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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1967
Page
17
The Arkansas Democrat’s Sen. Fulbright is criticized for ignorance and inconsistency in proposing a cease fire and pressuring South Vietnam’s Ky to negotiate with the Viet Cong. The piece labels his plan arrogant and harmful, arguing the U S should not topple foreign leaders.
The fourth annual Bexar County Junior Livestock Show will run Friday and Saturday at the Coliseum with more than 650 entries. The non profit event, backed by farmers and civic groups, offers free admission and parking and no auction. Winners may advance to the San Antonio Livestock Exposition opening February 2.
Premier Nguyen Cao Ky angrily rebukes critics of the U.S. Vietnam war effort. He cites civilian deaths and atrocities blamed on the Viet Cong, asking why opponents do not protest the killings of South Vietnamese civilians and religious workers. He predicts a long wait for broad condemnation.
George Murphy of California is named chairman of the Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee. He aims to unify the party and back Republican nominees, while avoiding personal power plays. Murphy’s record includes fundraising, cooperation with Reagan, and a history of party loyalty over ideological divides.
A reader letter rails against perceived liberal bias in editorials and cites concerns about freedom of the press. It contrasts two examples with broader worries about national debt, gold standard history, and monetary policy, arguing for factual reporting and accountability. The author signs as A OLIVER.
A county bid for the notary public and public stenographer concession at the Bexar County Courthouse sparked controversy. The author claims his bid 20 percent higher than the second highest was ignored on January 6, 1987, with vote splits blamed on free enterprise advocates. The highest bidder named is Karl Wanner.
Menry J. Taylor argues the liberal establishment distorts truth to protect Adam Clayton Powell. He mocks Emanuel Celler and Sen Robert F Kennedy while condemning shifts in party leadership, criticizing King and Brown and noting Harlem violence and Porter Authority ties. Powell’s seat remains under pressure as liberal hush fading.
The piece discusses how steam heated rooms dry the nasal and sinus lining increasing infection risk. It recommends moisture via steam vaporizers or a hot bath. safety warnings about kettle use and radiator-misted moisture. It also explains Addison's disease as a gland disorder with fatigue low blood pressure and weight loss, noting diagnosis requires chemical studies.
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