Intergovernmental Cooperation Lauded In Metro Area Study
A memorandum from the Research and Planning Council urges intergovernmental cooperation to curb taxes in EXAR COUNTY. It outlines four cooperation types: service contracts, cooperative purchasing, joint long-term budgeting, and a voluntary association of local governments. The plan cites examples like city county jail and library services and a San Antonio Alamo Heights sewage pact.
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The
Research and Planning Council
Metropolitan Area Study Committee
Sam Jorrie
A. J. Ploch
McAllister
Hospital
River Authority
Modern lights to glow along Olmos Dam in San Antonio
City Public Service Board plans to install modern vapor lights at 300 foot intervals along Olmos Dam at an estimated cost of 10000 dollars. The proposal, approved by City Council, reflects a push to illuminate the dam area as part of a broader urban improvement effort in San Antonio.
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Olmos
City Public Service Board
Davis B. Mourland
The
San Antonio Bar Assn
Commissioners Court
Bexar
Kennedy Presses Labor on 35-Hour Week During White House Luncheon
At a White House luncheon, President Kennedy urged AFL-CIO leaders to pause the push for a 35 hour work week, pledging focus on tax cuts, education, youth, and public works to create jobs. He warned a moratorium unless broader programs succeed, and emphasized Latin American policy and anti-Communist labor roles.
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Ashington
White House
Kenedy
Abor
High Command
Kennedy
Afl-Cio High Council
Florida
Walter Reuthers
George Meany
al Hayes
Hayes
Meany
Jim Carey
CIO Electrical Workers
Hig
Congress
A. Plip Randolph
General Electric
IBM
Supreme Court
Arthur Goldberg
Perle
de Gaulle
Latin America
U.S
Ag Pret
Hall Syuttoate
Inn
Working wives taxed to fund nonworking spouses
Letter writer denounces a tax plan aimed at “working wives” and supports stay‑at‑home mothers, arguing taxes should punish those with working husbands. Roy L. Muchmore questions Rep Gonzalez’s stance on funding investigations and defends the John Birchers as patriots amid 1960s political rhetoric.
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Richard A. Veevers
Skybolt, Wilson and Europe Risking Western Unity
John Chamberlain argues that denying Skybolt to Britain harmed Harold Macmillan, boosting Labour under Harold Wilson and risking a drift toward class warfare and weaker Western unity. He warns Wilson’s state-led economy could flood markets with surplus goods, crippling free trade and delaying a united Atlantic alliance. He notes De Gaulle’s influence, Erhard’s possible rise, and fears a Gaullist Europe as UK and US policy shift unfolds.
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England
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Labor Party
Hugh Gaitskill
Harold Chamberlain Wilson
U.S
Maccmillan
Britain
Wilson
Free World
Gaitskill
Aneurin Bevan
Russia
London
Washington
New Deal
Mordecai Ezekiel
Harold Wilson
de Gaulle
Kennedy
Ludwig Erhard
Eb Alte
Adenauer
Erhard
Europe
Macmillan Maing
Hope
Clarence Streit
Constitutio Free States
Atlantic Ocean
Ope
United States
Streit
Honest talk eases pediatric tonsil surgery experience
A health column urges frank preoperative talks with children facing tonsillectomy. It contrasts past hospital secrecy with modern practice, outlining steps to explain anesthesia, expected soreness, and the recovery, including involving parents and easing fear.
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Association of
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San Antonio
Fred E. Gallard
Tnefantry Regiment
95Th Infantry Division
Fort Sam Houston
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Paul Wright
San Pedro Springs
Prof
Williams
Col, Nasser
Yordan
Lalor
Rep. Gonzalez
Sam Ogle
Bravos
Henry B. Gonzalez
Un-American Activities Committee
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Jain Birchers
20Th
Rockwell
John Birchers
John Bircher
Roy L. Muchmore
Conlex Point
John Chamberlain
Lester
Coleman
ITS
Ring
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