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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1960
Page
2
Ecuadorate officials say a Cuban journalist, Carlos Padilla Perez, was expelled for violating immigration rules while employed as a press worker. The action follows a government review of visa and employment compliance and signals heightened scrutiny of foreign press in Quito.
ARLINGTON UP I four Perkins owes a debt to Nina a year old German shepherd that saved his family from a house fire Nina is diagnosed with eye cancer and may receive radium and X rays at Texas A and M College Veterinary Medical Clinic Dr W L Banks will decide if the treatment can be used to save Nina s eye Nina dragged Becky to safety during the fire and helped wake Perkins one night last year
Paris reports say Algerian rebel sources declare preliminary talks aimed at a ceasefire with President De Gaulle ended in deadlock. Three rebel emissaries planned to return to Tunis after negative replies from France. Secret discussions in Melun last Saturday yielded little progress on two concessions before a Paris meeting.
Detroit police report a drunk cyclist, identified as Lexi Walton, rammed into a truck gear during a nighttime ride. Walton lost his operator's license for two years following the incident and faces the resulting legal penalties.
Public notices from the San Antonio paper appear with Associated Press content rights and republication language, indicating standard policy for republishing local news and AP dispatches. The text references office marks and postage details typical of newspaper mastheads and republication notices.
Senate and House battles over a recall plan as Lyndon Johnson works to secure support for bills before the Democratic convention. Johnson pushes to pass measures and pressures key Democrats, while Republicans including Dirksen align on recess and congressional presence.
Associated Press reports heavy rain in Texas revived fears as snakes appeared in Houston and Victoria parks flooded by Guadalupe River waters. River stages rose to near flood level with 29 feet forecast, threatening low-lying neighborhoods and prompting civil defense warnings. Copperheads and water moccasins were reported. officials warned residents in flood zones to stay alert.
Premier Khrushchev told Indian President Rajendra Prasad at a Moscow reception that China must be represented in negotiations affecting her. He reiterated Red China should have a voice in world affairs and in any talks concerning her.
Washington reports Amistad dam near Del Rio on the Rio Grande will receive 5 million dollars from Congress to begin construction. Senate appropriations subcommittee approved the sum as Majority Leader Johnson announced the action five days after the House approved a bill authorizing dam construction. The proposal would have the built in hydroelectric facility pay for itself and supporters hope for quick conference agreement to launch the project shared by Presidents Eisenhower and Lopez Mateos.
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