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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1964
Page
6
The snippet shows a 1964 date February 26 with a business directory style prompt urging readers to seek expert tax time assistance and to place service ads in the Directory. It mentions Laght and general marketing language about selling and renting listings.
AUSTIN Special reports that Texas dropouts may complete high school via three study paths offered by the National School of Education. Adults can pursue the State Diploma or Equivalency Certificate, with Home Study and other options designed for part time learners. The ad claims 63 million adults nationwide lack diplomas and highlights access through the National School of Home Study.
The Birmingham post office opens a Beatles themed tax effort with a one cent sales tax exemption for seniors. George Harrison, 21, reportedly earns under two thousand yearly, with gifts and cards pouring in from Beatle fans across Britain. City finances say the exemption is unworkable though, as described by Director B R Winstead.
Los Angeles AP report Actor Vic Morrow, 35, was sued for 2000 a month in alimony and child support as his divorce action from Barbara Morrow proceeds. They married in 1957 and have two daughters aged 2 and 5. The wife alleges his income is 10000 monthly.
Civil rights groups threaten more demonstrations after 172,350 pupils miss classes in Chicago public schools in a second boycott protesting de facto segregation. CCCO claims over 125,000 students affected. officials cite heavy absences in Negro districts and 465,000 student enrollment citywide. Boston also witnesses wide turnout for freedom schools as leaders urge calm amid criticism from Cardinal Cushing and politicians.
President Johnson weighs appointing an ambassador or personal representative to the Vatican. Senate aide Hubert Humphrey promotes the move, arguing regular U.S. representation would aid ties with the Middle East, Africa, and Latin America during global tensions. The United States has had one such envoy in history, Myron Taylor, appointed during World War II.
Mexico plans new Rio Grande bridges at Reynosa Camargo Lucio Blanco and Matamoros the Public Works Ministry said yesterday linking La Linda Mexico and Heath ment. The report notes concessions grants related to the project.
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