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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1965

Page

8

Flood relief efforts to aid San Antonio flood victims

The American Red Cross anticipates unbudgeted costs to repair or rebuild homes and provide essential furnishings. Joe Sullivan, local disaster chair, estimates at least 74000 will be needed for San Antonio flood victims. A survey found 225 homes damaged and 50 units in Lincoln Courts, with the chapter already over budget and asking local support at 3207 Broadway.

American Red Cross Joe Sullivan Red Cross San Antonio Lincoln Courts Red Crogs

Kennedy Pushes Gun Bill Limiting Mail Order Firearms

Senate hearing backs administration bill to curb mail order gun traffic. Senator Robert F. Kennedy cites alarming crime statistics tied to easy weapon access. Opponents led by Senator Doce and Attorney General Kateenbach argue against the measure amid a broad campaign by gun rights critics.

Senate Tre Robert F. Kennedy New York Joby Thomas J. Doce D-Conn Kateenbach

Merger Plan Aims to Create Environmental Science Services Admin

President Johnson proposes unifying Weather Bureau Coast and Geodetic Survey and Central Rate Propagation Laboratory into a single Environmental Science Services Administration. The goal is to improve earth sea and air monitoring, from weather to pollution and space conditions, with a broader scientific mission. Outcomes depend on improved accuracy and public support.

Vhe Weather Bureau Coast and Geodetie Survey Central Rate Propagation Laboratory The Environmental Science Services Administration

Buckley on Schlesinger shows liberal left drift

William F. Buckley Jr. critiques Arthur Schlesinger Jr. at a Washington teach-in, noting his evasive Viet Nam stance and the liberal left’s wavering. The column examines Bundy’s restraint, Johnson’s possible plans, and the Left’s effect on U S policy toward Southeast Asia and the war.

Prina Dome Sheraton Park Lyndon Johnson New Delhi LBJ South Viet Nam McGeorge Bundy Buckley Jay Arthur Schlesinger Jr Americans For Democratic Action George Bundy Cense Schlesinger Viet Nam Siepfried Yeself Lei Geneva Santo Domingo Southeast Asia America LBI John F. Kennedy John Kennedy Bay of Pigs Cuba Berlin Laos Indonesia British Guiana Brazil Washington England T 9 Runnymerle Kenneny

Residents debate annexation and city services in old San Antonio

Letters criticize annexation plans and fear loss of freedoms as residents urge provision of water sewage and cleanup. They urge improvements like brush and driftwood removal to prevent floods while questioning governance and taxation.

Old San Antonio City Mart

Residents Call For Safe Zone Along Inez Street In LA

A letter from J Potchernick of San Antonio Texas urges limiting building within 100 feet of Inez Street and nearby Creeks to prevent repeat flood damage seen over 23 years. He cites flooded cottages at the 36th and Inez intersection and notes repeated relocations after flood events.

36Th Inez St Inez Street J. Potchernick

Mind the Things That Are Steel Not of This Earth

A devotional verse references Colossians 3 2 urging focus on heavenly things rather than earthly concerns. The text emphasizes spiritual priorities over material matters in daily life. The wording imitates a period tone and echoes classic biblical phrasing.

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Johnson Backs Labor Pledge Amid Tight Congressional Fight

President Johnson moved to repeat laws banning union shops and align with AFL CIO leaders. He consulted Meany in private talks, faced business opposition over payroll taxes and right to work repeal, and warned that delay could threaten international priorities. A labor push for vast public works and a $60 weekly minimum wage looms as next steps.

Ashington Johnson Congress Dock and Steel Industries International Union of Electrical Workers George Meany Meany Senate House Speaker Labor Hunter Wharton Operating Engineers Union Wharton TVA Afl-Cio, Building and Construction Trades’ Union Council Minnesota John Blatnit Afl-Cio Cue Hall Syndicate

Advances in elderly surgery and newborn PKU testing

Health columns discuss safer elderly surgery with modern anesthesia and antibiotics after 370 major operations on patients over 76. It also covers phenylketonuria newborn screening to prevent mental retardation, and the health impact of noise on ears, plus industry efforts to reduce vibration.

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