Medal of Honor anniversary marks a century of heroism
The article recalls the Medal of Honor's history since its 1861 congressional creation signed by Lincoln. It notes 2 199 total awards over a century, with breakdowns by conflict and recipients drawn from all Army components. As of February 1 1963 there were 37 MOH winners in the Active Army.
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College CLASP fund drive expands across Texas
The College Loyalty Alumni Support Program CLASP enlarges to 14 Texas cities with Trinity University hosting the first San Antonio event. Participating schools include Abilene Christian Baylor SMU Texas A&M and others while two weeks of fundraising aims to boost alumni giving without pooling funds. Jonathan Wheeler chairs the effort as William P. Steven of the Houston Chronicle speaks.
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Abilene Christian College
University of Arkansas
Baylor University
University of Corpus Christi
Incarnate Ward College
Mary Hardin-Baylor College
St. Edward's University
St. Mary’s University
Southern Methodist University
Southwestern University
Southwest Texas State College
Texas A&m College
Texas Christian University
West Texas State College
Rosy Coal Outlook Shifts as Automation Gains Ground
A 1963 King Features Syndicate analysis argues that coal faces stiff competition from oil and nuclear power, yet automation under former UMW leaders has stabilized output. It credits the National Coal Policy Conference and leaders like John L. Lewis and Tony Boyle for guiding investment in modern mining tech.
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John L. Lewis
Chamberlain
Miners’ Union
Rainers
United Mine Workers Union
Lewis
Mine Union
George H. Love
Consolidation Coal Co
Joy Manufacturing Co
Philip Sporn
American Electric Power Co
Walter Tuohy
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co
National Coal Policy Conference
U. S
David Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
Vila Mai
Princeton
Hea
United Mine Workers
Tony” Boyle
King Features Syndicaté, Inc
Trinity University to receive 480000 loan for dorms
Rep Paul J Kilday announced a government loan of 480000 to Trinity University to finance three connected dormitory units. In San Antonio high winds and heavy rain damaged homes on Cincinnati Ave block 2200.
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Trinity University
Paul J. Kilday
San Antonio
Cincinnati Ave
Brazil and the Red advance threaten U.S. interests
In a 1963 Untier Feature Syndicate column, the author warns that Joao Goulart's Brazilian government shows deep Marxist influence with figures like Lionel Brizola and Celso Furtado in top posts. He argues Moscow cheers Goulart, press brass face danger, and U.S. military aid must be reconsidered to avoid a Sovietized Brazil.
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Cuba
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Fidel Castro
Raul
Goulart
Moscow
Mao Tse-tung
Peking
Lionel Brizola
Rio de Janeiro
Iself
Celzo Furtado
Evando Luns Silva
Joan Mangabeira
Argentina
Juan Peron
Emilio Maurell Filho
Adm
Silva Heck
Heck
Red
Navy
Julio Bierrenbach
Avains
Untier Feature Syndituts, Inc
Health Talk On Ulcers By Lester Coleman
A health talk explains how emotional stress and diet contribute to peptic ulcers. It outlines symptoms such as upper abdominal pain, the role of acid and pepsin, and the need for lifestyle changes including eliminating alcohol and spices.
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Lester Coleman
Uberville
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