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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1963
Page
7
The piece contrasts freedom in the West with Soviet arts policy under Khrushchev. It notes pressures on writers and painters to conform to Socialist Realism, the danger of nonconformity, and widespread Soviet taste for American jazz despite official disapproval. It questions potential shifts if censorship persists.
The piece notes speculation about Fidel Castro and hallucinogens amid a two hour speech denouncing three Protestant groups as CIA agents. It portrays Castro as lacking subtlety, calling his rhetoric grotesque and railing against Jehovahs Witnesses Pentecostal Church and Evangelists of Gideon.
Hollywood star Charlton Heston will spend next Tuesday in San Antonio to promote his new Twentieth Century Fox film The President's Lady in which he portrays President Andrew Jackson. The production arrives in town two days after his visit, with the event dated March 18, 1943.
A discussion on fear as a disease itself not caused by germs. Fear is spread by misinformation and campaigns that alarm the public, yet treatment lies in open dialogue with doctors and leaders, education, and the hopeful power of science. The piece urges rational, supportive guidance over sensationalism.
Haddam Neck Connecticut plans an 80 million dollar atom powered station to produce electricity at a competitive cost. Twelve New England utilities form Connecticut Yankee Atomic Power Co to oversee construction with Rowe Massachusetts as the model after a string of existing plants in Shippingport Dresden Yankee Indian Point and others. The project reflects rapid progress in atomic power with several plants already delivering power and more planned into the late 1960s. Insurance against atomic accidents remains a future issue.
A reader letter ties a 1930s anti rat campaign to fears of "two legged rats" and Communist propaganda. The writer urges immediate city planning and land purchase for a northside expressway, arguing land values rise with delay and municipal action is needed before elections.
The piece argues the New Frontier expands federal power while inflating debt and budgets. It cites Bernard Baruch warning on inflation and taxes, critiques deficits from 1961 to 1964, and claims education funding would best come from debt clarity. It warns of a looming $316 billion debt and rising costs for taxpayers.
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