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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1963
Page
8
A Texas association of college teachers criticizes political pressure on public education. They argue public boards should not fire teachers for political activity and urge officials to keep hiring and firing authority with the administration.
In the new 68th Congress Democrats and Republicans clash over committee and leadership posts as Kennedy pushes his aged care plan. Amid fast moves and recess, speculation centers on vacancies in Ways and Means and who will back the tax cut. A state of the union address looms as factions maneuver in a climate of intraparty wrangling.
A compact association statement urges segregation within Methodist circles and pledges to assist in endum on the topic. Methodist ministers note the group formed to curb integration socialist and communist teaching, citing biblical passages while calling integrationalists to reevaluate their views.
Fragmentary OCR reads political figures and groups linked to leftist activity. Mentions Madera Fresh Imperialist Magon Rabicora San Buenas Lambarde Ventura and Governor Saul Gonzales with Hipolito Villa, state agency dispatch for investigation.
In Mexico City AP reports former president Lazaro Cardenas is criticized by ex ally Emilio Portes Gil over backing of a new peasant organization. The dispute threatens national prestige as tensions rise with the Mexican Communist Party and NC Federation amid attacks on the central government. A separate suicide case, Lucinda Espinosa, 24, of Arizona, is noted after aspirin poisoning at a hospital, while a man linked to the same unrest is attacked by the Leftist Federation.
A large group of about 3,000 Italian doctors staged a walkout protesting government policy on emergency care. The action disrupted hospital operations as physicians pressed for faster reforms and safer working conditions.
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