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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1965
Page
8
The Bonn government shifts stance and asks the Bundestag to decide on limits for Nazi crime prosecutions. A March 10 debate may rule there is no time limit. The piece also contrasts East German inaction with West Germany’s ongoing postwar prosecutions and calls for total eduction of Nazi remnants.
A Washington DC federal grand jury indicted the Communist Party of the United States for defying the Subversive Activities Control Act by failing to register and disclose records. The case follows a bid to close a loophole used in an earlier charge reversal. The Justice Department pursues the matter despite political pushback, framing communism as an attempt to overthrow democratic government. Attorney General Kalvenbach supports renewed action.
Maj. Gen. James L. Snyder Brooke Army Medical Center commander since 1961 and Maj. Gen. Prescott M. Spicer Lackland AFB Military Training Center commander since 1963 will retire at the end of March. Both have long San Antonio ties with Snyder an Army veteran of Europe invasion and Spicer a West Point graduate with Harvard MBA and decorations.
A North Carolina lay preacher buried a television set and placed a tombstone attributing satanic influence to the device. He thanked TV for quality programs yet suggested there might still be room in his burial plot for one more object, amid a note of reflective humor and questions about media and faith.
The piece outlines UNESCO and Malraux backing to nationalize privately owned art pre 1920, paying owners the original price. It warns of eminent domain over living rooms, risks to private property, and potential collapse of art collecting economics as governments eye prewar works, with Parisian press contrasting this with museums and collectors.
Letter disputes a newspaper claim that the writer opposes HB 408 in full. The writer says the bill overall isn’t bad and supports restitution payments while objecting to a quoted phrase about paying expenses in administering the restitution fund. The note defends DA office practices and calls for business houses not to bear unnecessary duties.
Letters discuss a stance on Cuba with calls to recognize a Cuban government in exile, give Guantanamo to that government, keep U.S. troops as advisers, and bomb Cuban targets if attacked, while questioning Don Sanchez and Navarro on starvation and population ideas. Names include CHESTER DEITER and JOE GARCIA.
Report notes fires in San Antonio last week linked to alcohol use and fatalities. Authorities caution against drinking and driving and warn of dangers from smoking while intoxicated. Jerry Mandel is cited in the message as a quoted figure.
A 1964 column identifies Luba Solov as a Chinese foreign agent registered with the U.S. Justice Department, distributing Beijing propaganda via China Photo Service. The piece notes other registered Chinese and Castro affiliates, explains the Foreign Agents Registration Act, and urges stronger oversight amid Cold War tensions.
Dr Lester Coleman presents on genetics closing heredity gaps and biological engineering potential to remove undesirable genes, while Dr Arthur Klatz reports antipeptic agents like amylopectin may curb pepsin and ulcers. Dr Jenn Mayer notes obesity activity links in teens, urging individualized care.
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