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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1950
Page
1
Readers will enjoy Bioueile Maggie Jiggs Roy Rogers the Lone Ranger and Flash Gordon in a two section color comic magazine in Binday's Light style with Pulte Cole Weekly offering expanded feature art for fans.
South Korea's President Syngman Rhee, in a dramatic radio statement from Taejon, says the U N and United States will keep their promise and that Korea will win despite brutal North Korean aggression. He thanks American forces but laments there were no arms sent to defend against invasion. He notes lack of artillery and heavy equipment, yet remains confident in allied world opinion and UN action.
Dr. Ralph J. Bunche told the 1950 Red Cross national convention in Detroit last night that developments in Korea provide reassuring evidence of the United Nations’ strength and courage to meet its most severe challenge.
Fragmentary weather text mentions rain and temperatures for Los Angeles and New York with low precipitation. The readout includes numbers like 70 degrees and a timespan, but many words are garbled. It appears to be a partial weather page summary for tourists with scattered city references.
Washington officials say American forces will blast Communist supply routes into Indo China and Southeast Asia as part of a broader drive to curb Russian backed aggression. The plan includes tighter blockades on Far East shipments, increased arms shipments to the Philippines and Indo China, and patrols to cut materiel flows, with possible actions against routes from Hong Kong and risk of North Korea expansion.
Reports mention Yugoslav and Romanian charges amid border tensions near Turkey and Iran. Soviet troop divisions and Russian Black Sea naval activity raise alarm as propaganda campaigns against Iran intensify amid economic difficulties.
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