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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1951
Page
1
Budapest July 3 The United States embassy said it had closed its library and a movie theater in response to a Hungarian government demand. The note charged espionage activity by several groups and called for the recall of three embassy staff members.
The Texas GOP predicts sending eight uninstructed delegates to the national nominating convention. Henry Ziveifel and Marshall Fr Koujady of the state GOP high command forecast the move after a letter from state executive committee member Henrady to economic committee members and county chairs. The letter urged denial of Zsvelfel’s alleged ties to Senator Taft’s campaign.
Gov. Dewey, touring Bonolulu toward Korea, warned in a news conference that every Soviet peace move scares him, arguing war could end only via strategic shifts or shifts in Soviet intentions, potentially aiming to conquer the world.
In Bangkok on July 3 the government purged the navy for an attempted overthrow of Premier Phibunsongkhram. Navy commander in chief Admiral Liang Sing Sonpgtram and most senior officers were dismissed and arrested as part of the crackdown.
Lubbock resident recounts a troubling triangle as a San Antonio man, Craig, faced murder assault charges after a fatal shooting. Details include a vented apartment in another man’s name, a late rent payment, and a witness recalling a pistol found at the scene. The wife, Donnell, had separated recently and testified about the events surrounding the tragedy.
The Prague court heard testimony in the espionage trial of AP correspondent William N. Oatis and colleagues as a helicopter crash near his command became part of the defense. Oatis, detained since April, faces charges tied to state activity and press coverage claims as Czech authorities allege spying links.
In Pike County Kentucky the dry laws drive residents to cross the Tug River to buy whiskey from West Virginia. Williamson townsfolk began river crossings to trade with West Virginians, using a new penny-a-bolt raft drill to evade the tax.
A damaged OCR text block presents a jumbled roster of personal names and advertising hints. It mentions multiple individuals such as David Rodriguez Emil W Path and James R Llerson among scattered fragments, with stray references to notices and potential classified placements.
Tallahassee July author reports Gov. Piller Warren refuses to appear before the U.S. Senate crime committee next Monday or at any time while in office. Warren argues the committee has no authority to compel testimony. The dispute centers on congressional oversight and executive privilege as Warren maintains his stance.
Tehran reports a sit and wait approach in the ongoing oil dispute as both the Wanins and British hold off on action. The Abadan refinery capacity remains the unsettled focal point, with messages from leaders expected but unclear.
Scattered showers are forecast Tuesday night from the Mississippi Valley to the eastern Appalachians. The nationwide outlook calls for generally calm conditions with light precipitation in the central region and minimal weather hazards elsewhere.
A distressed account unfolds with a woman recounting a violent confrontation in a city apartment. A child’s fear and a doctor’s role appear amid bloodshed, police involvement, and a dramatic escape.
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