14 Jul 1962
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1962
Page
1
Israel acted properly in expelling Soblen as a crook and illegal entrant after a self-inflicted wound during a distant stop. He seeks sanctuary in Britain via habeas corpus and must appear before a British high court on July 17, with three judges to hear his plea.
The United States plans to relax travel restrictions for Soviet citizens, citing the need for people to people contact. Officials say reforms should be conditional, tying Russia’s openness to American access and diplomacy.
Well Said quotes professor Pontius from Roosevelt University Chicago praising U S inspection policy as not espionage. He argues two kinds of colonization exist and rejects blanket anti American views while voicing independent American thought at a Moscow congress.
Pravda denounces President Kennedy's July Fourth call for U S European economic unity in a front page Observer piece. The article signals Moscow’s concern over a strong united Western Europe and marks the first Soviet public mention of the policy.
In The Mailbox letters opposed to altering religious worship provisions warn that any change could clutter the law and invite misinterpretation. They argue the current freedom of religion remains absolute despite the Supreme Court decision on the New York prayer law.
A Republican gathering featured debate over Gen Eisenhower's remark that the United States is spending too much on military defense. Questions arose about how defense needs and spending limits should be set, and where such limits might lie given changing weapons and tactics.
The 24 page brown craft program for A Drama of the Alamo at the Texas State Historic Theater features San Antonio historical site sketches by Harvey P. Smith with framing sketches by Brooks Martin and Boone Powell. It includes histories of the Navarro House and Conservation Corner, a San Jose Story background, and a walking map of old San Antonio drawn by Emily Edwards.
Billy Graham emphasizes that salvation comes only through faith in Jesus Christ and His redemptive work. He notes people respond to God by recognizing sin, turning from it, and trusting Christ to receive peace and eternal life. The sermon cites the Apostle Paul urging men to be persuaded by the love of Christ.
A miscellany of items cites a 2.4 million girl enrollment in high school home economics, focusing on nutrition and time management. It contrasts physician patient interaction with recovery outcomes, notes mind body forces in care, and mentions Berkeley zoology research on duck navigation under varying sky conditions.
Poem fragment portrays longing and waiting for a beloved girl in a somber night scene. Vague imagery of moonlight stars and distant dawn frames the speaker’s yearning as the world remains quiet and empty.
In a Bible lesson on history's cycles, Habakkuk is shown as a minor prophet who warned Judah as Babylon approached. The text highlights suffering, faith, and the call to live by faith, even when disaster looms.
July 14 1852 Water Board chief warns residents against Sunday waste as every pump runs full speed and pressure drops in parts. City nears full ownership of Public Services Co to end river blackouts. Reelection of fire police civil service board leaders announced. Ferguson to speak on Alamo Plaza for Senate bid. Titanic tribute song published with Nearer My God to Thee chorus. Local leaders head to Galveston for state Democratic convention. French circle marks anniversary at Mission Garden.
Jim Heycr endures cirrhosis with a scarred liver after years of heavy drinking. The article explains liver failure symptoms, the vascular Changes in the abdomen, and three treatment avenues including rest, a protein rich diet, vitamin therapy, and potential surgical ligation of major abdominal veins to prevent hemorrhage.
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