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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1962

Page

1

Whose Zoo Friedrich Memorial Name Proposal

San Antonio City Council is urged by the San Antonio Zoological Society to rename the city zoo in memory of Richard Friedrich. Friedrich led the society as president from 1935 until his death five weeks ago and funded improvements, with the zoo long known as the Friedrich Zoo in practice.

Nity Council The San Antonio Zoological Society Richard Friedrich Friedrich Zoological Society J. Hamilton Savage Society Conyuries

Padre Island Park Earns Congressional Approval

The bill creating an 80 mile Padre Island park clears Congress, praised by Sen. Ralph Yarborough as meeting recreation needs for Texans. It protects 47 000 acres from tides, with a simple road system by the National Park Service and facilities for boating fishing and picnicking.

Padre Island Ralph Yarborough National Park Service Sen Yarborough Padre Park Congress

Death at the Wall Berlin mocks life in grim dog and guard killings

The article laments East German guards shooting a dachshund and a shepherd near the Berlin Wall, arguing such killings reveal brutal zeal in the name of political purpose. It condemns the cruelty as shocking and incompatible with humane values, urging universal outrage.

Wall of Shame Berlin

Through the Years September 22 series items across years

A compilation of brief items dated September 22 across years noting public health totals, court and city official activity, political campaigns, local incidents, and early 20th century rural and civic curiosities. Entries mention polio counts in 1852, Gus Garcia’s return in 1942, proposed employer insurance in 1932, campaign openers in 1922, lake conditions in 1912, deer hunting trips in 1902, and wagon trains heading to fill contracts in 1892.

Health Talk on Ringworm of the Scalp and Care

Health Talk explains how several worms or fungi cause ringworm of the scalp leading to hair loss. It describes symptoms such as white hairs on a scaly scalp, tender patches, and clumped hair, plus laboratory tests, transmission by contact, and treatment options including medicated shampoos and fungicidal ointments.

Whitfield Bay

Should Billy Graham Resign From Sunday School Teaching

A reader asks whether to resign from a long held Sunday School post or wait for church decision. The guidance emphasizes following God’s will, humility, and prayer to avoid hindering the church, urging the individual to seek spiritual growth and align actions with Christlike humility.

de Wouth Arade Jesus Christ

Portraits by TOHN C METEALFE

Fragmentary text presents a personal note about portraits and an implied quest for an accurate address. Names and clear facts are sparse. the passage hints at travel, belongings, and a company called Aield Enterprises, but details are unclear.

Love of trains and birds in a small town letter

A Seguin subscriber shares memories of train travel from Texas to New York and compares trips by car and by rail. The writer notes Canada’s rail growth, asks why birds ignore a birdbath, and observes cardinals preferring natural water sources and baths away from other birds.

Texas New York

Censored diaries and sensational items haunt a chaotic page

A fragmented column reviews censored diaries of 16th century friars connected to notable authors like Zola and Flaubert, notes a long-delayed uncensored edition, and mocks evolving race laws, new drug hype, and jokes from Donat Uay and Will Rogers. It also brushes on a court case about Ernie Kavnces’ children and Roosevelt’s laundry habit.

Goncoust Jornal Freres Zola Daudet Flaubert Degas Norma Mathew Milady Miiea Donat Uay Wil Rogers N. ¥.Times Rogers Ernie Kavncs

Quote Heavyweights Stir Debate Across Minds and Media

A collage of quotes from leaders and thinkers spans art to economics. Truman muses on piano may have changed history while prominent British author Sir Collipto Mackenzie notes he will take days off from his autobiography. Walter Duratty critiques wishful thinking. Bern ie Ally jokes about magazines. an economist warns automation disemploys workers. The selections reflect diverse views from Covington Leader and nearby papers.

Truman Colliptom Mackenzie Walter Duratty Bersnie Ally Tion Covington Weiser Idaho York Mirra

Malachi Message Calls for Spiritual Renewal

The Old Testament book Malachi offers a lesson on personal responsibility and genuine faith. The author conveys that ritual religion without zeal leads to condemnation, urging individuals to examine their spiritual state and respond to God’s messenger with sincere devotion.

Malachi Malacht Ezra Nehemiah Temple

Opposing View on Mass Vaccinations in Mailbox

A reader criticizes socialized medicine and mass vaccinations. The letter claims doctors resist public critique, questions vaccine benefits, and warns against government or AMA influence while stressing focus on chronic diseases like arthritis cancer and heart disease.

Peo AMA

Messy confession warns against nuclear war

A clipped letter from Elmendorf expresses fear over nuclear conflict and questions handling of responsibility. The writer mentions a chaotic situation and criticizes the idea of escalating toward war, urging caution before placing burden on others.

Mirror of Your Mind Answer and Mental Health Reflections

The piece discusses anxious personalities driven by fear of underperforming and fatigue from worry, contrasting punitive parenting with constructive guidance. It notes shifts in public views of mental health, acknowledging increased awareness, medical framing, and shorter hospital stays as patients improve.

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Friedrich Zoo Death At the Wall San Antonla Health Department Gus Garcia City Hall Mexico City George Mangald P. C. Jefferson William H. Atwell Pat Mt. Neff San Antonio Herbert Heals Fox San Pedro Park Downey John Robb Rogers Ranch Government Elly By Burton HI Kern, M.D Synw Tech Billy Graham Tohn C. Metealfe Ty Righ Oo Eee, Aield Enterprises, Tne Ite Hesse St. Luly Renwicke Cary Quicksburg Quiote Mr. Ox Lince Canada Walter Winchell Heanor Roosevelt By Earl L, Douglass Lod Lark and Lake John the Baptist God Reebuke Ronfiner Ylar Vila Kelfer By Oseph Whitney Whiz Klog Syny Jancy
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