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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1963
Page
4
Report covers day two of high level talks with Khrushchev in Washington and in Las Vegas where on site inspection plans and statements from U S and Soviet representatives were discussed. conversaciones referenced mutual limits on disclosures and potential annual visits for verification.
In Concord New Hampshire on Tuesday Representative Peter P Charland filed a bill to outlaw displays of feminine legs more than one inch above the knee. He cited disgust at women crocheting in shorts in shopping centers and said the measure would not apply to bathing or athletic contexts.
A Trinity ROTC professor with more than two decades of service plans retirement in January. He first joined Trinity in the early 1950s, helped organize the ROTC program, and served in Korea and Europe. The piece notes his World War I era service and loyalty to the university.
Sources in London report Red China’s nuclear program slowed by withdrawal of Soviet support. U.S. experts say China may possess enough uranium to near an experimental device but will not have an operational bomb soon. Analysts differ on urgency and pace.
The Home Rule Association and BCHRA prepare briefing at 7:00 p m in Crystal Ballroom Granada for precinct convention workers. They oppose the Citizens Committee for County Name Male led by Albert Fuentes and urge credentials and ballots for vetting at the county convention.
Israel pressed the United Nations to ease emigration for Jews from the Soviet Union. Meir Nosenne said thousands seek to leave, backing a proposal that every national may depart freely. Soviet delegate Boris Ivanov called the charges slanderous and opposed a wider expatriation project.
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