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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1971

Page

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Wage Increases Face Public Trust In Wage Board

Washington reports the wage board approved the first year of a coal industry agreement with an average 18.8 percent hourly rise, signaling a tough next phase for other unions and possibly nonunion workers. Economists fear public confidence in wage price controls could erode amid large increases. The board, split 10 to 3, shows labor and management members aligned for a stiff future stance.

Washington Government National Coal Industry Aerospace Labor U.S

Late Morning 350 Pages in 22 Sections 25 Cents

A compact item notes a publication issue offering a 350 page edition divided into 22 sections sold at 25 cents. The brief records the time of day and price, with no extra context about content or format.

Red China speech laid out Mao era aims in UN address

The United Nations heard a 30 minute tirade from Chiao Kuan hua deputy foreign minister representing Red China. The speech offered a consolidated manifesto of Beijing's world view and future actions. It signals a formal program to influence global affairs as seen by American observers.

Williams Randolp Hearst JR Kets New York United Nations Voice Red China Chiao Kuan-hua Free Red Jdragan Mao Chiaa Hiller Peking

Pay Board Defends a Coal Wage Settlement

Pay Board chairman George H H Boldt defended the coal wage settlement amid Democratic charges that it undercuts the wage price freeze. Senator Proxmire called the move a dangerous precedent risking stabilizations, while Boldt and public members dissented from the board's vote. Treasury Secretary Connally argued Democrats seek political gain as Nixon’s program likely continues to curb inflation.

Washington UPS George HH. Bokil Nixon Boldt House Senate Economic Committee Wiliam Proxmire de Wikt United Mine Workers Proxmire Rud Proxmilre Treasury John B. Connally Jr Connally Wmal-1v ABC

Mayoral runoff looming in Houston race

Houston mayoral race heads to runoff as incumbent Lowe Welch leads with 46.9 percent from 323 of 5 precincts while Hofheinz trails at 43.7 percent. Welch, seeking a fifth term, faces a likely runoff with Hofheinz, as uncounted votes skew toward minority and newly enfranchised voters. Welch's reelection would extend his influence over city government and national mayoral groups.

Houston UPI Fred Notheing Lowe Welch South Hutt Welch Hofheinz George Garver Garver National League of Cities U.S. Conference of Mayas Motheinz Phi Beta Kappa Judah Royofheinz Houston Astros Cin Fred Holheinz Herman Short Hashkeniz Shert Hofheing Lewis Cuter Mauston Frank W. Sharp

Italy Weather Halts Nation Amid Hail Snow and Rain

Italy faced a severe storm with hail snow and rain sweeping from the Alps to Naples causing widespread disruption. The report notes winds up to 60 miles per hour and disruption across major cities as rescue and relief efforts begin.

Rome Alps Naples

US Destroyers Head for Black Sea Mission

Four US destroyers crossed the Turkish Straits on Saturday en route to the Black Sea on a show of force mission. The vessels include the Hawkins and the Robert E. Wilson, sailing from the Mediterranean after passing Istanbul as part of the operation.

Istanbul Turkey Gilt Jileet Mediterranean Turkish Straits Black Sea USS Hawkins Robert B. Wilson

TV Sweepstakes Winners Spark Holiday Cheer in Braunfels

Grandfather L. J. Abbott of Comal County ISD wins $26, crediting daily checkups of The Light for luck as he shops for grandkids. Mrs. Howard Cave of 11520 Whisper Mose wins $10 after two and a half years as a Light subscriber, her first contest success. Sunday TV Channels magazine features the winning numbers with daily WW prints for prizes from $100 to $10.

Now Braunfels Christime Alving L. J. Abbott Comal County Independent Hins Abbott Abbott Howard Cave Whisper Mose Cave

Edgewood Wins Federal Nod for 10 Million School Program

The Edgewood School District received preliminary approval from HEW for a 10 million experimental education program aimed at low income, Spanish speaking and Black children. The grant funds development across early childhood to high school levels, with new staffing, intensive teacher training, culture aware curricula, and noneducational supports. Two other sites are Newark New Jersey and Greenville South Carolina.

Nashington Edgewood Department of Health, Education and Welfare HEW Office of Education Rep Gonzalez Bexar LOW INC@ME GROUP Gonzales Newark Greenville S.C

Red China vows Indochinese aid to Vietnam and China

Chinese Premier Chow Enlai assured a North Vietnamese delegation led by Pham Van Hong that Vietnam and China face the world’s urgent issues. China promised substantial support to Hanoi until victory, as broadcast by New China News Agency from Tokyo with details still unfolding.

Tokyo Chow Enlai Vietam Pham van Hong Chow New China News Agency I Tokyo

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