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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1963
Page
5
A former Woman's Army Corps member from Weatherford now in custody in San Antonio faces charges of forgery theft and cashing a $12 money order. Police allege she used the name Barbara E. Smith to obtain funds and fled. The case involves forged documents and details remain under investigation.
Ambassador Lazare Mozkanive of Rwanda presented credentials to President Kennedy at the White House. Caroline Kennedy, nearby, handled a playful moment as the scene unfolded. County Democrats prepared to press a signature drive to back a party convention ticket.
UPI reports US Ambassador Kohler returned to Moscow following talks in Havana with Kennedy administration officials. The meeting touched on Soviet troop and weapon issues, while a petition drive seeks to force a party convention or primary by gathering about 13,900 signatures from one fourth of last governor race voters. Daniels may require signature verification and funding for the check.
In Baghdad, gunfire from a half hour clash between revolutionary forces and supporters of slain Premier Abdel Kazim Kassem broke out near Kita Street after the 1 p.m. curfew, with troops clashing with Communists and snipers. Authorities censored reports and detained suspects as crowds watched a mop-up operation, with prisoners seen being moved to police stations amid gatherings of frightened residents.
Washington based UPI reports the average factory work week fell in January for the second straight month. The Labor Department noted a drop of about four hours per week, with unemployment rising by roughly 800,000 to 4.7 million, matching January 1982 levels.
The House Ways and Means Committee has 50 requests from businessmen farmers laborers stockholders and others to testify on President Kennedy's 10.3 billion tax cut plan. The first non government witness will be Noah M Mason former senior Republican on the committee, appearing Tuesday.
West Berlin police disclosed two arrests as Communist spy activity. They named Cometius Van Peck of Amsterdam as arrested for reporting to secret police in East Germany. The refugee’s identity was not released.
In a Thursday night incident at 1315 W. Kirk two burglars attempted to steal from a car but faced a fierce counterattack by a mother and her son. Maxell grabbed the driver, the duo fled, they were pursued to a nearby house where two first names were taken. Mrs Lela Carver 58 and Maxwell 25 identified two burglars as Fred Cup 54 Tulsa and J C Mallister 34 Savannah. Mrs Carver reclaimed a ring while her son pursued the other thief.
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