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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1969

Page

6

Misty-Eyed LBJ Says It's a Big Relief

Johnson and family greeted Texans with joy as Lyndon B. Johnson left the White House after five years to resume life at his Texas ranch. He spoke of peace, thanked supporters, and contrasted his emotion with Humphrey’s calm in the transition.

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Hottest Day Recorded in Rio de Janeiro Often Noted

A January 1903 record heat in Rio de Janeiro stands as the hottest day in the city’s history. A San Antonio resident’s life turns on a simple Light Want Ad that shifts their course.

Rio de Janeiro

Man o Heights Truck Collides With Substation

A pickup rolled out of control at the Alamo Heights postal substation Monday. The truck struck a Wet postal boxes after officers say the driver, Tom Moseley of 202 Arcadia, parked to check mail, claimed the emergency brake was set but the vehicle slipped into gear and moved away.

Alamo Heights Tom Moseley Arcadia

Featherbedding Firemen Reappears In Rail Freight Cars

The piece argues that featherbedding firemen on freight and yard diesels has resurfaced. It notes engineers and brakemen in cabs remove lookout duties for a third man, while unions seek restoration. Railroads say no need exists, citing public cost and stalled progress in rail service.

Firemen's Union Ng Transportation

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