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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1960
Page
10
Safety Pattern OV David Lawrence launches a bold 13 point plan in Pennsylvania to cut highway crashes. It includes periodic driver reexaminations for license renewals and court authorized traffic training schools in every county as part of standard licensing procedures. The move aims to set a national model for uniform traffic regulations.
AVID BEN-GURION and Konrad Adenauer hold discussions in New York on growing ties between Israel and West Germany. The visit underscores closer commerce and an arms deal while the shadow of Hitler’s memory and Soviet propaganda stirs debate about future regional stability and rivalries.
March 15 entry notes seizure of stray animals from a Texas farm prompting an Animal Defense league action. A March 15 1940 item reports YMCA Glider Dogs conference opening under Travis Park Stelodist Church with sessions underway.
A fragmented 1920s page fragment shows officials debating air traffic ambitions and territorial disputes between Texas and Oklahoma. It notes naval funding for a Maine wreck revival and a newly ordered steam profiler, with scattered references to Harbored disputes and personnel moves.
A late 20s Soviet labor attaché, reporting to unions in Washington nine months after arrival, seeks union documents and mailing lists while promoting international conferences with front groups. He has been traced to the Soviet embassy. U.S. officials report limited contact and a cautious stance toward the Moscow state circus’s American tour and profits.
Charles M. Cooke of Sonoma expresses alarm over a perceived dust period delaying decisive action on China and communism. He urges stronger resolve as Pan American and NATO concerns loom, warning that appeasement could edge the nation toward Armageddon and a stronger defense is needed.
The piece weighs primaries' symbolic power, noting Nixon's NH showing amid weather and one candidate, Kennedy, benefiting public relations. It discusses New England demographic changes, Irish and Polish heritage in politics, and Nixon’s challenge in aligning with evolving Eisenhower policy and GOP slogans amid looming Cold War tensions.
Health column explains purpura causes including infections at times, drug reactions, vitamin deficiencies, and toxin effects. It describes acute and chronic forms, possible organ bleeding, typical recovery patterns, and bedrest as a treatment in mild cases. A follow up Q&A notes multiple sclerosis noncontagious though cause uncertain and introduces toxoplasmosis basics.
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