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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1963
Page
8
The piece satirically recalls Khrushchev urging a shift to corn products in the Soviet Union, noting opposition from Russians who prefer sausages cabbage potatoes and bread. It mocks distribution failures and suggests adapting to American-style production while keeping the joke about reformist zeal.
Marshal Rodion Malinovsky visits Jakarta as President Sukarno pins a decoration on him amid growing speculation of deeper defense ties. The 4 billion dollar Soviet arms deal and Indonesia s regional ambitions suggest possible shifting dynamics with Malaysia and surrounding areas. Observers urge close monitoring by appropriate agencies.
On Monday March 25 a three alarm fire at the new construction disrupted Santa Rosa Medical Center. San Antonio Fire Department and Police Department rapidly contained the incident with multiple agencies offering aid. The administrator Sister Mary Vintt expresses eternal gratitude to all who assisted and prays for the community.
A Colorado Springs letter argues for a five dollar voting tax to fund education and campaign needs. It contends three dollars would go to the state school fund and two to party campaign funds, reducing vote buying and aiding competent candidates. The proposal claims voters would back paying for better education and governance.
Letter from Mr Sadowski discusses limits on Krebioven use for cancer therapy. The piece notes debates over censorship and unapproved approaches, criticizes the lack of constructive progress, and references commentary from Masmandville. Evelyn Strom adds context about public sentiment and impartial assessment.
Republican strategy centers on mobilizing labor leaders and union members to cut into Kennedy labor support. Key figures include Nelson Rockefeller, George Romney, William Scranton and Mark Hatfield. The effort spans big-city unions, female union members, and construction trades. Carolled planning sessions and targeted local appointees aim to swing votes in the 1962 elections.
An optimistic view of modern medicine highlights advances such as penicillin, vaccines, open heart surgery, and artificial organs. It notes ongoing fears about health, research on immunization against wasp venom, heart surgery techniques, and chromosomal insights to correct birth defects. King Features Syndicate.
Former AEC head David Lilienthal, speaking at Princeton, argues against nuclear disarmament myths and warns disarmament would leave power to less tractable states. He calls for curbing federal promotion and stockpiling, noting economics will drive atomic energy use while biology and vaccines promise future gains.
Bexar County officials predicted a Tuesday vote to decide the fate of a $3,925,000 courts and jail bond issue. A highway bill granting Authority to set a lower speed limit sits dead on the Austin calendar. Sheriff James W. Galbreath of Nueces County died at his son's home aged 60. Sophie Burns earned the Distinguished Service Medal for nursing work in France. Several San Antonio women named as candidates for school board. Gas company workers overcome by fumes after a blowout on Houston Street. Deputy Sheriff Lea injured when hose toppled and leg crushed.
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