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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1962
Page
9
The piece argues a steel strike remains possible but unlikely if growth stays 2 to 3 percent. It notes union power tied to size but emphasizes real job security and market access as the central conflict between capital and labor. It warns that high steel prices threaten markets, especially against Europe’s Common Market, risking broader U.S. industry.
Engineers Week focuses on economic growth through professional engineering. The Bexar County Texas Society honors Mr. B. Zachry for encouraging youth toward engineering and supporting groups. Data show declines in engineering freshmen and graduates while the USSR outsells the US in graduate engineers. Calls rise for better recruitment, especially of women, to secure future engineering supply.
Sen. Cannon criticizes Pentagon secrecy after finding government budget documents revealing detailed military data. He notes the same sensitive material has circulated to lawmakers and questions how secure defense information truly is while arguing for more transparency.
A 1962 Hall Syndicate dispatch details Rudolf Ivanovich Abel as a top electronic espionage engineer and Soviet insider. It cites U.S. Attorney General William F. Tompkins, alleged exchange pressures for Gary Powers, and Abel’s role coordinating Western spy rings, including a rogue sergeant in Moscow and U.N Washington embassy links. The piece claims Abel’s true identity and rank remain unknown to the CIA.
Recaps from The San Antonio Went Through the Years files noting deaths and milestones: Dr Adolph Herff, prominent physician, dies at 93 after 56 years in San Antonio. Mrs Mary Elizabeth Riddle Eagar turns 100, born when Texas was a republic. school enrollments and capacity at Thomas Jefferson Senior School and Brackenridge. 1912 hides decline impact on city revenue. 1902 theater opening. 1892 court jury appointments. 1870s to 1880s courthouse city hall mood note.
The article discusses spastic colon caused by nervous tension and rushed schedules. It offers guidance on rest, diet changes, avoiding irritants like tobacco and caffeine, and using laxatives or enemas sparingly. Gradual reestablishment of regular bowel habits is advised with gradual return to normal frequency.
In the Mailbox the author outlines forming the Political Association of Irish Democrats to advance Celtic Gaelic Irish American interests through activism and patronage. He proposes himself as president and envisions influence over jobs and flattery in politics.
George E Boroisky and Enry J Taylor defend Bobby Kennedy's international mission arguing no nepotism, citing historic service of presidential relatives and the need to scrutinize state and CIA mismanagement. They warn critics to judge on merit and results rather than bloodlines.
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