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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1967
Page
3
In Dallas AP report Dr PB Banerjee, India’s embassy minister in Washington, warned that Red China may launch another attack on India to divert attention from internal Communist strife. He cited a potential new China India border clash with broad regional consequences.
Congress debates a 4.3 billion cut to Johnson's 172.4 billion budget plan amid pressure from both parties. Leaders warn against deep reductions while noting security needs and the Vietnam war. Banerjee comments on India’s neutral stance aligning with American aims for peace.
Leofard Joe Powell aged 32 of 107 Guns pleaded guilty to forging a U S Treasury check and was sentenced to four years in federal prison for that count. He received a second four year term for interstate shipment theft to run concurrently. Judge Adrian A Spears noted Powell’s drug addiction and asked about certification as an addict before ordering probation adjustments to be served concurrently.
St Mary's University and the Texas Education Agency announce a new elementary education program to begin in September. The program aims to address the shortage of elementary teachers and reflects growing male enrollment and interest in teaching at the elementary level. It balances liberal arts, curriculum, and professional education while avoiding overemphasis on professional courses.
NEW YORK UPI writers discuss modes of thinking in young children referencing Michael Wallach and Nathan Kogan authors of Modes of Thinking in Young Children Bolt, Rinehart. The piece questions whether creativity equates to higher intelligence in early development and notes differing perspectives from the cited authors.
Members of the Jourdanton Community Chamber of Commerce and the Woman's Auxiliary plan their annual banquet in the high school gym on Thursday night. The Citizen of the Year will be announced for the family name and initials, honoring Loyal Servants in a community effort.
The West German magazine Stern says it will cut parts of its serial installment of The Death of a President after objections by Mrs Kennedy and the Kennedy family. A Stern spokesman says cuts target passages found objectionable and deny political sponsorship by Senator RFK. The edits differ from changes by Look and other magazines with foreign rights.
Special to The Ant Journal Jourdanton The Atascosa County Livestock Show will be held Thursday through Saturday at the American Legion Park between Pleasanton and Jourdanton. There are 287 entries, up from 218 last year, with for the first time champion and reserve champion breeding animals, beef, sheep, swine and dairy sold at auction. A horse show debuts Saturday with halter class and performance class events. Officials include President Victor Pesek Jourdanton Vice President Guy H Smith Fashing Secretary Treasurer Tolan Schultz Pleasanton and Recording Secretary George McAllister Jourdanton.
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