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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1965
Page
3
A Albuquerque woman sues the federal government for 75000 dollars claiming a fall on three separate occasions at a post office caused injury. The filing blames defective premises and maintenance policies leading to the accident.
Tyler police investigate claims of brutality following an arrest that allegedly caused a fracture. Robert Lacy, 49, of Tyler, and a female plaintiff claim harm during incidents at a bus station and related actions. The suit, filed Wednesday, cites a weakened hip and broken leg from a fall and asserts mistreatment by officers.
Washington AP reports two pay raises in as many years have not halted attrition in the armed services. A survey shows inadequate pay, housing, family separation, and eroded fringe benefits driving away junior officers and enlisted personnel. Army says over 75 percent of junior reserve officers leave after duty, and similar figures apply to first term enlisted reups. Navy notes over 70,000 first enlistments failed reenlistment last year, including 12,500 electronics specialists, signaling serious shortages at multiple officer levels.
Vatican envoy instructs U S Catholic bishops to refrain from joint ecumenical worship with Protestants until formal rules are set, amid controversy over the Vatican Council unity decree and recent church practice. The Holy See warns excesses in joint services may confuse the faithful.
PITTSBURGH RP The United Steelworkers Union called its basic steel talks to resume after a two month gap with Monday meetings planned with industry counterparts to set the stage for talks and to hear arguments for extending the May 1 strike deadline. President David J McDonald denied any plan to extend the deadline and said the union would only meet with the companies coordinating committee amid industry pressure and customer withdrawal to foreign markets.
Peking urged Moscow to junk Khrushchev era policies to restore unity in the Communist world. The official People’s Daily said Khrushchev has vanished from politics but Khrushchevism remains alive and warned the Soviet press would keep promoting it.
Chalmers, Ukes to talk on the telephone. A new long distance direct dialing system led to a $1.78 bill to Bloomington, Indiana. A California child, Daniel Ramirez, dialed the numbers to reach a Bloomington woman, who heard a faint voice and a demand to hang up. Southwestern Bell will cover the charge. The mother plans to use a wall telephone from now on.
The Pentagon proposes trimming Texas two National Guard divisions and a theater unit, prompting Gov. Connally to negotiate terms before final unit listings. Bishop says reductions surpass expectations and plan to reallocate troops into geographic areas while awaiting National Guard Bureau decisions.
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