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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1963
Page
3
Fragmented OCR note reports on San Shaisky Savings and Loan’s stance with insurance and a federal agency. Mentions high grade preferverts and yields cited as 414 percent for retirees, with references to ages and rent.
The piece reports a hopeful economic outlook tied to JFK’s policy messages stressing tax cuts and stimulus to spur growth ahead of the next elections. It notes proposed tax reductions, potential retroactive effects, and expected impacts on business and personal rates, with stock market reactions and mentions of major firms and sectors.
Unclear OCR text notes unemployment changes in San Antonio with figures for November 1962 and October 1962. The snippet mentions rates of 5.2 percent and 4.3 percent, but the record lacks complete context and dates. The readable elements show national or regional unemployment shifts referenced for November and October.
Pearl Brewing Co. presented cash safety awards to employees at its safety meeting. Executives Otto A. Keckler and Dats Proper announced the initiative, with others including John Eagle and Henry Zodner participating in the program.
The report lists calves and hogs with varied price ranges from 15.75 to 16.25, and goats and sheep with terms like cull and slaughter status. It notes quantities such as 400 barrows and sows and details on lambs and ewes, including “No. 1 and 3” grades and bulk fresh shorn goats with 32 percent read at eight, among other scattered figures.
The event by Hauck to address the Banacrutic Council was canceled citing that the session was used to promote the City Council campaign. The article notes political tensions and mentions Democratic figures like Kovtsite Dochouratic groups and Jin Pariow planning to discuss county home rule laws.
The Po liliga Association of Spanish Speaking Organizations plans a mass signature drive aiming for about 15 000 voters to pressure County Democratic Chairman John Daniels to convene a convention and nominate candidates. Col Richard Owen- Fort chairman- led a PASSO meeting as they outlined protests over unemployment and housing, calling for a city slate and rapid industrial growth.
A government notice explains a retirement and profit sharing plan credit for self employed individuals. The act provides a credit up to 1200 dollars for investments in qualified pension plans. Guidance suggests consulting Matlan financial firms or brokers for specifics and filing deadlines.
A Chinese Communist gunboat was hit and disappeared from sight after an encounter with nationalist Chinese warships near the Nationalist held Maten deland, the defense ministry said today.
A scrambled medical ad touts Caroxsare as a laxative aid claiming to relax tense colon muscles and relieve constipation overnight. It references ECOLONAID and COLONAID products, touting gentle effects for expectant mothers and a muscular wall action to expel waste.
The text references taena usher and prices from the National Association of Securities and Oodle Inc, noting the figures do not represent actual values. It suggests estimates could not be deemed exact and hints at bid and asked ranges during a cannitarion context with dividend terms involved.
A Peking broadcast reports that the United States faces unemployment and deficits. The transcript notes concerns over the American economy and the balance of payments amid the Great Leap Forward era.
COMORANO SPRINGS Cola AP reports construction of a sugar beet refining plant in Texas to start immediately. Plant on a 704 acre site two miles west of Hereford aims for completion by September 2, 1864, employing 400 to 590 workers during construction.
The Veterans Administration claims $185,722 was overpaid to students via the Houston Independent School District for veterans education from January 1, 1959, to December 31. The district presented its case to a VA committee in Dallas on October 46, with figures disputed and a ruling expected on repayment.
French Defense Minister Messmer told deputies that France will obtain atomic bombs by year end with bombs stored for deployment on carrier aircraft. Newsmen reported his remarks indicating readiness years earlier than once expected.
Rep Bruce Alger accused the Kennedy administration of punishing Dallas for not backing the President's preferred candidate. He cited a new federal office building project in Dallas and asserted officials aimed to penalize Dallas voters for political support.
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