Khrushchev Rebuffs Geneva Talks. U.S. Cancels Nevada Tests
The article notes Premier Khrushchev rejects Kennedy and Macmillan efforts to end the Geneva deadlock on nuclear tests. It reports the United States canceled three minor underground Nevada tests after a Moscow English broadcast warned against holding them. It argues world opinion, if it exists, should respect determined strength and that continued testing is required to maintain security.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Macmillan
Geneva
United States
Nevada
Moscow Radio
North America
Soviet Union
Realtors Week Paints Up Local Home for Deserving Family
The San Antonio Real Estate Board led a Realtor Week project to paint a home owned by a family in need. Fifty volunteer painters from the board, organized by committee under Steve Pogue Sr and Bob Jones as chair, worked all day in ten-man crews to improve curb appeal and neighborhood property values.
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The
San Antonio Real Estate Board
Realtor Week
Statesmen, immigration, and media saturate public views
The letter criticizes leaders who would weaken national defense and remove God from schools, denounces immigration and UN ties, and laments perceived Kennedy-focused media coverage. the writer calls for deportation of dissenters and preservation of the Bible based national identity.
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Yesteryear
Reds
U.N
Reuther Aims to Unionize Texas Instrument Drive
Walter Reuther and the AFL CIO Industrial Union Department plan a wide organizing push into the South and new tech sectors. Aimed at Texas Instrument and other untapped plants, the drive would involve 187 full time organizers across five regional HQs with a 14 million budget and a six month deadline to June 1964.
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Southern Textiles
DuPont Corporation
Texas Instrument Co
CSO
Jim Carey
Auto Workers of Carey's
International Union of Electrical Workers
TUE
Texas Instrument Electronics
Reuther
Boston
Houston
Philadelphia
Charlotte
N.C
Chicago
Texas
South
South Carolina
Rettner
John F. Kennedy
DuPont
New York
Afl-Cio
Reuither
Ated
Simlirats
Orthopedic trends and fever management in children
The article discusses advances in orthopedic surgery and the use of modern implants. It emphasizes staying calm during a child's illness, understanding fever as a sign of infection, and relying on a doctor’s guidance and modern medicines to control illness.
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King Fecitures Syn, Inc
These Days The Power In the People
Columnist John Chamberlain argues against Washington control of the economy and praises self-reliance. He cites mailbox painters as a symbol of personal initiative, notes college dependence on federal aid, and recalls colleges started without federal funds. Authorities and old workers illustrate competing views of policy and freedom.
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John Chamberlain
Washington
Eastern College
Potomac
King Ventures Sendivatea
Tae
Measles Surge Sets Five Year Record in San Antonio
The San Antonio Light notes 101 new measles cases reported last week, a five year high. St. Anthony Hotel hosts dinner for ten Mexican railway workers studying U.S. railroad methods. National Pictures on location at Eagle Pass filming cowboy sagas. Floodwaters ruined papers sealed in St. Marys Church cornerstone since 1854. Diocesan council and women’s auxiliary meet at St. Marks Church for West Texas Episcopal events. Boer trust colony papers signed after Menger Hotel meeting. Judge S W McAllister, San Antonio resident since 1848, dies at 62.
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St. Anthony Hotel
U.S
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
Realtor
Steve Pogue Sr
Bene
Clifford Russ SR
Kennedys
Caroline
Seluie
Goldwater
Rey
St. Louis
Carey
Auto Union
UAW
Te Val
Canada
Tis
Lester
Coleman, M.D
Chamberlain
San Antonio
Sa Antonio
National Pictures Co
Eagle Pass
St. Mary's Church
Council of the Diocese of
Mexico
Joubert
Capt
O'Donnell
Menger Hotel
Recorder's
S. W. McAllister
Kentucky
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