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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1963
Page
7
The article discusses President Kennedy’s tax proposals aiming to lower rates for all and close long standing loopholes. It notes three staged reductions from 14 percent to 65 percent and calls for stricter review of medical deductions to avoid harming chronically ill taxpayers while urging liberal allowances to aid depleted human resources.
A provocative broadside from Admiral Rickover targets the nations educational system and the Parent Teacher Associations. He argues teachers deserve higher pay while asserting the PTA’s value in uniting parents and teachers for a child’s life, urging respect for the group.
Through the Years from The San Antonio Light highlights 1952 in central Texas with Dr James Dickey a 52 year old physician praised by four civic clubs for 33 years of service to his community.
The San Antonio Light urges completion of the modern street lighting program, construction of an adequate storm sewer system, extension of sanitary sewer and water systems citywide, a long range water supply plan, full flood control participation, and adequate hospital facilities.
Evelyn Strom weighs Winchell’s anti Communist stance and hints he uses Nazi criticism to deter discussion. The writer questions motive, suggesting WW may wish to suppress scrutiny of Nazism and its roots and impact on industry, politics, and society.
A syndicated column blends nostalgia for U.S. Prohibition with a Moscow debate in Nedelya on banning alcohol in Russia. It notes Soviet officials warning that prohibition could boost drinking, cites a Red Navy officer about crime, and contrasts Soviet fashion with austerity. The piece also grimly cites Khrushchev and cold war tensions, pondering Soviet missteps versus American resilience.
An article argues good health means resisting disease and maintaining function as aging changes occur. It stresses inner faith, optimism, and personal effort alongside medical care, noting perfection is impossible and acceptance of limits is key. It urges recognizing health changes and using medical advice to sustain well being.
A 1963 column argues anti-Communists grow discouraged as Khrushchev pursues a “sliding tactic” in Cuba and Berlin. It warns that restraint may empower Soviet moves, risking Congo instability and weak U.N. actions, while urging tougher Cold War posture despite public fatigue.
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