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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1966
Page
4
A puzzle note explains a daily Wile game where MH is a numerical riddle spelling fortune. It instructs counting letters in tester names, adjusting by 4 or 11, and deriving a key number from checks in the rectangle. Readers are guided to start at the upper left and read the message from meters under checked figures.
Forty artists from San Antonio to Los Angeles will exhibit and sell works from 1 to 9 p.m. Sunday in the Helotes Art Guild Gallery. The show, in the gallery’s new home at the former Helotes Post Office, features an Old West sidewalk setting on the lawn of a century-old stagecoach stop beside the gallery, located 22 miles north of San Antonio on Bandera Highway.
A call for Navy men in the San Antonio area to reaffiliate with the Naval Reserve was issued Friday by Capt. C. Ray Pingrey. Attending drills one night a week and two weeks active duty yearly can earn petty officers between 400 and 700 dollars a year. Pay billets are available now at the San Antonio training center in most ratings except aviation. Affiliation offers proficiency maintenance, advancement chances, and pay with minimal disruption to civilian life. Interested men should contact the local Navy recruiter.
Jakarta reports describe three leaders driven to salvage Indonesia from Sukarno era chaos. A Sultan, a Marxist journalist, and a modest General Suharto vie to restore order, curb Communist influence, and rebuild trust while facing assassination threats.
The article outlines Suharto's limited education yet steady rise aided by the army, and profiles new foreign minister Adam Malik as a disillusioned former Marxist journalist. It notes Nasution's shaky post-coup role, the and Sukarno's waning powers, with a hint of the upcoming military-centered reshaping of Indonesian politics.
Ripon Wisconsin announces Dr Bernard Adams former Oberlin College dean of students has been named president of Ripon College. Adams replaces the retiring leader and will assume duties this summer.
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