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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1963
Page
3
James Wood Bryant aged 18 was killed when a truck backed into a railroad flat car yesterday. An investigator says Bryant apparently turned his back to the moving vehicle, leading to the fatal accident.
A UT student leaped into Lake Austin in a deliberate death plunge after family troubles and despondency. Authorities report severe injuries to a nurse from Corpus Christi in a separate incident following a car theft. The incidents highlight campus and local tensions with limited nurse availability.
Washington reports that officials have dropped a proposed unmanned seismic station dubbed a black box for detecting earth tremors in possible nuclear test monitoring talks with Russia. The vault would house tapes and seismic instruments, with a floor area around 200 square feet and power from lines or generators, and would be visited by international teams to retrieve data.
Ford engineers extend car life with rit proofing galvanized steel for underbody parts, zinc priming, aluminized mufflers, a six step bumper protection process, and stainless exterior screws. These advances help Ford-built cars last longer, require less care, and retain value.
President Kennedy outlines new farm price policies aiming to bolster cotton by two federal payment schemes, support levels to exclude foreign mill pricing, and allow higher acreage for export. He warns gains rely on fast enactment of a cotton bill before February and presents dairy and feed grain measures to raise farmer income and curb surpluses while stabilizing prices.
President Kennedy urged Congress to authorize an adjustable Seed Grain Program choosing 1942 or 1983 plan types with voluntary participation and payments to producers who cut output. He warned defaulting to unlimited production would ruin prices. He proposed two general cotton subsidies to curb domestic prices and boost export competitiveness, with allowances for extra cotton planting at export prices, and a spring referendum on a 1964 wheat plan or risk of unlimited production. He urged farm support reforms, milk output reduction plans, and federally insured rural housing loans to address housing gaps.
A fragment from a local notice describes family health concerns and a resignation tied to fever symptoms. It notes a physician case study context and practical implications for practice in the area. The readable text references a local teacher and community health questions without specific dates or locations.
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