24 Jun 1967
Page 7
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1967
Page
7
A Washington view warns that the UN confrontation over Israel risks eroding Middle East gains. Moscow backs anti Israel and anti United States rhetoric, while the United States is urged to abandon false neutrality and clearly support Israel to avert a broader strategic defeat.
A premier Air Force art collection, praised by General LeMay, will be shown July 9 to 30 at Wite Memorial Museum in San Antonio through the San Antonio Art League. It features three Kelly Air Force Base paintings and a 3 p.m. July 9 reception hosted by Col. John B. Devoe.
A baby boy joins Luci Johnson Nugent and the Nugent family echoing warmth in a troubled world. Congratulations and best wishes flow to the proud parents and the new grandpop in the White House.
Readers debate T M on Louis Cassels God and germs analogy. Sophie Davies praises TM for faith and argues against sight as proof while HK and RA tag TM as trifle mixed up or troubled mind. The exchange questions faith, observation, and existence with biblical references.
Emma Ruth La Grone reflects on Pasteur's critique of Cassels and urges faith seeking God. She cites Deuteronomy 4 29 and argues the world needs people who pursue God with heart and soul despite not seeing Him.
Readers flood the pages to attack T.M. for his lucid remark on Cassels God versus germ analogy. The writer T.M. deserves congratulations for his clear analysis.
In Washington, the Teamsters eye a leadership purge with Frank Fitzsimmons likely to become president as Hoffa faces conviction, while the union strengthens ties with government and other unions. Hoffa’s future remains unsettled amid calls for new officers and re affiliation by year’s end.
A critical column mocks Arthur Schlesinger and others who hesitated to sign a pro war statement on the Middle East. It notes silencing for editors and calls out the Anti-Defamation League for overreach while citing heated radio callers and questions about U S involvement in Israel’s conflict.
The author argues that statements like no business fighting the Israelis war and no business fighting the Vietnamese war are not inherently racist though they touch sensitive politics. He says U S interests in the Middle East and Asia justify debate yet critics and the Anti-Defamation League suppress opposing views. Israel’s broad national sympathy that week is noted as a contrasting backdrop.
An article argues tobacco, nicotine plus high cholesterol damage arteries and organs. It cites Dr George M Hass and suggests low salt diets with American Heart Association charts guiding readers to tasty, physician authorized meals.
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