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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1960
Page
2
Hong Kong dispatch reports Field Marshal Montgomery crossed into Red China on Monday on a personal diplomacy mission. He aims to meet Communist Chinese Premier Chou En-Lai to discuss potential talks and improve relations. The venture marks another step in his informal efforts to engage the Communist leadership.
Arthur G. Randol of San Antonio was elected a member of the board of directors of the Texas Association of Insurance Agents at the association’s sixty second annual convention in Austin. When you have a house or a room to rent call The Light.
Kennedy faces pressure from rivals amid a string of primary wins including Oregon to prevent a Kennedy nomination on the first ballot. Undecided delegates and favorite-son blocs in New York and Pennsylvania could tilt the balance, with Arizona and Hawaii voting patterns also shaping the convention dynamics.
A study reported by Emil W. Menzel Jr. tests chimpanzees and humans on judging banana size by sight. Chimps often pick the largest piece, sometimes misjudging height versus length, with Alpha the chimp showing judgment close to humans.
A new CALAMATUM Qintment claims to stop nine kinds of itch in seconds with six anti itch ingredients. The medicated cream soothes pain prevents infection by drying open lesions and aids healing, available in tube or aerosol dispenser.
Mrs Alice R McCormick 68 of Kerrville died Sunday from injuries after a Saturday traffic accident near Wickenburg Arizona. Police reported her car lost control on US 60 70 near a wash, plowed into a bank, and overturned ending in a crash.
Carl H. Hoots 30 of Route 1 Box 181 was fined 200 by Judge Mike Macharo after a May arrest for loitering near Las Palmas Elementary and attempting to approach a girl. Olga Gonzales reported a week of following of her daughter and a man in a red sports car fled when stopped at Hamilton and Laredo.
Ten AFL CIO leaders and a Teamsters official will visit the Soviet Union in July for a month to study local trade unions and daily life. The trip was announced by Jack D. Spiegel president of the United Shoe Workers union in Chicago, who stressed the visit is by individuals, not by their unions.
In Hartsdale New York a 69 year old retired Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer executive Alan F. Cummings and his wife Gertrude were found dead in the front seat of their car in the garage. Police say they apparently died from poisonous exhaust fumes Sunday.
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