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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1969
Page
9
The editorial argues Congress will likely extend the 1% income tax as an anti inflationary move but warns it is at best a half measure. It notes White House doubts on wage and price controls and highlights Harris Poll findings showing public demand for drastic anti inflation steps, urging decisive action.
San Antonio International Airport runway work has altered jet flight patterns raising north side resident awareness of heavy traffic. The regional flight center will handle about 88 schedules daily, per aviation director Thomas Raffety. Texas International added five jet schedules this month and will serve 10 cities. American Airlines adds five schedules on July 7 to St Louis Chicago and Detroit. Chamber officials aided applications to the Civil Aeronautics Board, noting expansion boosts the economy. some American flights will end in San Antonio and resume next day. Overnight stays involve renting over 20 rooms with transport and meals. Pilots were asked to reduce noise on approach as work proceeds, a cause of conspicuous low-flying jets and public cheers for pilots.
An Associated Press report says the Kremlin Kremlin conference ended with a general call for Communist unity against imperialism but failed to disclose how many attending parties signed on. The event exposed continued divisions among Communist parties despite public denouncements of the United States.
The Pope's stance on artificial birth control sparks debate among theologians and dissident priests while a liberal laity questions institutional authority. A strong critic, Bishop Shannon, argues against the Pope, who claims contraception contravenes natural law. Over a million women have quit using the pill, citing harmful side effects.
A pointed critique targets Cesar Chavez grape boycott and its supporters, arguing the movement misrepresents conditions in Delano and could cost thousands of farm jobs. The letter questions motives, notes high California wages, and mocks the social circle hosting a Southampton party for aligning with anti boycott ethics.
Dr Lester Coleman discusses the moral, spiritual, religious, and medical factors in telling loved ones about a serious illness like cancer. He recounts a colleague who hid his own prognosis and urges involving the family doctor and a spiritual adviser to balance truth and comfort for patient peace, noting that missteps can occur but should not torment the family if actions were sincere.
Victor Riesel outlines a fluid postprimary scene in New York where Mayor Lindsay draws a shifting coalition of former Kennedy and McCarthy aides, liberal unionists, and politicians. The piece traces Lindsay’s bid against Republican renomination, the Kennedy camp’s strategic reply, and signs the Democratic machine faces a dramatic realignment ahead of 1970 races.
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