Radio interference hints and reader comments from The Light
A reader asks how to handle radio interference affecting TV and radio reception. The San Antonio Radio Club suggests filing with FCC in Houston for citizen band radio issues and sharing details about the offending unit. Other letters discuss license legality and a historical note on KP duties in the Air Force.
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Ivan A. Mangold
P.O. Box
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Texas
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Federal Building
Rusk Ave
Houston
the Light
WAFS
POWs List Grows From Laos Strikes and Hanoi Records
The article reports continued air strikes by U S forces against communist positions in Laos and follows a Pentagon analysis that 86 names may be POWs based on communist lists and intelligence. It notes two identified as POWs since 1957, Walter Estes and James Teague, captured near Haiphong with official acknowledgment lagging, prompting criticism from official observers.
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Laos
Friedheim
Pentagon
Friedhelm
Defense
Navy
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William
Ston
Mich
James E. Teagie
Harris-burg
Ark
Hanoi
Haiphong
Vietnam News Agency
Noth Vietnam
Estes
Yeagne
Teague
Ti House
Gil Warren Nutter
Hanai
Agnew Seeks Patience for Peace Tour Amid Tense South Vietnam Visit
The vice president urged patience and positive attitudes as parties seek peace after years of conflict. Agnew, arriving in Guan to begin a Southeast Asia swing, was met by U S Ambassador Illsworth C. Bunker and South Vietnam’s Le Van Ta. He made no comment at the airport and went to the embassy under heavy guard.
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South Vietnam
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Must Be Slim Must Be Slim
Tokyo dispatch reports the Japanese army placing a strict weight limit on women recruits. A spokesman cited a 94 to 99 pound range for WAC applicants, reducing prior limits by four pounds, with about 1 000 WACs affected.
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Tokyo
UPI
Army
Tenant Hurt While Fleeing Blaze
An apartment occupant, Robert Bush, 26, escaped through a window as flames spread in a two alarm blaze at 410 Baltimore. He was treated at Bexar County Hospital for a shoulder burn and a cut while investigators determine the fire’s cause. Damages total about 30,000 with 2,000 to an adjacent structure.
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Robert Bush
Bexar County Hospital
R. E. Fritz
Fie
Bush
Fritz
Baltis|o More
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Youden
Rescue attempt wounds three on helicopter near 20th Parallel
Mrs. Acosta described the December rash and said three men aboard the helicopter were wounded during a rescue in a heavily defended area near the 20th Parallel. Her husband attended Assumption Seminary and graduated from St. Mary’s University in May 1970. She now lives with her parents at 2027 Dellhaven.
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Cate
20Th Parallel
Acosta
Assumption Seminary
St. Mary’s University
Raul Garza
Dellhaven
Senate Approves Research Bill for 37-Member Commission
Senator Nelson Walts of San Antonio led approval in Austin Tuesday of a bill funding 900000 for expenses of a 37 member commission. The panel will advance research and groundwork for the 1974 revision of the state constitution.
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Austin
Nelson Walts
San Antonio
Senate
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