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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1963
Page
1
New York mayor predicts newspapers will be back on stands early next week as 48 publishers resume work after a lengthy walkout by photoengravers pressmen and paper handlers. Negotiations aim to finish by Saturday morning with ratification votes anticipated Sunday.
In a high court backed summit Nebraskan and South Dakotan governors resolved a long running Missouri River boundary clash. A gentleman’s agreement allows South Dakota anglers to fish without Nebraska permits while negotiations continue.
Prince Bertil urged a short, direct trade expansion between Sweden and the United States during a speech before the Swedish Chamber of Commerce in New York. He stated, I’ve got three words for trade, it should expand.
Congressional investigators accuse A C Nielsen Co of using a broadcast audience survey technique it once criticized. Nielsen executives defend methods for special studies, noting sampling variation and timing differences as factors in discrepancies cited by critics.
Former President Eisenhower visited Eisenhower High School in Rialto California spoke briefly to about 2100 students and visited several classes. The same night five men beat and robbed an 80 year old San Antonio man in Austin during the 4th annual conference of the Negro Railroad Porters and Conductors Brotherhood.
A San Antonio youth, Clayton Heatheark of 3045 S New Braunfels, San Antonio, a University of Colorado student, earns a postdoctoral award for study at Columbia University as government aide. Rep. Henry B. Gonzalez announced Friday he will receive 33,000 annually.
In Brasilia and Havana reports, President Goulart approved a congress in Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro with Communist ties. UPI notes U.S. aid talks while Castro denies interference, stressing Brazil must follow its laws.
Pravda reports about 16 000 trade officials in Kazakhstan were fired for drunkenness and criminal activity. It cites opposition from a responsible party faction against two recent Kazakh premiers’ appointments as unfit. The Soviet press also urges citizens to curb bureaucracy and waste while monitoring collective farms.
Dr Matthew Brock of the University at Colorado Medical Center told the Texas Game and Fish Commission a major breakthrough is near in research into a vaccine against leukemia. He urged the commission to supply more female opossums for the anti leukemia vaccine studies.
In Germany a monk nicknamed Monk was sentenced to three years and two months hard labor for attempting to kill a rival at the Niederaltaich monastery chicken house. Brother Gunther, real name Mattheus Blenk, was found guilty of trying to electorate Brother Gallus by shorting an electric outlet. The court dropped embezzlement charges against him. The Estes trial in El Paso involves 44 counts of mail fraud and a broader conspiracy to defraud farmers and finance companies of about $22 million in a disputed ammonia tank scheme. Prosecutors moved to drop two mail fraud counts. defense argues for acquittal due to insufficient proof. The trial paused for rebuttals and argument, with a verdict not yet reached.
Washington reports Brazil won a financial round, but Congress warned of a bitter debate on further U.S. aid after President Goulart did not interfere with a Latin American Communist rally in Sao Paulo. IMF support was key, with postponement of $26.5 million in debt payments and a possible June standby credit.
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