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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1966
Page
7
City Council poised to approve a stricter traffic plan with heavier penalties for parking moving and license violations. Enforced across main arteries from the outset, the policy aims to deter offenders with intensified police patrols and daily targeted enforcement during rush hours.
The report describes mobs pulling down flags and replacing them with Indonesia's, smashing windows, and setting cars ablaze at the Jakarta embassy. Protests also target the U S embassy in Kuala Lumpur as Deputy Premier Subandria and Sukarno are cited amid accusations of pro Communist alignment and passive stance.
Australia will increase its 1500-man troop presence in Vietnam. Australian forces have fought alongside U S troops, operating within the 173D Airborne Brigade and enhancing its reputation. The move underscores a strong U S Australian alliance in pursuing a just conclusion to the war.
In Savannah Georgia on March 12 1912 Juliette Gordon Low formed the first U S troop of Girl Scouts with 12 girls. Today the movement includes 30 030 000 members and 617 000 adult leaders. The Girl Scouts stand for character conduct patriotism and service amid youth concerns.
A health talk surveys common medical myths about diet and disease. It lists beliefs on diabetes, pork, copper bands, wine, bread, honey, vitamins, juices, and more, noting most are baseless while one holds a kernel of truth. The author invites readers to submit further superstitions for investigation.
Columnist William F. Buckley Jr. argues Percy faces a tough choice over his Goldwater past and party alignment. He notes Percy voted for Goldwater in 1964, cites his stance on the Dirksen Amendment, and predicts a strategy challenge as Republicans navigate Nixon-era welfare and Vietnam debates.
A devotional line from John 12 46 declares that those who believe in Jesus will not stay in darkness. The message invites readers to seek spiritual illumination through faith in Christ, framing belief as the path from darkness to light.
New York based NAM uses MIND programs at 277 Park Avenue to train Harlem youths. Six stenography students lift to 65 wpm, with banks hiring at $65 weekly after $25 training cost. Six teen boys show four to five grade jumps in reading. two hired to teach future classes. NAM plans private industry turn over and expands with Chicago plant and bankers backing poverty programs.
D. Sanchez defends federal voting oversight amid post poll tax transition in the South. He cites hostility to Black voters in East Texas and rebuts smear campaigns against his idealized Utopia, noting federal funds aided by government policy after the 1930s downturn.
Louis L. Michael replies to a letter about a radio essay titled Tam a fired American. The essay compares centralized authority to a constraining force and invites debate on government power and individual liberty.
A reader praises Charles G. Davis for mail voting and license renewal options, thanking the newspaper for printing the form. The letter argues government aid and wartime contracts sustain employment, suggesting state involvement benefits both workers and the economy.
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