Conquerors World Day of Prayer observed in U S and globe
The seventy seventh World Day of Prayer will be observed Friday across the United States and about 150 areas worldwide. Several San Antonio churches host 10 am services with evening services and a Spanish service at 7 pm, all for home and foreign mission support. The theme More Than Conquerors echoes St Pauls exhortation, while true prayer remains inward.
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Tennyson
Durer
San Antonio
United Church
St. Philip’s Episcopal
Beacon Hill Presbyterian Church
Iglesia de Dios
Saunders Ave
Home Mission
Foreign Mission
National Council of Churches
Jack Shelley
Mrs. Shelley
St. Paul
San Antonio in Brief Returns and Local Notes
Federal agents probed a possible marijuana garden within city limits after a local dope violator was arrested. San Antonio shoppers swept shelves of unmarked shoes. Robert B. Green Hospital faced budget cuts or closure due to expenses. Chamber of Commerce to plan a membership drive at the Gunter Hotel. Bexar County votes total 17 010 with city votes 15 097 up 288. Flood water covered N St Marys St and the river highest since 1877 as residents fled. Mateo Romero of Diaz cabinet to stop in San Antonio on route to Washington from Mexico City.
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N. St. Mary’s St
San Antonio
Mateo Romero
Porfirio Diaz
Washington
Mexico City
The Mailbox: Women, Work, and Keeping Up Appearances
A reader argues that men should be the sole breadwinners to sustain a comfortable life. The letter praises stay at home roles while condemning women who work for fashion and status. It cites a 15 year marriage earning 37.50 weekly and notes exceptions when illness or widowhood require work.
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Equal Rights and Marital Roles Declared by Charles B. Krause
In a pointed statement Krause argues for equal wages for women, companionship duties, and mutual support within marriage. He cites religious text and warns against exceptions, insisting that true equal rights must apply universally to avoid misunderstanding in contemporary society.
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C.P.H
Charles BR. Krause
Bolivar and Castro critique sparks editorial clash
Letter writer accuses Betancourt and editors of misrepresenting Bolivar as communist and endorsing a democratic state as socialist. He recalls Castro coverage, arguing early praise hid his Communist record while later articles attack him, faulting negligent reporting.
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Hetancourt
Venezuela
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Castro
George Washington
Cuba
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Hair of Litorial
Ime
D. Lamont
Betancourt likened to Bolivar amid anti communist claims
CHAS W JOHNSON MLD notes President Betancourt of Venezuela described as a democratic leader with a Bolivar likeness while critics label him anti communist. The author cites Betancourt's past exile and arrest for communist activity and accuses him of Marxist agrarian reform and state ownership in the country.
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George Washington
Cuba
Indonesia
China
Algeria
Betancourt
Venezuela
Bolivar
Costa Rica
Veneznela
Labor drives in Arkansas to defeat McClellan in 1966
In Hot Springs and across Arkansas labor leaders plan a multi‑front effort to unseat Sen. McClellan. They tally potential votes from union members and families, push poll tax registration, and organize door canvassing, phone teams, and social events. The strategy aims to expand labor influence in the South and beyond Mason-Dixon.
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Rock
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Arkansas
Hot Springs
Sen. McCicllan
Senate
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Aft-Cio Committee On Political Education
South
Mason-Dixon
Finst Syndicate
Health Talk on Diet and Heart Disease Advances
The article discusses strong links between diet, high cholesterol, atherosclerosis, and coronary heart disease. It notes risk factors such as high cholesterol, high blood pressure, and excess weight, and mentions unsaturated fats as potentially lowering cholesterol. It highlights advances in treatment and a Bronx factory project called the Altro Workshop aiding cardiac patients through graded work, under Dr Abraham Later, with nurses and rest periods, and cites the book The Life Extension Foundation Guide to Diet Health.
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American Heart Associaion
New York
Bronx
Altre
Altra
Abraham
Cardes
Altro
the Life: Extension Foundation
Ig Deiter Health
Harry J. Sohnson
Isiv Prentice-Hall, Inc
C64 Wright
Eatcosian Foundation
King Fegures Syndieate
Kennedy and Roosevelt compared in Caribbean policy
The piece argues that John F Kennedy studies Theodore Roosevelt, citing TR's Caribbean actions and the Panama Canal episode. It links Roosevelt's activist approach to Kennedy's current policy stance, warning of Castro and Khrushchev while suggesting a Kennedy corollary to the Monroe Doctrine.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Kennedy
T.R
White House
Camp Tejeune
Teddy Roosevelt
Teddy
Cuba
Panama
Latin America
Germany
Great Britain
Venezuela
Wanemelart
Brill Island
Trinidad
Rough Riders
Wen
U. S
Spain
Washington
San Juan Hill
Roosevelt
San Juan
Finley Peter Dunne
Mr. Dooley
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