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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1972
Page
1
This first in a series on America s radical parties contrasts Nixon and McGovern with charges from the ultraright and leftists. It explains the split among New Lefts and Old Lefts, the Communist party s stance, and notes Angela Davis rising as a key figure in sustaining interest in CPUSA.
A fragmented literary notice notes a work titled E Late Morning comprising 330 pages divided into 20 sections. No author or publication details are visible. The readable text emphasizes page count and sectional structure.
Fragmentary OCR lists many college football matchups and scores with scattered team names such as Texas Tech Army Clemson Drake Oklahoma Florida State Kansas Notre Dame Purdue Nebraska Minnesota Ohio State North Carolina Auburn and more. The garbled text provides no coherent results or dates.
New York editorials discuss Andrei Gromyko's UN General Assembly speech and its implications for U S Soviet relations. The piece argues Moscow acted in its own interests and questions a genuine thaw, noting Russia’s stance amid calls for condemnation of violence. Continued on Page 2 Col 8.
Readers from Seguin and San Antonio are latest cash winners in The Light's sweepstakes. Alvin H Beverly plans a fishing trip with his $10 prize. he is a 12 year Light subscriber. Mrs W W Campbell of Seguin wins $1 after five years with The Light. Weekly prizes total 4585 with bonus mink capes boat rigs Canyon Lake vacation lots and TV sets. Winners appear daily Monday through Saturday for matching numbers on TV Channels magazines covers. Moscow Cosmos 21 satellite launch reported by Tass.
President Nixon announced that his Texas visit last week was political and will be paid for by Republican campaign funds. Texas Democrats Senator Lloyd Bentsen Jr and Representative Eligio De la Garza said they would repay the government for their portions. They accompanied Nixon to Laredo Rio Grande City and Harlingen before he continued to San Antonio and stayed with John Connally Jr at his ranch.
Informal strike by 12 to 15 Dallas based drivers contracted with the Postal Service halts trucked mail from San Antonio to Dallas McAllen and Laredo. Overtime pay grievances cited. Air mail from San Antonio unaffected as company plans to fly drivers in. PSA official Lea Alfaro confirms three scheduled San Antonio departures stalled.
Nixon signed a congressional resolution approving a U S Soviet nuclear arms agreement that freezes land and submarine based ICBMs for five years and begins a process toward deeper SALT talks. The ceremony marked completion of talks and set Geneva as the next negotiating stage with emphasis on reducing war danger.
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