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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1966
Page
6
Titan 3-C lofts eight satellites eight for communications and one for research matching a 7 8 1 feat by Thor Agena last year. The launch enhances global military communications and demonstrates MOL readiness while underscoring U S lead over the Soviets in space tech.
Absentee voting for a special referendum on adding fluoride to San Antonio water runs in City Clerk Room 202 City Hall 8 am to 5 pm Monday through Friday ends 5 pm Tuesday July 5. Election day is Saturday July 9. First year setup cost 76000 then 50000 annually. Fourth of July causes Saturday voting July 2 2 to 8 pm. Voters must be US citizens 21 or older Texas 12 months and San Antonio 6 months with poll tax receipt exemption or voter registration certificate.
The Open the Door Act would require federal agencies to release records on request with defined exceptions for defense secrets tax returns criminal probes and trade secrets It shifts the burden to agencies to defend refusals and allows suits to compel disclosure The Senate has passed the act and the House is urged to follow, stressing the need to close the credibility gap by ending excessive secrecy
A report notes dresses with zigzag lines displayed at Moscow's House of Fashion. The article suggests the styles may reflect Soviet foreign policy influence while showcasing new designs, including a “Pisces” motif among the offerings.
Hints of shifts in NATO dominate this column as De Gaulle heads to Moscow and Eastern voices advocate options. Tito attacks blocs while Romanians and Belgians weigh troop quartering and headquarters moves. Acheson and Jackson debate Europe’s prosperity and security, with Streit’s federal NATO idea gaining traction among Western leaders and voters.
In a hotel farewell for Dubinsky, the United Hatters union leader praised Hubert Humphrey and declared liberal unity. Dubinsky, hailed as a master organizer, defended Humphrey’s Viet Nam stance and signaled continued political influence, linking the New York Liberal Party to Kennedy era balance of power. The event, attended by 1200 friends, framed Humphrey as Dubinsky’s chosen ally and set the stage for future liberal action.
Dr Lester Coleman urges precaution to prevent lawn mower injuries citing Dayton Ohio data. He warns only mature, responsible household members should operate it and outlines steps: clear debris, wear steel-toe boots and safety glasses, fit a grass catcher, keep children away, and refuel only when cold.
A reader named M. D. Flowers praises A. B. Bo Williams' letter as more truthful and sensible on the auto safety topic than other readings or broadcasts since the safety issue has risen in the news.
Readers react to United Nations influence on policy and U S foreign and domestic affairs. Letters defend patriotism critique Hanoi policy while urging action, urging letters to Congress and media. Endorsed views accuse hawkish zeal and nuclear talk as mislead.
A reader condemns Titles IV and V as dictatorial. He argues the act bans race or religion based roommate or rental decisions and fears harassment for refusing to rent to a person who is of a different race. He warns against enforcing open mindedness on private housing choices.
A reader lauds the publication for even handed coverage of political perspectives in a time when many magazines show bias. The letter emphasizes respect for diverse opinions and integrity in reporting.
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