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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1965
Page
7
The six day strike by machinists at McDonnell Aircraft Corp in St Louis ends ratified by union and management. The settlement allows Gemini schedule and fighter production to resume for Vietnam forces with public interests served and workers aided.
The Salvation Army kicks off its annual Christmas Cheer campaign with red kettles at downtown and suburban malls. Lloyd H. Flood, chairing again, notes 1964 impact: 1 100 families fed, over 5 000 toys given, 500 bags to jail, 850 sunshine baskets to shut ins, marking 76 years of the drive.
The report praises Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon as a charming couple during a visit that blended ambassadorial aims with tourism. It notes Meg’s hats drew scrutiny yet calls the pair heart warming and asserts Americans welcomed their presence and asked them to return with the children.
A Swedish town Lulea reports power flowing backward during a blackout era, contrasted with U S experiences. The piece uses playful analogies like reverse gas pumps and films to illustrate the oddity and ends with a note that the situation could recur.
Analyzing critics of the Geneva accords, the piece argues the US South Viet Nam position faced a dubious legal challenge. It cites armistice history, Viet Nam and Laos/Cambodia dynamics, and British and U.S. reactions, noting repeated violations and limited enforceability of the agreements.
A reader lambasts a Friday Light report on Gemini launch news, asserting the real story is a McDonnell strike that halted Phantom jet production for Vietnam usage. The letter claims labor actions threaten war readiness and accuse authorities of bowing to labor leaders for votes.
A reader argues that Latin attitudes shape Bobby Kennedy's outreach. The letter claims gringo diplomats misread Latin politics and cites the late President as a mixed symbol. It denounces Bobby Kennedy's Vietnam era offer and lauds his predecessor as a hero to Latin Americans.
Victor Riesel reports from Saigon where women carry 100 kilo flour sacks for longshore crews amid heat and delays. He notes widespread labor brokers skimming wages, little supervision, and refugees idle between ships, urging a 20 hour day and organized refugee gangs to speed unloading and ease hunger. He proposes U.S. action and five skilled longshoremen to Saigon funded by the ILA.
A Montclair study by Dr. Marvin Bierenbaum finds low fat, low cholesterol diets with polyunsaturated oils reduce recurrences of heart attacks. Cleveland researchers cite limiting eggs to four weekly. Guidance emphasizes lean meats, non oily fish, margarine, skim milk, vegetables and fruits.
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