Editor's Report on Foreign Policy and Ghana Aid
A Hearst column argues foreign policy should earn respect, not buy friends with aid. It cites Ghana and Kwame Nkrumah, urging cuts to American aid totaling about 150 million dollars, and notes State Department hesitation. The piece reflects on public reaction to prior editorials and Johnson administration remarks.
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William Randolph Hearst Jr
Kaherde-Chiel
Hearst
Johnson
United States
Truman
Eisenhower
U.S
The Editor Recommends What are the real facts about Panama
The article previews a Q and A with former ambassador Joseph Farland on Page 7-AA tackling Panama issues. It notes public opinion polls showing Roman Catholics hope for a change on birth control, a City PTA Council push against dropout rates, and Felicia Cosman’s piece on popularity quests.
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Panama
Joseph Farland
Louis Cassels
America
PTA
Felicia Coosman
Stock Show sets attendance and livestock records at San Antonio
The San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo neared its end with officials declaring record attendance of 284 147 to date and new records for livestock entries and show divisions. Two rodeo performances are planned Sunday along with judging and parade events. A total of 8 075 head of livestock entered this year across open and junior shows, with open divisions totaling 1 198 in breeding cattle and market hogs. Continued on Page 5 Col 4.
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San Antonio
E. W. Bickett
Sanantonio Livestock Exposition
Coliseum Arena
Joe Freeman
South Texas
Puzzled Mourner: He Was Quiet Boy Says Dad
A grieving father recalls Rudy Zamora a 20 year old who killed his employer and family then wounded others before a self inflicted gunshot ended his rampage in southern Ohio. The tale follows a troubled life marked by loss and fear.
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Don Heath
Glenn Tucker
Ohio
Rudy Zamora
Carlos Zamora
McKinley
Rains On Way Foresee Change To Showers Monday
The weather bureau predicts warm Sunday with a near 60 degree high in San Antonio, followed by showers on Monday as light southerly winds shift to northwesterly. Saturday’s high reached 63 degrees with a 45 degree low, described as a late show. The text ends with a fragmented question about Rudy Zamora.
Four Die in Ohio Farm Massacre and Suspect Commits Suicide
In Athens Ohio on Valentine’s Day a farm family of four was killed as a farmhand Rudy Zamora 20 suspected of the massacre shot himself after a nightlong manhunt. He had connections to the Wildman family through marriage and reportedly sought wages he believed were due. Patricia Wildman 20 and others were wounded and sent to Columbus and local hospitals.
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UPL
Rudy Zamora
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Antonio
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Zamora
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Shields
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Eugene Wildman
Kelp
Weekend weather outlook with mild Sunday and showers ahead
Sunday's forecast calls for fair skies and mild temperatures with a high near 60 and a low around 42. Sunday night will bring cloudy skies and light winds becoming southeasterly, then northwest Monday as scattered showers move in ahead of a Monday high near 60.
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Law
Texas Raked By Cold Winds Spread Across State
Cold northwest winds swept North and East Texas on Saturday with 48 in the chill as a new cold front moved through. Small craft warnings were in place along the coast while the Panhandle and South Plains began to warm Sunday.
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Texas
Panhandle
South Plains
Cyprus Fails to Secure U.N. Emergency Meeting
At U N headquarters in New York Cyprus failed to force an emergency Security Council session over fears of a Turkish invasion. Britain sought an early meeting, with U S backing, as Greek and Turkish Cypriots clashed. U Thant urged restraint and calm as diplomats from Greece, Turkey, and Cyprus prepared for a council session.
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Cyprus
U.N. Security Council
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Britain
U Nation Council
United States
U.S
Mekarios
New York
Dimitri S. Bitsios
Thant
Bitsios
Greece
Isi
Hearst Chief Editor to Speak at Texas Safety Conference
About 2000 people are expected to attend the 25th annual Texas safety conference in Dallas on March 19. William Randolph Hearst Jr. editor in chief of The Hearst Newspapers will be featured speaker.
Forty Pakistani Children Drown in River Accident
Forty children aged 8 to 16 drowned when a truck transporting them to an annual festival skidded and plunged into the Jhelum River near Rawalpindi. The truck driver was the sole survivor.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Jhelum River
Rawalpindi
Exposition Program Rodeo Later Today in Appatoosa
Sunday rodeo champions day features classes in horses roping and reining at the Coliseum morning judging and an afternoon parade of Appatoosa champions. Evening rodeo at 2:00 and 6:00 also at the Coliseum with stump race and other events listed.
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Appatoosa
Franco German Talks End Amid Aid Pledge and Tensions
Paris and Bonn closed a two day Franco German summit in Paris. They agreed to pool economic aid to South America while keeping tense policy stances over North Atlantic defense and European security. Leaders Charles de Gaulle and Ludwig Erhard were part of the talks.
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France
West Germany
South America
Iis
Deputies Bind Three Young Sons At Farmhouse
Deputies bound three sons aged 3, 4 and 5 in the living room of the Pierce farmhouse as Mrs. Pierce copes with her husband’s death a few months prior.
Auction Ring Razed by Fire in Abilene
ABILENE AP Fire swept through the Abilene Livestock Auction today driven by strong winds. Damage estimated at 150000 to 200000 dollars destroyed one auction barn and about half the pens with no live stock present at the time.
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Abilene
Abilené
Light Wanted Hours Sundays Dial CA 61231
Classified item seeks light service on Sundays from 2 PM to 5 PM. Contact available by dialing CA 61231 for details and scheduling.
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DIAL
Win Two Vacations In It’s A Woman’s World Section
The Light presents a special fourth section titled It’s A Woman’s World focusing on activities. Two contests offer trips for two: one is an all expenses paid week at the New York World’s Fair, the other five days in Los Angeles with Disneyland. American Airlines and Astros jets sponsor. Turn to Page B for full entry details.
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Disneyland
American Airlines Astros
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