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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1960
Page
7
Philadelphia, two railroads, and 23 unions form a non profit to expand fast rail transport, back commuter lines, and cut Midtown auto traffic. Fixed carrier subsidies and future federal matching may fund modernization, with aims to extend beyond Philadelphia to surrounding areas. Tests show feasibility, and the city aims air conditioned cars and more park and ride depots to attract riders.
Senate Majority Leader Lyndon Johnson warned a New York visit that Congress will pass a good civil rights bill this session. He pledged full constitutional rights protection and emphasized voting rights, noting if the House acts by February 15 the Senate will send its measure. He said it may not satisfy all extremists but would show substantial progress.
A health article explains that shortness of breath often stems from congestive heart failure rather than tobacco or poor conditioning. It outlines orthopnea, position-related dyspnea, and sleep disruption, plus home measures to ease symptoms and the limits of medicine as a cure.
Sokolsky discusses how biographies of candidates bias readers and the balancing act of nominating politicians. He notes current literature favors perspectives, cites New York's Roosevelt vs DeSapio struggle for delegate control, and explores potential ticket formations with Kennedy, Johnson, Wagner, and Stevenson amid party maneuvering.
Gen Walter Krueger quietly observed his sixty ninth birthday at his home, while writing a history of his unit's campaigns. The note details other local items from the SAAN year 1930 through 1980, including civic events, bids, and community notices.
A fragment recounts Bridget Divers following a husband into Civil War service with the Ist Michigan Cavalry. It notes horses shot, a dramatic charge, and Divers’ brave actions at Malthe of Faly Oaks. The piece cites a Civil War dictionary edited by Mark Moulner and published by Melony.
Labor chiefs plan to back any Democratic candidate over Nixon and may endorse Lyndon Johnson if he delivers on civil rights and minimum wage. a broad APL-CIO approach signals neutrality publicly but seeks to block a Republican win. Key figures include Walter Reuther and Arthur Goldberg at Stevenson era negotiations.
In a reader letter Mrs Elton L Fewell commends young paper carrier Downing for his politeness and helpfulness after a year of illness and surgery. She notes his reliable delivery and personal warmth, urging special recognition for his character and service. The letter also reflects on Cuba and Fidel Castro debates in the era.
A brief reading focuses on the phrase I love God and hateth his brother and states that love for God is proved by loving the unseen, living faith in daily conduct. It underscores that affection for a seen brother reflects true devotion to the unseen God.
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