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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1955
Page
54
Senator Byrd of Virginia warns a projected new International trade agency could limit presidential action in future emergencies. He urges clarifying the agency's status before Senate approves a bill extending the reciprocal trade agreements act with tariff reduction authority.
Allied officials in Bonn reveal about 20 Americans held at Bautzen East Germany camp described as a brain washing center. A Communist youth escapee in Frankfurt said 45 Americans and 75 British subjects were detained. records later reduced the American total to include civilians and military defectors.
Walter Winchell notes sponsors plan to continue support for a TV radio program amid network negotiations for 1956. Agencies claim loyalty, with one staying through summer and possibly Dec 25, while another remains open-ended. The piece strings celebrity anecdotes and industry chatter across contracts, personalities, and evolving broadcast habits.
National Democratic Chairman Butler questioned secrecy in releasing papers such as Yalta. He suggested Potsdam documents and Eisenhower notes could be public interest items. He also doubted the Nixon subsidization story will ever be fully revealed.
Atty. Gen. Shepperd will argue Texas position on public school segregation before the U S Supreme Court. The court set April 11 for oral arguments as Texas maintains school matters fall under state jurisdiction and seeks its own method to implement the ruling.
The Long Gray Line at Majestic is hailed as an excellent true life story of Marty Maher the U S Military Academy trainer. John Ford crafts a broad humorous and sentimental chronicle from turn of the century through two world wars with Tyrone Power Maureen O Hara and Donald Crisp in key roles.
Jose Almansa five of 234 S Frio was in serious condition at Santa Rosa hospital after a .32 pistol stolen from Union Hall Matamoros and Pecos was discharged in his hip. Four other boys ages 11 to 13 were to be questioned by juvenile officers.
The government's records disposal agency announced it removed enough surplus government records last year to create a stack about 90 miles high.
LOUIS March 24. Controlling interest in the 103 year old St. Louis Globe-Democrat has been acquired for more than $6,000,000 by Samuel I. Newhouse of New York. Newhouse runs a chain of newspapers, radio and TV stations in New York state New Jersey Pennsylvania and Oregon.
April Reader's Digest presents scientific facts about pain and recovery. It explains tears washing away substances, nausea aiding rest, and the groin concentration of nerves signaling injury. The issue promotes 42 articles of condensed reading material from current books and magazines.
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