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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1966
Page
2
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A Chicago federal court case on the cancer drug Krebiozen returns to delay and continued deliberations after a trial by a seven-person jury that included six women and one man. The jury found three defendants guilty on some counts, while evaluating medical claims and scientific testing warrants. Dr. Andrew Ivy, involved as a former medical dean, praised the verdict and urged cooperative clinical testing to settle the issue through scientific methods rather than extended legal action.
At the Junior Livestock Show, East Central FFA exhibited the grand champion ram with Ronald Ciompertik and Michael Farmer from East Hambor Central High School. The event, held across Friday and Saturday at the iColiseum, crowned multiple champions including a reserve grand champion market barrow by John Vickery and showmanship awards across swine, sheep, rabbits, and dairy divisions.
Dr. Carl H. Moore vice president in charge of the Dallas Federal Reserve Bank in San Antonio will address the Pan American Optimist Club at the Four Brothers Steak House. His talk covers the importance of the Federal Reserve System to San Antonio businessmen. Ramon Galinda, past president, is program chairman.
Members of the Constitution party gathered in Austin for a rally to inform Texans about perceived attack on constitutional freedoms by Democrats and to encourage candidates to run under the Constitution party banner in the general election. State Chairman Richard E. Troxell led the event described as dual purpose.
The Red Cross Chapter House in Bexar County starts a Standard First Aid course on Monday. Nightly sessions run 9 to 11 p.m. through February 4. Instructor Rayj Seale leads the free class for residents over 14 years old.
Dr Roberta Arias Panamanian diplomat and husband of Dame Margot Fonteyn may leave Stoke Mandeville Hospital after 18 months of treatment for paralysis from gunshot wounds in a Panama political feud. He will continue to use a wheelchair.
Belgrade AP reports 1966 trade between Bulgaria and Cuba rising 13 percent from 1965. Tanjug dispatch from Sofia says machinery farm produce and other goods will flow in exchange for Cuban sugar and other produce.
Kuwait Chemical Fertilizer Co. reports chairman Faisal Al Mazidi saying Red China aims to buy all output. Arab and African markets expected to share in sales. Products to be marketed by U.S. and British firms.
Two youths aged 14 and 15 were arrested Saturday for riding motorcycles inside the vacant St. John Berchman’s Catholic School at 911 W Harriman. Officer Ben Lively turned the youths over to juvenile authorities. One youth attends the parochial school and the other John Kennedy High School.
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