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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1967
Page
3
In a tense gathering, speakers denounce a 17 percent water rate hike and a proposed property tax, arguing families cannot feed or educate their children under the burden. A reverend condemns revenue measures and demands relief or wage-earning opportunity for workers.
NEW YORK AP Mrs Nelson A Rockefeller wife of the New York governor gave birth today to a six pound two ounce baby boy at Lying-In Hospital Both mother and son are reported doing well The child is the couple's second son Their first Nelson Jr was born May 30 1964
Special to The Light from Austin reports Rep Will L Smith of Beaumont introduced a measure in the Texas House to curb unlicensed driving. The bill targets more than 425,000 improperly licensed motorists with penalties from 100 to 200 dollars and mandatory jail for repeated offenses, aiming to reduce accidents and lack of insurance among unlicensed drivers.
A fragment notes a Greek voluntary code warning against cigarette smoking and cites action by the ministry and public prosecutor. It mentions a four year old ban on trading with Cuba and action against 12 Greek cargo ships and broadcaster NAB TV.
A compilation of marriage announcements lists numerous couples including Charles Robert Young and Flora Lee Anthony in Universal City and Laulsland, Frank Riley Eltington and Anna Maldonada Benton, and many others with varied hometowns such as Schertz, Belvine, and Kingsville. Divorces granted include Hiett Meade K Stor and Lucy Dole, among others, reflecting a broad civil record snapshot.
Gunfire roared in Managua as police sealed city entrances and searched vehicles and occupants. At least three injured in antigovernment protests. authorities aimed to bar opponents from the capital to prevent a repeat of last week’s near civil war, where forty killed and about 160 injured in clashes between rebels and government troops.
President Johnson outlines postwar plans with Gardner Ackley leading a team to shape tax cuts, expand priority programs, and ready credit expansion. He projects seven years of growth with moderate gains, urges wage restraint, notes 1967 price rise risks, and discusses monetary policy and public investment amid a smoother transition for workers and industries tied to defense.
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