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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1967
Page
6
A reader questions safe investing amid inflation and taxes. Suggestions include U.S. savings bonds, municipal bonds, and dividend reinvestment, weighing fixed income versus equity growth. The piece discusses inflation, wage trends, and the appeal of steady yields for long term planning.
A New York based special report notes a scientific preparation that shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves burning and pain. The medicine reportedly works without narcotics, is available as ointment or suppository, requires no prescription, and claims to reduce swelling while soothing irritated tissues.
Admiral Rickover tells Congress that American defense programs risk valuing goals by cost efficiency rather than true effectiveness. He argues management prioritizes saving money over pursuing breakthrough science, warning the nation must balance research autonomy with practical results for safer lives and smarter spending.
The Senate approved a plan by President Johnann to impose compulsory obligations on both sides if Grey fails to settle differences in a 40 day window. The House is split, with a Commerce Committee faction proposing government seizure of railroads. Chairman Harley C. Staggers says a decision will come at a closed session as rail unions threaten a walkout next Monday.
John Denyer Canterbury, inmate of Hultonshire security prison near Elkins West Virginia, recently celebrated his 19th birthday and escaped from jail. The report blends other market and national wire items, noting stock quotes and broader UPI coverage.
New York stocks opened higher in moderate trading led by electronics firms. Shares in Motorola and Kodak advanced while oil majors Sinclair and Standard Oil edged up. Transportation and defense names like Mobil, Occidental, and Honeywell strengthened, with Texas Instruments and Intel seeing activity though some electronics issues pulled back.
Washington coverage says debate on censuring Senator Thomas J. Dodd continues this week. Senator Russell Long backs scrapping the censure in favor of ethics code drafting, while Senator Javits urges a Senate ethics framework. Dodd denies misused funds and plans to run again in 1970.
Israel's finance minister Pinchas Sapir tells a meeting in Southfield Michigan that lasting peace could enable a common market with Arab nations and lists a Yeowimon market as a possible outcome. He spoke at a gathering for the Israel Emergency Fund at Shaarey Dedek Congregation.
In Reseda California a love-in gathering of about 1000 hippies at Reseda Park erupted into street clashes with motorcycle club members. Police deployed five squad cars to quell the fighting and report serious injuries.
MOSCOW AP The Netherlands Embassy will handle Israeli interests in the Soviet Union during the break in Soviet Israel relations. The move follows Moscow severing ties with Israel, accusing Tel Aviv of aggression in the Middle East war.
Northside Baptist Church of San Antonio Texas offers investment bonds through the Ing tom Banding Foundation Plan. Denominations include 250 500 and 1000 dollars at 6 percent interest beginning June 1 17 with collateral from King stom Building Foundation and church security. Proceeds fund land purchase and construction of a chief building in Arby Texas aimed at serving the city.
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