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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1968
Page
8
A light essay questions the romanticized view of St Valentine and Valentine’s Day. It contrasts conflicting encyclopedia spellings and myths about two Valents, then whimsically suggests honoring a Faustian Valentine with an amulet and a Faust music recording.
A London retiree, Alfred Barrs, fed up with critics of the United States, mailed a 100 pound check with the slogan I'm Backing America to the U S Embassy saying he cannot stand the anti American sentiment. His gesture expresses gratitude for U S aid.
A Soviet report claims Chinese residents are influenced by Maoist thinking, with a Chinese mental patient described as dancing and noisy until studying Mao works. The account is presented as evidence of officially directed irrationality within Communist China affecting a vast population.
Charles Bullock argues soldiers in Vietnam lacked proper sniper arms though thousands of fine pieces remain available. He recalls a 3006 Springfield and asserts it was deemed obsolete by some yet used at long ranges in SOG.
The text argues poverty advances workers and employers struggle with rent while education loses its factor in high paying jobs. It claims administration raised labor toward educated college professor standards, suggesting no need for higher education and unequal treatment for the unemployed or underemployed.
A reflective column argues the word we masks who bears burdens such as police funding and education. It questions collective responsibility and urges substitution with they to recognize disadvantaged youth and unequal privilege, prompting calls for sacrifice and reform.
Labor strife slows ammunition and weapon production across many plants from Alaska to Maine. Teamsters strike a radar site in Alaska delaying early warning, while others hinder shells and cartridges at facilities like Louisiana Ammunition Plant and Maremont Car in Maine. The piece argues a need for clear wartime communication and unified AFL-CIO leadership.
William F Buckley Jr argues that US travel restrictions on Europe provoke European resentment, mock the logic of travel limits, and threaten American prestige. He contends Europe already faces broader anti imperial shifts and warns the Johnson plan mirrors a tariff paradox while speculating on Labor and CIA forms.
Medical observer explains tongue condition reflects body balance, infections, allergies, nutrient deficiencies, and medications. Describes swollen or smooth tongues signaling anemia or illness, white patches from irritants or thrush, geographic tongue with no serious impact, and color changes tied to riboflavin deficiency or antibiotics.
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