27 Seek 9 Council Posts In San Antonio Race
The article details a sneaking opposition ticket to the Good Government League for City Council with figures like Rev. C. William Black and Elssworth R. Drummer among Negro candidates and incumbents facing rival slates. It notes filings for Place Nos. 2,3,4,6,7 and 8, names candidates including Castro, GGL incumbents, and various professionals. it highlights a crowded field ahead of April ballots and citywide appointments.
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Good Government League
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East Side
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William Black
Tor
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Tandi Bremer
Jesse Hiluer
Vorlor
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Joe Rainng
Nustaurant
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G. H. Allen
Department of Agricature
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GGL
Gerald Parker
Castella
Galr Allie
Herman Hopper Jr
Democratic Committee
Alle, Toone
Maior League
Hooper
Jim
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F. Cockrell
Joe
Khrushchev Wins In Russia Parliament Elections
Moscow AP reports premier Khrushchev proclaimed victory in the Russian federation republics parliamentary elections. He and actress Yuryal Porisova were elected unopposed alongside other Communist backed candidates across the 15 Soviet republics. turnout cited as 99 percent with many candidates unopposed.
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Moscow
Prentor Khrushchev
Communist Party
Cornella
Khrushchev
Yuryal
Porisova
Borisova
Morotov
National Hair Experts Offer Hair Loss Cure Ad
A bold ad touts a national hair treatment plan promising thorough examination to identify one of 34 scalp disorders and a path from hair loss to regrowth. It urges readers to seek professional help, claims few cases are hopeless, and highlights hours 10 am to 7 pm and weekend timings.
Suburbs in San Antonio prep for city elections
Suburban voters in San Antonio area hold city elections with many candidates filing. Notable names include Wilbur Davis incumbent Tack Wolfe Robert McCoy Leonard Pinson Jack Nottingham and Fred Pate for council. Nollingham runs for mayor and McCoy with Pinson seek council seats. Universal City and Windcrest filings include Jane Luetcke William Staith B C Dodie Donald Pulver Max Best Alfred Gischuer and B H Redhage. J W Hoten unopposed for mayor at Castle Hills. Kirby and Windcrest set March deadlines for filings. Col Milton Glatzer seeking Kirby mayor with two council seats and marshal post.
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San Antonio
Hlings
Counoil
Wilbur ‘Davis
Tack Wolfe
Robert McCoy
Leonard, Pinson
Jack Nottingham
Fred Pate
Nollingham
McCoy
Ith Pinson Counil
Bexar County
Tas
Harry Treet
Universal City
Jane Luetcke
William Staith
B.C. Dodie
Tettlee
Donald F. Pulver
Max §. Best
Alfred G1schuer
B. H. Redhage
Whitlow
Diei
IncHilt
Olin Malla
J. W. Hoten
O. A. Frischmuth
Fred Mesch
Roy .W. Mangum
James C. Vynatek
J. Ib. Cassel
Castle Hills
Kirby
Windcrest
Goldwater Sees Kennedy Ousted From White House Race
UPI reports Senator Barry Goldwater criticizes President Kennedy as a potential target of a 1964 Republican bid. Goldwater argues Kennedy could be edged out by GOP conservatives, while asserting his party’s prestige rises among supporters. The Arizona senator offered the assessment in an exclusive interview with United Press International.
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Wamtington
UPI
Sen
Bany' Goldwater
Kennedy
White House
Arizona
GOW
Goldwater
Keene
United Press International
New York Papers Resume Publising Amid Labor Talks
New York newspapers resume publication after a pause as unions and publishers negotiate. Printers from AF of L CIO and other unions remain on strike, while negotiations continue with the mayor and publisher representatives. Some papers report varying stances on a new pact and the potential impact on delivery and staffing.
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New York
Newland
Independent York Post
Wks
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Wouta
Heaton
Aft-Cio
Ma Parks
Nuadiway
CIO. International
Atu Shnuck
China
Post
Peking
Dorothy,Sehitf
Postavn
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New York City
The
Publishers Association
Bat
Nawspapers
Robart P. Wagner
Russians Parade Visitors Stir Austin Church Event
Orthodox and other Russian church figures arrive in Austin amid mixed protests in a visit tied to a national tour. Attendees cheer the guests while a small protest placard reads Go Home Spies as clergy examine external affairs with remarks on welcome and seriousness.
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Austin
Rugsiealsin
Kitekevitch
Ren Hitkels
Jeets
Union
Szowil
Xe Jassembly
United States
Nikodin
Mostine
Texas Wetel
San
Goldwater Rules Out Running Vp Candidacy
Barry Goldwater ruled himself out as a vice presidential candidate saying it would be unwise to attack a presidential candidate while at the same time opposing liberal causes. He defended his stance against engaging in partisan bashing during the campaign.
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Goldwater
Cleveland strikes affect proposed legislation and ads
Washington reports lawmakers debate amid Cleveland union strikes as city dailies face pressure. Ropes of interest and advertising slogans spark concerns of misleading terms. Robert Kastenmeier criticizes merchants using pennies a day pitches to lure customers into high rates.
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Washington
Roppeits
Robert W. Kastenfeier
D-Wis
Cleveland
Ohio
Enredit
Al-Clo Pie
Guili
Kassenmeier
Senghor Seeks Constitutional Amendment After Coup Attempt
In Senegal President Leopold Senghor wins large support for a constitutional amendment to grant him stronger powers following a failed coup led by Premier Aly Mamour Dia. Early returns show 159,235 votes for the amendment and around 8,000 against.
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Darar
Senegal
Setiya
Mentary
Dent
Leopold Senghor
Suedigput
Mabili
Senghor
Alamad
Decongestant Eye Drops Alert Raises Health Concern
A fragmented report notes a product recall or warning involving a decongestant eye drops brand. The text mentions Pamela and possible regulatory or safety actions. Details are unreadable, but warnings imply risk to consumers and a government or company response.
Science Shrinks Piles With New Non Surgical Remedy
New York special reports a healing substance that shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain without surgery. Doctors note prompt relief and lasting improvement over months across varying severities, including long-standing cases. The cure, Bio-Dyne, is presented as Preparation H products available in suppositories and ointment.
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N.Y
Sale of Firm Eyed in Government Action
Washington reports the government plans to sell General Aniline & Film Corp which was seized in World War II. Interhandel claims ownership of most seized stock, while the Justive Department says an agreement approved by the Supreme Court will end a 20 year legal battle. The firm, a large chemical and dye company, had plants across the United States and headquarters linked to T. G. Farbenindustrie.
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Justivé’ Department
Supreme Court
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T. G. Farbenindustrie
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New York
Newsey
Alabama
California
Kéathy
Cunsylvania
Ohio
Gonzalez calls for domestic Peace Corps in San Antonio
San Antonio civic and business leaders heard Congressman Gonzalez urge creation of a domestic Peace Corps targeting migratory workers in California and Texas and addressing youth problems, education, and juvenile delinquency near Houston’s area. Dor Ellinger from Washington, DC, also spoke on bilingual Peace Class workers helping migrant children with English in classrooms.
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San‘Antonio
Gonzalez
Peace Corps
San Antonio
Gonizalez
Seleigh
San ‘Antonio
Houston
Tr U. 8
Eilies
Callyfornia
Texas
Dor Ellinger
Washington, D.C
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Edlinger
France Says Britain May Join Common Market If Treaty Accepted
Washington reports French Ambassador Herve Alph and staff stated that France would back Britain’s entry into the European Common Market if London accepts the treaty without revision. They argued Britain demands too many concessions that cannot be met.
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Washington
Herve. Alph
Saii
France
Britain
Great Britain
Navajo Nation Holds Election Amidering Nation Vote
Navajo Nation elected a tribal chairman and a 25 000 member tribal council as sovereign nation rights drew attention beyond the reservation spanning parts of Arizona New Mexico and Utah. Voter turnout represented about half of registered Navajos inside and outside the six state area.
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Rock
Ariz
United States
Arizona
New Mexico
French miners strike pressure Paris officials amid unrest
French miners, pushed by wage and hour demands, staged a continuing strike as government officials warned against violence and authorities prepared a crackdown. Socialist leaders denounced measures while workers circulated handbills and planned pickets to pressure for concessions.
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Inlén
Alne Bain
France
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