San Antonio Police Workforce Faces Budget and Morale Strains
A San Antonio Police Department analysis by the Research and Planning Council criticizes manpower levels and morale while noting the city's comparatively low expenditures and salaries. The report compares SAPD to 14 peer cities, highlighting the lowest starting pay for patrolmen and below-average spending, yet shows higher violence crime rates than some peers. It urges attention to pay, morale, and resource allocation to improve effectiveness.
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San Anton
Donal Leonidf
Detroit
Wat
Leonard
Prtce
Patico
San Antonio
Cannell
Law
Research and Planning Council Wales
Savey
Sin Antonio
Mane
Theodor
Christmas Pilgrimage at San Antonio Garden Center
Pilgrimage reminder urges readers to join the Christmas event at the San Antonio Garden Center today. Colineuman Roland Bremer will light a ribbon ceremony at noon at the Ursehel residence 4a Devine Road, with six others preparing for the holiday season. Attendees can view decora tions at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William R. Binkin on 215 Crescent. Proceeds support the Garden Center's building fund and its civic events and therapy programs.
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San Antonio Garden Center
Colineuman Roland Bremer
Charles Wesehel
Devine Road
Ursehel
William R. Binkin
Crescent
dewishaLor Hanukkah
Carden Center
Ingavoventons
Pragiannas Toy Ee Itnionppedt
Fireworks talk and frost hit San Antonio notes
November 1958 items include county commission action on potentially banning fireworks, heavy frost causing some crop damage in Texas, George Cushman tied to Public Service Co. development, actress Martha Mansfield dies from burns in San Antonio, police uniforms to change, and a veteran show at Grant Opera House.
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San Antonio
George H. Cushman
The
Public Service Co
Goliad
Hexas
Magnificent Boe Maar and the fragile family tale
A mangled text fragment blends names and places with a troubled narrative about a man called Boe Maar and a woman, referencing a funeral, emotions, and a community context. It hints at love, instability, and death while mentioning a president and a political setting, though details are unclear and garbled.
Response to ailing President Fyndon B Johnson era
A fragmented and archaic passage laments the change in leadership from a beloved president to Fyndon B Johnson. It expresses grief for the late leader, faith in the new president, and a plea for Americans to avoid hate and violence while embracing unity and national duty. The text references cancer and political transition themes in a period tone.
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Tesa Haren
Bo Johnsen
Cenalar
Piesie Dent
Amwricai
Fyndon B. Johnson
Labor And Vice Presidential Speculation Near in 1964 Election
President Lyndon Johnson seeks strong labor support as allies push for a labor friendly ticket. Labor leaders weigh Hubert Humphrey Robert Kennedy and other figures to anchor the Democratic ticket with hopes of carrying New York Pennsylvania and key regions. Johnson has built ties with labor chiefs and considers allies for shaping the running mate choice and campaign strategy.
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Lyndon Johnson
Midahhseen
Wales
Hind
Lear
Rohan
Heir Onanpower
Theis Poli Funds
Wei Pultiedty
Thei
Mele
Pealio Hendnordies
Deoweratie
Herat
Ismw
Orth
West
Hey
Wes Krew
Johnson
Wilo
Minnesota
Hubert Horns
Hubert Humphrey
New York State
Pennsylvania
Labo
New York City
New York Ste
John Tsennedy
Atty
Robert Kennedy
Johngot
Bob Kennedy
Wo Fas
Adlai Stevenson
Tobnson
Supreme Court
Avie Golebeur
Johnson Praises Meany and Labor Leaders in National Front Support
The article notes Johnson’s respect for George Meany, head of the national AFL-CIO, and describes how Meany pledged labor backing to the President on a broad national front. It mentions unnamed aides and insiders predicting new leadership ties and influence from H. S. (Lank) Brown and figures like Fines Waller Reuther, with implications for alliances in the forthcoming policy debates.
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Aptl-Cio
George Meany
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Moaie
Stohnson
Bat Thes
Mat Bean
Briliant
Sinha
Lotisod
MBO
Uhr Litisends
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H. S
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Waller Reuther
Thubert Timmphrey
Ate Uni
Health Quackery and Honest Medicine Warnings
A long weekly health column discusses the dangers of medical quackery and the costs of fraudulent cures. It cites the American Medical Association and a Second National Congress on Medical Quackery, and urges readers to seek legitimate care while offering to address general questions through Dr Coleman.
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Campaiey
Washington
Hepeler
Kennedy as social man and sportsman in the nation’s life
The author compares John F Kennedy to Theodore Roosevelt, arguing Kennedy’s lasting legacy lies in promoting healthy amateurism, physical fitness, and a spirited social approach. The piece recalls Kennedy’s warmth, public life, and influence on colleges, sports, and national character, urging a broader view of his presidency beyond politics.
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John F. Kennedy
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Kennedy
Pheodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Chamberlain
T. Re
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White House
Aline Roose
Unites States
Alice
Rock Creeks Park
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University of Chicago
Harvard
C. P. Snoow
Abilete
New Haven
Disney Nest
John Pout
Vale
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Nennedy
Sig Vl Fey
Dad Kennedy
Kennedy Hiimerl
Sine Pheyved
Tont
Brian Rapp
Brian
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Frederick R. Rogers
Phillips Exeter Academy
Springbok
New England
Stendhal
Hyan
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