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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1966
Page
7
Bexar County voters face a complex primary with a split ballot. Citizens are urged to research candidates, as many rely on memory when selecting marked ballots. For nonpartisan voting info or precincts call the Chamber of Commerce at CA5-3261 between 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. A record voter registration shows strong intent.
Soviet defense minister Malinovsky denounced U S involvement in Vietnam with sharp words aimed at Hanoi. Premier Chou En-lai called Soviet aid to North Vietnam weak in quantity and quality. Polish leader Gomulka echoed Moscow while avoiding attacks on the church.
Sen J A Fulbright suggested arrogance of power, citing a note from Zephyr Wright to President Johnson at a diplomatic reception. The cook chides the president to eat what is served and hints she could take over if she loses interest in cuisine.
In a Brookings led pilot project federal executives meet top corporate leaders to discuss business operations and the motivations behind modern industry. The aim is open dialogue between government and business to better understand economic realities and human problems.
Edward K. Brewer argues that public concerns over crime policing and economic development outrank race track issues. He questions candidates promises on attracting heavy industry, boosting the police department, and ensuring HemisFair visitors feel safe, urging focus on factories over gambling venues.
In a speech titled Decline and Fall of the 50 States Rep O C Fisher attacks a 6 vote House passage of a rent subsidy bill. He says it would force monthly checks for hundreds of thousands, cap rents at a quarter of income, and burden taxpayers with billions while hindering home ownership. He cites Housing Secretary Robert Weaver on integration aims and notes a $1500 grant for home refurbishment.
In a letter to The Light dated April 30, LO. of San Antonio argues hospital and drug workers should see higher pay to improve services and questions pricing in medical care. The writer contends wage boosts for a few do not lower costs for taxpayers and warns of routine reliance on the poor house if care is unaffordable.
A SUNY Buffalo branch leads development of a scratchless blood test for allergies. Doctors Arbesman and Rose study how blood cell reactions reveal allergies, aiming for a single test and later a single injection to control most reactions.
A political briefing notes Gov. Pat Brown may back George Christopher in the November general over rival Ronald Reagan. A Los Angeles Times poll shows Christopher ahead of Brown, with Reagan close. Rumors allege liberal ties through Reagan’s firm, while Reagan touts conservative growth, private initiative, and reform in California.
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