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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1964
Page
12
Renwicke Cary delivers a zestful review of Love With the Proper Stranger at the Paramount, praising sharp wit and engaging performances. The piece frames the film as stylish, witty entertainment with romantic undertones and strong star turns.
The San Antonio AFL CIO COPE endorsed incumbents Jake Johnson Place 1 Rudy Esquivel Place 2 Virgil Berry Place 4 Glenn Rothmann Place 5 and John Alaniz Place 6 after a three hour meeting at the Gunter Hotel where 15 candidates appeared. Endorsements for Places 3 and 6 were left open with incumbents Stanford Smith Place 4 and Jim Segrest Place 6 not endorsed, while others including Pat Jefferson Tom Lee Max Fuentes Bob Vale and Philip Pyndus attended. The group signaled further study before endorsing candidates for Places 3 and 6 with Berry cited for his labor voting record and as scrutiny focused on his pledged stance toward House Speaker Byron Tunnell.
Oklahoma City AP report notes U S Chamber president labeled Johnson’s poverty plan a political ploy to boost votes and justify higher spending. The debate touches taxes and investment flow while party figures critique or defend policy amid broader fiscal discourse. The article weaves in film review tangents about Natalie Wood and Love with the Proper Stranger, reflecting a mixed-page format.
A Los Angeles report describes spring fashion trends as the National Association endorses stretch fabrics and new silhouettes. Colors favor light bright tones with slim cuts. plaid and check patterns appear as bold options. Wrinkle resistance and shimmery fabrics are noted, aiming to fit varying body shapes.
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