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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1971
Page
8
A dated note urges improved US China relations, arguing strategic steps toward dialogue. It stresses that isolation is a feared path and calls for more concrete moves to bring Beijing and Washington closer on economic and political terms. The piece praises Nixon for progress and urges further action.
With State Department approval the UT Ex-Students Association invites 40 University of Peking alumni to visit Amora. Life member Lloyd Borlson proposes the exchange via Prof. Kuo Mo-joof Piying and Jack Mauis notes similar outreach. The tour aims to deepen China US understanding with participants from business, industry, government and education.
Marl J. Manlove writes in The San Antonio News accusing Republicans of pushing war across decades from Wilson to Nixon. He thanks editor and criticizes the Texas and national political scene, urging caution against court actions over charter disputes. He signs with address in San Antonio, Texas.
A critical essay noting bias and sadness in Hubert Humphrey's career and 1960s politics. It discusses his 196 in defeat, commentary on party change, and satire from The New Republic, imagining alternate outcomes had Nixon or Humphrey fared differently.
A speculative column argues Dems under Humphrey would face crushing 1972 defeat. It envisions a GOP victory through curbing welfare and desegregation clashes, inflation and unemployment pressures, and a volatile anti Humphrey sentiment driving a possible third party bid.
The Nixon administration lagged since 1968, failing to win or end the unpopular war and mismanaging welfare, quotas, and school policy. It has alienated major groups like farmers and workers, prompting liberal Democrats to see a possible 1972 comeback. Conservative outlets question if the era is better off without Nixon as parties reassess strategy.
A reader analyzes John Kerry's Senate Foreign Relations Committee speech and his portrayal of a broader veteran movement. The piece probes Kerry's use of terms like crime and hypocrisy, accusing leaders of criminal hypocrisy and contextualizing the Vietnam War debates within a broader antiwar critique.
A reader asks about rheumatic fever lasting heart issues and future fertility. Doctors reassure most women can have children, noting modern anesthesia aids delivery and that fears may be exaggerated. Additional letters discuss tingling feet, possible circulation issues, and the need for thorough exams before pregnancy. Guidance on cleft palate surgery emphasizes early, refined techniques for optimal results.
Dr Lester Coleman notes the surgeon's judgment guides early operations. Doctors increasingly perform surgeries on very young infants with today’s anesthesia. The piece discusses speech interference risks and the safety of procedures. A separate note urges saving your back and seeking help when lifting heavy weights.
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