New Weather Radar Improves Storm Tracking At Airport
San Antonio weather bureau officials say a $100,000 radar, authorized this fiscal year with up to two years for delivery, will extend range from 100 to 250 miles and gauge rainfall density aiding river rise forecasts. When installed, this replaces part of the $75,000 in current gear and enhances forecasts from satellite imagery of Gulf of Mexico and Baja California patterns.
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DiLoreto
Gulf of Mexico
Iran
California
San Antonio
Weather Bureau
Byrd Amendment on West Germany China steel deal
Analysis follows Sen. Byrd's amendment opposing a West German backed plan to supply steel plants to Communist China. The proposal would undercut global defense and endanger American troops in Viet Nam, and Congress should disapprove strongly.
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Viet Nam
Congress
Los Angeles
Rey
Himelf
U.S
Asia
Sen
Georgia
Douglas MacArthur
Ashor Wedemeyer
Romnew
Vienna
Romney
Woman from Washington Flies Solo Across Atlantic
Mrs Marion Hart, a 25 year old from Washington DC, landed in London after flying solo across the Atlantic in a small single-engine monoplane. She stated she aimed to visit Europe rather than set records, though reporters showed interest in her feat. The journey was described as a flight of fancy.
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Charles al Lindbergh
Washington, D.C
Atlantic
Spaying, population control urged for San Antonio shelter
Andrea Nichols argues humane society must expand with funds and promote spaying to curb stray female animals. A US Poland concern is raised about army involvement in the Warsaw embassy attack as Mexico City notes.
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Humane Shelter
Humane Society
Mal Defense League
San Antonio
Siay
Andrea Nichols
United States
Poland
Warsaw
Fred A. Orleans
Mexico City
Foreign aid debate over Shahs lavish Las Vegas spending
Charles Densford of Pine Crock criticizes foreign aid, noting a Shah’s son spent three quarters of a million dollars in Las Vegas. He questions why taxpayers fund wealthy rulers while claiming aid should aid those in genuine need, urging an end to such spending.
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Las Vegas
India
Arabia
How Lone How Lone T wonder how much larger the tasnagers
Arthur Happ laments the growth of classes who protest against labor unions. he accuses unions of skim against projects enacted by state and federal governments and warns that strikes hurt the public as Washington pursues a bridge through trade with iron curtain nations including Poland.
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Arthur Happ
Washington
Poland
Hold ing the Line editorial critiques inflation causes
The July 18 Light editorial argues inflation stems from wage escalation and union demands, claims government pressure on industry and a 3.2 percent wage guideline is a joke, and warns Democrats backing unions could lead to a financial disaster. It calls for industry to resist wage hikes and for readers to respond via letters.
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Alway
Washington
Dahor
Farcian
Mathon
Henry J. Taylor
White House Meets Meany on Strike Crisis Plumbed
President Johnson engages Labor leader George Meany in a confidential White House talk on the national strike wave. They discuss airline labor demands, wage pressures, and coordination of policy as lawmakers and officials watch mounting industrial actions rippling across the nation.
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Ashington
John Wson
George Mean
Meany
White House
Wirts
Bil Wirtz
Arthur Goldhere
Jim Reynolds
Wirtz
Joe Califano
Johnson
George Meany
Afl-Cio
The
Hall Syndicate, Inc
Understanding chronic cystic mastitis and surgery need
The columnist reassures Mrs A that chronic cystic changes in the breast are not malignant by themselves. Hormone imbalance and monthly cycles explain the condition. mammography and biopsy aid diagnosis. Surgery is reserved for large cysts or suspected serious disease. hormone therapy or supportive care often suffices.
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EL A
Mrs. A
Romney Libertarian Voice Sparks Conservative Debate
The piece argues that George Romney's libertarian and free market stance rivals traditional conservative credentials, noting his early opposition to top-down controls, focus on consumer sovereignty, and cautious foreign policy views. It reflects internal GOP tensions as Romney is considered a potential 1960s presidential contender.
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George Romney
Dick Nixon
Romney
Barry Goldwater
Romhey
Phoenix
Aziz
Romney Coos
Automotive Council For
Statist
Mexico
American Motors Company
George Mason
Menry Ford
Austria
Romney Faces Map Task in GOP Strategy
A 1934 King Features Syndicate piece argues Romney must redefine the Republican base beyond the Eastern bloc. It notes New York and Pennsylvania votes are offset by California and the South, urging Romney to align with a national axis acceptable to the South and West and to abandon old party machines.
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New York
Pennsylvania
California
New
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