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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1963

Page

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JFK Plan Offers No Aid to Medical School Project

Dr James P Nallers, a noted hacker of the South Texas Medical School project in San Antonio, says the presidents niduto education proposal does not relate to the planned medical school. He cites House Bill 12 by Rep Ian Bis would provide federal funds for the $17 million Oak Hills medical school and teaching hospital, noting a similar bill was delayed in Rules Committee.

James P. Nallers South Texas Medical School San Antonio Minasure Ian Bis D-Ark Oak Iills Hallers

Bond Vote Planned in Terrell Hills for Drainage Plan

Terrell Hills voters will decide April 2 on a 950000 bond to fund a master storm drainage system across ten areas. Bond service would rise about 23000 annually. Public hearing set for February 19 on the 1964-65 budget, with total operating funds near 240045. Fire zone No 1 designation approved to tighten building specs.

Propissy Tecvedl Wills Whhl Terrell Hills Filcons Tyrell Hills Ae the Counell

Meet Talks Scout Drive in San Antonio Plan Fund Drive

Nearly 230 business and civic leaders gathered at Travis Park Methodist for a breakfast discussion on funding a Scout drive in Daventown. Chair Roger C. Hill reported local Ray Stout troops and DOTNET funds will expand membership and facilities. Horace T. Hebdon led the committee to contact downtown merchants about support and the soliciting purse for the event.

Antonio Daventown Travis Park Methodist Roger C. Hill Ray Stout Senge Ilorace T. Hebdon

Kennedy Won't Have Press Meet

Washington report states President Kennedy will not hold a news conference this week. The obituary notes Sam Maltzman, 59, and pending May interment details at Sholom Cemetery.

Washington House Persi Pdent Kennedy Sam Maltzman Amni Kenworth Nedy Akers Finerg Tsay Rodfer Sholom Cemetery

Strangler Hunted in Houston

Houston police seek a short stocky man in the strangling murder of mother of five Gwendalen Christine Pinkaul. Her daughters found her beaten and partially undressed. an autopsy is set to determine if rape occurred. Neighbors saw a man enter the residence, driving an old green car with a smashed hood.

Houston UPI Gwendalen Christine Pinkaut Vinde Vielar Einkaus Tikani Theebuildeen Jinila Sherry Milan

Civil Defense Sirens to Be Tested Amid Crisis

Civil Defense sirens, silent since the Cubant crisis, will be tested again Friday at 1:80 PM. The test coordinators are Martin St. Esor and Sam Antonia, with Disaster Aek assisting.

Martin St. Esor Ypoordinator Sam Antonia Civil Defense Aek

Bandit Uses Tee Pick In Grocery Robbery

A youth robber, described as a bandit, threatened the Ro driguez Grocery owner J G Morsner at knife point in Ro driguez Grocery, 1123 N Zarza mora. The thief demanded money and fled after taking cash from the till.

Oyner J. G Morsner Rodriguez Grocery N. Zarzamora

Stockpile Probe the Aide Called Back

Aide recalled amid debate over a 15 000 strong experimental unit touted for a million man army. General Powell outlined plans for a potential airborne cavalry with helicopters, part of Kennedy era defense budgeting and large force modernization.

Monroe Gem Herbert Continental Army Benning Powell Sears Korea Gery Wes Cimmander Yalu Manchuria Prviset Preskluyt Kennedy Fie Arey Tong Sposk

Electronic Ear in Skull Ends Deafness

In Los Angeles a 46 year old woman born deaf had an electronic ear implanted in her skull last November. She now can hear and distinguish words linking them to speech sounds, signaling a breakthrough for implanted devices and future research into artificial eyes. A Senate inquiry in Washington examined stockpile policies and foreign policy concerns tied to aluminum, lead, nickel, chromite, and copper during the mid-1950s. The hearings noted large stockpiles despite low demand and questioned procurement practices under ODM leadership.

Los Angeles Washington UPI Nobady Specifl Senate Arthur Flemming Eisenhower Administration ODM Miscns Heuer University of Oregon

Texas convicts nabbed after kidnap escape chase ends

A group of three Texas convicts overpowered four guards and fled in a pickup from Wyte Tuison Farm near Huntsville. One woman, Aanie Wouls, 67, was seized and her car later found abandoned. two of the fugitives were captured west of town, while one remained at large. An off duty officer helped recover George Huffman and Josh Montague. a fourth suspect Kikdie Huttman remains free.

Freckenringe Tex Yemen Stephenville Sehere Bre Aanie Wouils Huntsville Sie Wang Oficers George Wittman Rebber Joss Montague Kikdie Huttman George Fon Montague Huntsville Tem Uld Vabica Dirwoodldeber George Huffman Micn Troy Tnk Woods Fran Wynne Fatin Texas Samm

Judson to Run Again for City Office

Judson, a candy company executive and longtime Alamo Heights figure, filed for reelection. Councilmen John Giles and Noy Guess also filed. March 4 was set as filing deadline at a Monday night meeting. The council voted to continue support for the Tuberculosis Control Board, with the city contributing $1,609 annually.

Alamo Heighis Mayer Nek Judson Tuexikity Judson Evecutive John Giles Noy Guess Camp Heights Tuberculosis Contel Board

JFK Defying White House Air Force One Plans Revealed

President Kennedy flies as FBI and armed forces respond with precision. The feature details a highly guarded Air Force One project at Shepperton, codenamed Air Force One, costing 276 dollars per hour. Reader's Digest February issue advertised.

Kennedy FBI Atlention Air Foren White House Reader's Digest Sote

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