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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1957

Page

6

U of Mexico Courses Grow in L A

The National University of Mexico extended courses in San Antonio have shifted toward English speaking students. About 300 Americans study at the Mexico City campus, including 200 medical students. Four week extension lectures by top Mexican professors are offered in San Antonio with final talk by Arturo Arnaiz y Frey at Trinity University.

National University of Mexico San Antonio Felipe Garcia-Beraza Mexico Neva Beraza Departamenti de ¢Ordinacion de Estuflies University Mexico City San YWCA Senora Aura Fiores

Man Charged in Tennessee Truck Theft Near Alice

Sam Hall Garrett, 40, of Memphis, Tennessee, was charged with felony theft in connection with the theft of an oil well service truck. Police said Garrett was arrested yesterday while driving the 25 ton truck near Mission after it was reported stolen in Alice.

Alice Sam Hall Garrett Memphis Tenn Mission Garrett

Lilli Palmer divorce case and draft talks surface in news

Hollywood reporting notes actress Lilli Palmer obtaining a Mexican divorce from Rex Harrison and a plan to marry Kay Kendall. In Washington, Lt. Gen. Hershey urged six months of military training for men deferred by parenthood, warning of the risk if a rapid buildup is needed. A White House gala reception closes the update.

Hollywood Lilli Palmer Rex Harrison Juarez Kay Kendall London Washington Lewis B. Hershey Selective Service House Armed Services Subcommittee Weil Guard

Vote Rights Attack Seen by Southern Opposition

Washington February 7 The house civil rights subcommittee prepared for more southern opposition to voting rights proposals. Georgia Attorney General Eugene Cook and Charles Bloch of Georgia's governor were set to testify, with a prepared statement from Walter Reuther accusing Congress of a failing civil rights record. Mississippi witness Gay Coleman warned the proposals would worsen blacks' situation.

Washington House Georgia Eugene Cook Charles Bloch Marvin Gritfin United Auto Workers Coleman

Britain May Obtain U S Missiles and Warheads

British Defense Minister Duncan Sandys reported in Parliament that talks in Washington indicate the United States may supply Britain guided missiles and artillery weapons capable of mounting American atomic warheads. Details remain uncertain but outlines include Britain deploying own warheads, US units with atomic weapons aiding British forces, possible manpower cuts, and a shakeup of Britain’s four West German divisions to 50,000 troops.

London U.S Britain Duncan Sandys Washington House of Commons Sandys West Germany

Promoter Rushes Sinatra Tour After Australian Cancel

Promoter Lee Gordon flew from Sydney to Los Angeles to press Frank Sinatra for an Australian and Far East tour amid his cancellation. Sinatra said he scrapped plans after the airline failed to provide enough berths for his party, and Gordon threatened legal action if he did not receive an explanation.

Sydney Australia Lee Gordon Los Angeles Rush Frank Sinatra Gordon Sinatra Honolulu Far East

Phony Union Elections Charged in Ohio Meeting

Don C. Rarick of McKeesport Pennsylvania, aiming for United Steelworkers president, urged honest elections in local unions at Struthers. He accused union leaders of phony ballots and said President David McDonald offered “everything but the international's treasury” to win the post.

Youngstown Don C. Rarick McKeesport United Steelworkers Union Struthers USW David McDonald Tae International Tae

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