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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1967

Page

4

Soviet Critics Call Russia Despicable in Mideast Rift

The piece attacks Soviet revisionists for betraying Arab peoples and claims they boast of loyalty to Communist Internationalist obligations. It accuses Moscow of conniving with U S imperialists and Israel, and notes Maoist China branding Russia and the United States as in cahoots.

China Russia U.S Soviet Union United States Mideast Revolution, Inc Nasser Gulf of Aqaba Israel Mediterranean Jane

Flying Colors for City Water Board Fire Fight Readiness

Engineers from the American Insurance Association surveyed San Antonio water distribution this week testing flow at 50 locations including downtown. Water supplies were found sufficient at all sites, confirming system foresight and efficiency as a broader fire fighting facilities survey continues.

NCE City Water Board The American Insurance Association San Antonio

Labor chiefs mingle with high society at White House and beyond

The piece portrays labor leaders like Dave Dubinsky and George Meany as social power brokers in Washington and New York society. It notes White House events honoring Harold Wilson and Hastings Banda, plus a Pocantico Hills party hosted by Nelson Rockefeller. It argues labor leaders have entered the political elite and social scene as Amercias classless society mixes with power.

Dave Dubinsky Ladies Garment Workers White House Nelson Rockefeller Dave D.D Nelson Rockefeller New York Washington, D.G Isa Westchester N.Y New York City Dubinsky Johnson Britain Harold Wilson Wilson George Meany Walter Reuther Australia Harold Ilott Building Service Employees Dave Sullivan Shipbuilding Union Johnny Grogan Great Society al Heaps AL Rohan London U.S U.N Pocantico Hills Happy Rockefeller

Health Talk Warns Youth on Venereal Disease Threats

Dr. Lester Coleman warns that venereal disease is rising among adolescents and soldiers returning from Vietnam bring a severe form requiring larger antibiotic doses. He urges open talk with parents and doctors, continued vigilance, and responsible treatment to prevent national health decline. Public health measures, including FDA advertising rules and industry research support, are noted as protective efforts.

America Vietnam Fear and Drug Administration

Great Victory Lit by War Critics in Campus Debate

A letter to the editor argues Israel’s victory over Arab forces in 1967 mirrors General Jackson’s Civil War campaigns. The writer, Rick Carabetta, questions U.S. policy in Vietnam, blaming communists for wartime deaths and citing media bias on casualty reports and propaganda.

Israel War College We, Inc Moshe Dayan Thomas J. Jackson Northern Virginia Jackson Fremont Banks Shields Gan. Dayan Gen. Jackson Sinai Elath Jordan Syria New York David’ Slavin LBJ McNamara Vietnam Reds Cuba South America Rick Carabetta

Reader Letter Critique Sparks Debate Over News Coverage

A reader criticizes editorial tone and perceived bias in coverage, noting a Washington special correspondent’s claim that George Wallace stirred racism in Alabama. The letter cites Mrs Wallace’s 80 percent Negro vote in Selma and 40 percent statewide as unusually high, and questions the mailbox feature’s relevance.

Washington George Wallace Alabama Wallace Selma Andrea Nichols

Hot line proves useful as US Soviet ties deepen

The piece argues the hot line improved crisis handling and that US Soviet collaboration at the UN serves their interests. It notes Israel’s Gaza and Middle East dynamics, with the Soviet Union signaling restraint after initial demands and pressing Western-styled ceasefire terms, while urging measured peace efforts and justice.

Soviet Union Pam Sovieinion Western Union Kremlin

Deny Himself Take Up His Cross Follow Me

A brief religious quotation from Matthew 16 24 urging disciples to deny themselves and follow Jesus. The verses emphasize self-denial, bearing one’s cross, and commitment to Christ as the path of discipleship. The card presents the verse as a daily Bible text without additional context or commentary.

Jesus

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