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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1963
Page
1
Gregory Hicks six year old was hit by a car and lay unconscious for weeks with two collapsed lungs and brain pressure. After surgery and months of rehabilitation he regained mental faculties and began to walk and speak again, expressing empathy toward a white classmate.
A brief explainer debunks common baldness myths. It notes heredity and age are overstated excuses while asserting proper hair care can slow loss. Citing hair experts, it emphasizes that aging does not doom all men to baldness and that real causes are misunderstood.
Experts answer common hair questions and urge preventive care. National Hair Experts promote free consultations and scalp examinations, warning most baldness is preventable with early treatment.
National Hair Experts advertise a one dollar introductory treatment this week. Steps include a free scalp exam at their San Antonio and Houston offices, then a full stimulative treatment offered for one dollar if proven beneficial. No appointment needed with private consultations available Saturday.
Four people died and one was injured in two separate auto accidents near Los Angeles. Juan Castilla Huron, 22, and his brother George Huron, 20, were killed after his car left State Highway 173 and hit an embankment near Honda. In a second crash, a Hallettsville family of three died as their car left a bridge on U.S. Highway 994 near Gonales, tumbling into a creek and landing on its top.
Sen Russell of Georgia told graduates at the Georgia Military College that Cuba costs the Soviets about 1 million dollars daily to support Castro. He warned the nuisance value of backing an armed Communist state against the United States may compel continued aid short of war.
Washington dispatch states Secretary Udall clears a political dispute over eagle killings while ordering a probe into Colorado incidents near Mesa and June 3. The UPI report notes official action amid environmental and wildlife concerns.
Beirut dispatch reports Syria and Iraq waver on joining a Cairo agreed union with Egypt. Baath socialist rulers show misgivings about implementing the U A R plan as fears of Nasserite influence and internal unrest rise. Iraqi security brands Salam Ahmad a plotter in a weekend coup bid as Arab unity faces delays.
A one car accident near Riverton Wyoming claimed the life of Isiso Hernandez 81 of San Antonio. He was described as an executive member of the Iraqi Arab Nationalist Movement and linked to a group accused by Baghdad radio of plotting a pro Nasser coup.
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