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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1962
Page
5
The program will originate at AA TV Dallas at 7 p.m. and be carried by stations in Port Worth San Antonio Corpus Christi Beaumont Harlingen Waco Lubbock Wichita Austin Weslaco Houston Port Arthur Amarillo Midland Odessa Tyler Lufkin and more across the state.
Francisco J. Maclin of the Mexican Labor Confederation cites that only 10 million of Mexico's 35 million people are regular consumers. He states 80 percent are in need, with many jobless, while a small portion are wealthy or able to get by.
Dan A. Kimball president of Aero-Jet General Corp and former secretary of the Navy served Tuesday as general chairman of the statewide committee to re elect Democratic Governor Edmund G. Brown LA.
The plan foresees a government created satellite system with private firms as potential investors. Kennedy argues the system must be government led to avoid monopoly and ensure equal access. Kerr proposes limiting participation to communications companies while other bids favor full government ownership.
District Judge Adrian A Spears left Wednesday for Monterey California to attend a seminar for newly appointed federal judges. The event aims to acquaint new judges with offices duties and privileges. Spears will return to San Antonio February 15 and plans to attend a Jacksonville Florida judicial conference in May.
ANCHORAGE Alaska AP A KLM airliner with 94 aboard including 68 Dutch troops was detained here after Tokyo denied an landing permit. KLM manager Bill Wardenier said he awaits instructions from Amsterdam and that the plane may have to return to the Netherlands.
AP reports that 76 mourners at John R. Rood's funeral will each receive $10 as a token of appreciation. Rood, a former University of Michigan law professor, died at 93 on December 23 from burns after a fire destroyed his mansion. Most of his half million estate goes to a trust fund.
Federal agents say a counterfeit ring printed at least 500000 dollars in fake hundred and twenty dollar bills. Arrests include Allen Therriault 33 and Carol Sanders 31 in Seattle with Ward and Gangle linked to Dickinson Casper and Billings. Local and western state arrests connected to a broader counterfeit operation.
Ex columnist Couplay Howley, longtime writer for Pita Howley, died Tuesday after a long illness. He lived in In-fater since 1954 and retired after 50 years with the Limes and other papers. Funeral is planned here Thursday morning.
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