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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1963
Page
5
A team led by Prof G Ernest Wright of Harvard University reports uncovering what they believe is the ancient biblical city of Sichem Sithem mentioned in Genesis and other Old Testament books. The find centers on the site identified with the first city named in the Bible where Abraham and Jacob worshipped.
A damaged OCR fragment lists admission prices and a play title. It indicates Nav et Say Aelowip with some altered text and a San Pedro Playhouse reservation note, including adult price references around two dollars and a stray theater term.
Hollywood gossip notes Diana Dors returns to London while projects shift. Diana and Pat Willman, with Dick Overstake writing, explore a plot about a touring golfer and extramarital dynamics. Diana’s home base and TV film plans mix with industry chatter about Bing Crosby, Walt Disney, and other stars shaping upcoming releases.
Dr John P Gallagher, a Washington neurosurgeon, cites a report on treating saccular brain aneurysms using a philojection technique. The method injects stiff hair into the aneurysm sac with a pneumatic gun to induce clotting and fibroblast growth, shrinking the artery wall to normal size.
Dick Jones of the San Antonio Housing Authority will be program director for the Southwest Regional Council at the National Association of Housing and Redevelopment in San Antonio at the Gunter Hotel from June 28 to 25. Key speakers include Marie Maguire former SAHA director and U.S. Public Housing commissioner and Bill Slaton connected to the Urban Renewal Administration in Washington. Also mentions lawn service and tree pruning spraying consultants from The Business &.
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