvicto Ant Jenkins, with incomplete personal details.
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Sonora
Ofu
Gonzales
Ay Ghedht Harrington
W. Magraita
Carriing Bregeh Miles
Jomer Ednar Mitchel
Dwight
Edna Mise Patrosky
Richard Sovar
Guerrera
Forder
Jim Gores
Marla Jormas
Travis
Donald Allen Cowles
E. Hutsso
Gavis
S. Hew Braunfels
Belly Jean Mayes
S. McCullough
Victor Eugene
Garcia
E. Guenther
Imelda Yolanda Arguell
Sof
F Guenther
Kenneth Earl Lancaster
Terry Ler Shima
Raybun Eugene Longs
Theodore Jr
Velroo Lorine Edzond Odalupe
Lydia Harts
Mildred C. Erfardi
Harald ‘Thornes
Palvicto
Ant Jenkins
Joe Reid
Aurora Dior
Stephenvan
Ralph Lynn
Joanne Etheareth Shaw
John End Delora
Canada Faces Cabinet Shakeup Over Nuclear Warhead Debate
Canada’s cabinet struggles over nuclear warheads as North Atlantic Treaty Organization ties fuel partisan rifts. Harkness resigns after a prolonged defense policy stalemate, with Prime Minister Diefenbaker silent amid calls for clarity on Canada’s NATO commitments and U.S. Bomarc missiles. The oppositionPressures seek electoral advantage ahead of a possible spring election.
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Alberta
Harkness
G. R. Prakes
Lester B. Pearson
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Pearson
Politie
Canada
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Diefenbaker
Washington
Vota
Social Credit Party
Socialist New Democat
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House
Supl of Commons
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Minotoar
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Social Credit
Rusk to brief Senate on Canada nuclear policy dispute
Secretary of State Dean Rusk will testify before a subcommittee chaired by Sen. George D. Aiken to explain the background of the dispute with Canada over nuclear weapons policy. Rusk will appear instead of Undersecretary George McGhee at a closed hearing as a Canadian reproof sparks tension and debate.
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Dean Rusk
Eritecat
Canada
Tusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
George McGhee
George D. Aiken
R-Vi
State Department
Aiken
Rusk
U.S
Electric Alarm Misfire in Harlandale Area Sprinting Through Night
A civil defense alarm at headquarters caused a ruckus in the Harlandale area as residents rushed from sleep. Fire Station 24 reported the alarm briefly sounded then stopped, later traced to a master switch issue and a misfired whistle. Local officials said there was no danger.
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Alonzo Poche
Harlandale
Poche
Alain
Igenteal
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