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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1959
Page
10
The U S army sent two monkeys aloft from Cape Canaveral in a Jupiter nose cone reaching 300 miles altitude and 10 000 mph. They landed alive and uninjured with no sign of distress from blast off or weightlessness. The test aims to prove earthbound humans can travel beyond gravity and return.
U N ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge accepts the four Freedoms award and declares that communism poses a grave threat to liberty. He urges a more active, unsparing defense of freedom to ensure the survival of democratic rights.
Harry Bridges met in Tokyo with pro Communist waterfront operatives during a May conference. He urged solidarity with All Japan Dock Workers, threatening to paralyze Nipponese vessels on the West Coast if asked. He backed a policy against slave labor in Okinawa and pushed for bans on thermonuclear tests without inspections.
Doctor H N Runderen explains penicillin saves lives but causes allergic reactions in about 25 percent of children and 5 to 15 percent of adults. Reactions range from rash to dangerous anaphylactic shock. Oral penicillin has a lower allergy rate and can be safer when feasible.
The writer argues against paying for slum clearance and urges alternatives. They condemn current methods of condemning areas and relocating residents, proposing smaller plots and individual homes at lower cost. The piece critiques displacement and suggests building separate affordable homes nearby.
The Moscow News interview with William Saroyan, reprinted in The Worker, prompts sharp critique of Soviet society and its alleged lack of religious practice and freedom. The columnist argues Saroyan misrepresents both Soviet shareability and cultural openness while praising only the appearance of conformity.
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