22 Feb 1965
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1965
Page
1
King and associates convened at a church in Selma for a strategy session with advisors including Rev Andrew Young. Plans focus on accelerating voter registration amid demonstrations. Police report arrests in Selma and nearby areas, with context on voting rights and local demographics.
The State Department and White House push limits on travel and posters to curb foreign trips and ease the balance of payments. Johnson urged Americans to see the United States before spending abroad, while passport offices report rising demand and travel costs.
A fragmented ad-like insert discusses hair loss, suggesting natural causes and scalp troubles. It promotes National special hair treatment with claimed 40 years experience and free consultation. It urges readers to seek private consultation for personalized care and promising solutions.
Washington authorizes a push to simplify registration and remove barriers to voting for all eligible adults, with Vice President Humphrey and Sen. Clark discussing constitutional, literacy test concerns and the path to broader civil rights compliance. A Houston AP report notes a fatal accident tied to voter access debates and a conservative leadership coalition forming in response to civil rights actions.
A long interview with Jules Loh recalls a violent death and his belief in threats against him by hostile forces. Loh describes his life, family violence, and a shift in ideology linked to Whites and Black extremism, dating back to his Utah and Michigan roots and the Pearl Harbor era.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a treasure team, depth notes, and possible silver bars. Names and places are unclear, with several corrupted terms, but references to a depth of two feet and a gold saver imply a buried hoard scenario.
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