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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1963
Page
4
A short, period style notice promotes Sears advertising a value guarantee and reliable quality. It emphasizes trusted shopping and fair pricing as a selling point for customers seeking dependable goods.
President Kennedy received a bouquet from East German workers at Congress Hall. Georg Leber, a union leader, presented the flowers and said they arrived overnight from East Berlin with a message hoping for freedom. Kennedy voiced support for workers under communism seeking liberty.
Alamo Heights School District asks the State Board of Education to sell back 250 000 in bonds to reissue at a lower interest rate. Bids opened at a special board meeting show a low 3.1777 percent bid from Rauscher Pierce & Co. and First of Texas Corp., replacing the district’s current 4.3 percent. The board also approved foreign student policy changes, a memorial resolution for Principal Zoi Alamo Heights High, and summer projects costing about 13 000 to repair and remodel campuses.
The Railway Labor Act could spur an emergency three man board per Kennedy to investigate the dispute and recommend a settlement, delaying a nationwide rail strike for at least ten days.
A training accident at Sennelager during a jumping exercise caused a fire and injuries among paratroopers. Military reports confirm a blast during the exercise and a rapid response to contain flames.
U.S. authorities report 38 Cuban refugees to be flown back to Havana on July 1 aboard a chartered plane. The Red Cross said a medical and nursing team will accompany the group, mostly women and children, returning at relatives' request in Cuba.
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