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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1966
Page
5
Helen Bottel advises on teen confessions about broken friendships and relationship pressures. Nora asks who ended a nine year bond. a reader describes a love triangle and a coercive, abusive husband. Helen counsels seeking ministers, doctors, and a marriage counselor to escape danger and find help.
Newlyweds David William Winters and Susan Lee Seargeant plan to marry after a long courtship. The couple, from Bracketville and Lampasas, recall a delayed wedding because of education. They now anticipate a real marriage, with families and attendants noted. The event included a reception at Fort Clark Headquarters.
Mrs Hugh Hoffman will attend the Hugh Hoffman Chapter First Cavalry Division reunion August 25 to 28 in Miami, visiting her son Lt Col Hugh Hoffman Jr. in Tampa and Lt Col Richard R. Hoffman about Viet Nam duties. Other notes mention painting exhibitions in Mexico and grooming tips.
A Port Aransas note describes the reentry of campers from a San Antonio vacation island. The narrative highlights behavioral shifts as preteen campers return home, from tidiness and responsibility to higher energy and new interests. It mentions a parade of returning families and children, and the impact on home routines.
New York story profiles Pinkerton female investigators and security hostesses who work for the firm in plain clothes or in steel blue uniforms. They aid in investigations across industries, with examples from hospitals, plants, and stores. Led by William Linn, the women are described as capable, level headed, and effective in crises. Kate Warne cited as pioneer. 20 women currently active in various roles.
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