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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1963
Page
2
Fischer praises a freeway trial while drivers show mixed reactions. Secretaries report frequent irate calls from citizens. officials warn several nights of adjustments and potential parking prohibitions on sections of Colorado and Colubya.
South Carolina moves toward integrating Clemson College as Gov officials and courts press to enroll James H. Gantt amid past segregation. Chief Justice Warren refused a stay. Gantt expected to enter next week with officials predicting no violence.
A controversial memory training promotion from Avnoted publisher in Chisago touts a simple technique for recall and social advancement. It promises enhanced confidence and influence, with a mailed course titled Advanced in Memory offered by Memory Studies at 825 Diversey Parkway, Chicago 14, NL.
President Penrose B. Metcalf addressed the National Wool Growers Association in Las Vegas urging import limits as the best path to aid the wool industry. He called current methods inadequate and praised the approach as wise and effective amid industry concerns during the convention.
AP reports 11 year old Daan Porter charged with armed robbery of the Adle police station after escaping jail where he was held on traffic charges. Porter seized a pistol, ordered the officer into a cell, and took $11 during the break as friends tried to raise $40 in fines.
A tense push unfolds for the county home rule charter conventions with West Side organizers led by Councilmen Ray Padilla and George de la Garza challenging Pena allies. Republicans and some Democrats rally for reform while critics warn a constitutional overhaul is needed, as The Trumpeter urges GOP turnout for Saturday’s 1 a.m. start.
In Richmond Virginia a bus driver recaptured a dog that led police to two teenage thieves found with coins. Separately Paris reports President de Gaulle and Chancellor Adenauer signed a cooperation treaty as Brussels talks on Britain joining the European common market face possible suspension. Adenauer pressed for a compromise and a potential inventory pause while market talks continue. The San Antonian notes life pivots on a single light want ad.
Christopher Ruklle, son of musician Nelson Riddle, remained in serious condition in Malibu after being struck by a car while riding his bicycle or delivering papers. Hospital officials reported a fractured point and a possible skull fracture.
Defense lawyers for Rebeut 4. Lorke 22 of 468 Wheaton filed a federal motion requesting a psychiatric examination arguing the defendant suffers from paranoid schizophrenic reaction and may not know right from wrong. The indictment stems from a statutory rape case involving a 2 year old girl near Fort Sam Houston. The defendant has pleaded not guilty. The examination date is not set.
Lord Francis Williams, former governor of the BBC and editor of the London Daily Herald, warned at the Fund for the Republic convocation that press freedom is eroding globally. He cited Africa, Asia, and parts of the Americas where journalists face suppression, plus official efforts to manipulate news during the Cuban crisis and at the Pentagon.
Ugandan Prime Minister Millart Obote and Tanganyika Vice President Rashidi Kawawa arrived in London for talks with Prime Minister Harold Millan on the future of East regional cooperation.
Three generations tied to Knowlton's Creamery highlighting J A Junior Caballero as a 13 year veteran who trained at Texas A and M and worked in the milk plant. His father J M Caballero a 32 year Amurican's veteran rose to general superintendent while grandfather Macaria Alvarado was Knowlton's first employer now retired. Junior serves as procurement agent overseeing material purchases for dairy processing.
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