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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1955
Page
8
Retrospective praise for President Eisenhower’s leadership as he pushed the Formosa resolution through Congress. He asserted a defense line including Formosa and Pescadores and warned he would use military force if needed without awaiting congressional approval, a stance supported by lawmakers across parties.
The piece argues that U.S. ship subsidies aim to sustain a domestic merchant marine, but Britain may exploit the program to bolster its own fleet. It notes Congress funding foreign aid goods, like $700 million in farm products, while insisting half the goods travel on U.S. ships, warning the policy could threaten American maritime interests and trigger subsidized foreign competition.
George Rothwell Brown reports that the Eisenhower administration faces strong Capitol pressure to secure favorable action on reciprocal trade agreements. Opposition to tariff cuts grows among Republican leaders as hearings extend. Industries hurt by foreign competition push back while lawmakers weigh broader concessions and the peril point provisions.
Dr H N Bundesen warns that mouth problems like stomatitis arise from habits and conditions such as smoking spicy foods jagged teeth or ill fitting dentures. He notes biting cheeks as an unconscious cause and cautions about improper mouth care.
A 1943 note lists Bexar County Commissioners Court voting to advertise for bids to construct the boys home at Southton. It also recalls prior actions in 1935 road: a governor ordered an investigation of Texas tracks after the Alamo Downs doping scandal.
Sokolsky recalls Serge Rubinstein as a wealth driven adventurer and social opportunist who manipulated currencies and exploited women abroad. The piece notes his life in England and France, a US prison term, and his notoriety amid aristocratic circles before a fatal end.
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