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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1960
Page
1
Security First Eisenhower supports supplying some U S allies with nuclear weapons, arguing for partnership rather than junior status. Critics warn that disclosed weapons secrets could reach hostile hands if allied security lags, while U S weapons reportedly outpace Soviet refinements. Caution and safeguards are needed before any step to share the deterrent.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen agrees to submit its wage dispute with railroads to binding arbitration. This move toward peace may prompt four other unions to follow. The issue to arbitrate is wages alone. working conditions and featherbedding remain unresolved, though broader arbitration could benefit the nation, unions, and railroads.
Memoir style page notes Winchell on Broadway with London critics and show business gossip. Mentions Drew Middleton, CG Lejeune, Mark Balricin Wilson, Jeanye Wall, Marilyn Lawrence, Mary Pickford, Chaplin, Diana Barrymore, Burgess Meredith, and others. Includes backstage chatter at Reuben's, Miron city desk, and venues like Raintree and House of Vienna.
A 1960 article notes music study aids memory imagination and study habits, with musicians reportedly learning faster and retaining more. It contrasts electroshock therapy as an empirical, now largely replaced treatment, while arguing human personality varies due to instinctual and learned motives.
A lyrical note expresses deep affection and lifelong companionship. The speaker proclaims fidelity and adoration, praising a partner's counsel patience and presence as essential to life.
A retrospective notes L. E. Blowers of Household Furniture Co supplying a vintage picture postcard of colorful Alamo plaza chili stands with a distant warehouse bearing Lion Brand Colliers on its roof. Also highlights Ty Tom Scaperlanda’s circusana collection and items linked to Lillian Hetzel Alfredo Caden and Red River Dave McEnory. Michael Dexter showcases a large ring once linked to Jim Tarver in Texas lore.
A reader grapples with loss and the question of divine mercy. The essay argues that human freedom explains much of suffering, urging faith in Christ as the path to true comfort and lasting happiness beyond earthly trials.
A reader defends the Persian shah and Iran's government, claiming wealth funds the royal court but funds agriculture and the army, while disputing Western misperceptions. The letter emphasizes Iran’s farmers benefit from long-term land policy and notes strong national ties abroad.
Health columnist H N Bundesen discusses tracking child growth, urging parents to monitor weight rather than height. He notes girls lag in height early but converge. boys often outpace girls after mid teens. He advises watching weight gain, aiming about five pounds yearly from ages six to twelve, and to consult for unusual changes.
Actress Grete unquotes to describe a modeled life as hollow and artificial. Suzy Parker laments the twenty rumors of glamour while others weigh beauty, desire, and personal risk. A poet and critic weigh life, struggle, and decisions amid shifting standards.
A Sunday school memory selection emphasizes perseverance in Christian service. It traces Paul’s path from Athens to Corinth, highlighting his choice of difficult fields, his training as a tentmaker, and his alliance with Aquila and Priscilla, which fostered a lasting church.
Chief of Police Fred Palmer announces a crackdown on officers linked to prisoner abuse and complaints. city tax rate discussions and assessed value increases are noted. The document cites historic items from 1910 to 1920 including property rights suits, public health meetings, and notable local figures.
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