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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1963
Page
7
A fragmented San Antonio Light page lists Saturday January 26 1963 TV radio schedules. Programs include early news The Three Stooges Popeye Captain Kangaroo Fury Rin Tin Tin Sky King Top Cat Beany and Cecil Lassie Wrestling Star Shuck Chit and other features with times and channel cues, reflecting a split daily broadcast log.
A fragmented schedule lists light entertainment and sports shows from 5:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. including The Lone Star Sportsman, Sam Benedict, The Gallant Men, Saturday Night at the Movies, Gunsmoke, and a Metropolitan Opera program, with radio station call signs and program blocks interspersed.
Saturday evening logs show programs across channels including Gunsmone and Gates Gate. Notable items include Temple wage notes, News IostLofe Gate Weasiote, and various shows like Hello TS Rocket Hartingen. Channel 4100 Bromnogunt appears in listings with multiple time slots and program names.
A wrap of Saturday television including sports, surf and ski coverage from Makaha Beach and Fox River Grove, plus movie and comedy segments. Highlights mention international surfing, Norge ski jumping, Jackie Gleason, Frank Fontaine, and a Reginald Rose mystery with a star-studded cast.
A former Navy serviceman described as MEEVIDENT Meevident S underwent hernia repair surgery last Friday. He returned home in good health with medical notes noting stability and recovery.
The House Appropriations Committee, amid a reshaped membership, signals a push to trim President Kennedy’s $92.3 billion budget by at least $8 billion. Chairman Clarence Cannon and senior Republican Ben Jensen warn the scale of spending endangers solvency, while turnover rumors fuel the debate.
United States officials report that a major donor totaling 98,969 dollars aided Mrs. Kennedy, while Paris and Washington spar over De Gaulle's stance on Britain joining the Common Market. The political maneuvering continues as the White House, French leadership, and European allies weigh nuclear and trade policy moves amid public criticism.
French papers worry about De Gaulle isolating France as Kennedy and Spaak critique his policy. A 271-145 vote in the French National Assembly approved his foreign policy after prominent figures voiced qualms about the Franco German treaty and potential ally losses. Meanwhile in Washington, Federal Power Commissioner Howard Morgan resigns, citing pressures from industry and urging exceptional appointments to regulatory bodies.
A civil case involving a priest and alleged statements sparked a court dispute as UPI reports detail a controversial suit dismissal. The action centered on claims of racial bias tied to church and military figures, with a background of fatal crash aftermath and security concerns. Authorities noted a court ruling on the civil matter while describing related testimonies and institutional links.
Washington reports that a cold wave sweeping the South and Southwest will push food prices higher this month. Government sources say living costs declined in December but are set to rise with winter crop damage and freezes affecting fruit and meat markets.
Readable items announce dances at Millop Hall with Emil Mann on Saturday and at Ady Le Vermin Hall with Western Priflers on January 2. Other entries mention Farmers Daughter, Exvil Mann, Joe dancing midweek, Bob Wilks act at Texaz Playboys, and Moonfighters at Kirby Tex Hall.
CAPE CANAVERAL UPI April 2 target set for astronaut Leroy Gordon Cooper Jr to make 22 orbits, a 34 hour voyage potentially eclipsing Walter Schirra’s six Earth orbits last October. Landing planned in the Pacific near Midway Island. Scientists revise Mercury capsule for extended life with extra power and life support.
Christian A. Herter opened talks in Brussels aimed at reducing tariffs between the United States and the European Common Market. He will meet Belgian Foreign Minister Spaak to discuss the German market crisis and Britain’s move toward joining the bloc. The talks reflect Kennedy’s Trade Expansion Act powers to cut tariffs and leverage reciprocal reductions, with broader market expansion potentially removing duties on machinery, paints, cosmetics, steel, and aircraft. Separately, Moscow announced broader measures to boost biological research across topics from weed killers to life in space.
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