World Health Organization's role in health and oath of physicians
A health talk outlines the World Health Organization as a vital UN health branch, funded by member nations and staffed by scientists and health workers. It highlights control of epidemics, malaria and TB progress, nutrition education, and rapid aid to disasters. The piece ends by stressing the Hippocratic oath and personal medical care by a trusted doctor.
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World Health To
United Nations
WLO
Wh.o
Hervic
World Health Organization
W.H.O
Hippocrates
Man
Tun
Iinesses
Ine
Paris for a Night at the San Antonio Symphony Concert
The San Antonio Symphony presents a pop concert themed Paris for a Night at Villa Assembly Hall on Tuesday. The program features Gershwin An American in Paris with Offenbach Debussy Gounod Saint-Saens Thomas and Meyerbeer selections. Donald Wellerstein violin soloist conducts George Yaeger. Arrau concert noted pianist to play Brahms Concerto No.1 with guest conductor Guglielmo Sabafini. Curtain 8:30 pm. preconcert vendors offer champagne, sandwiches, and pastries.
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Antonio Copveruioers
Paris
San Antonio Symphony
Ta Villa Assembly
George Gershwin
Offenbach
Debussy
Gounod
Saint-Sacis
Thomas
Meyerbeer
Donald Wellerstein
George Yaeger
Thought For Today Sparks Mutual Debate In Congress
Amid heated debate over foreign aid, a quiet fund measure passed unanimously. The House and Senate approved about 3.3 million dollars for stationery postage and long-distance calls to ease member expenses, a decision made with little controversy.
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Congress
House
Senate
Fire toll in 1943 spurs renewed safety push
TRE reports 11,800 American deaths and nearly 2,000,000 severe burn injuries in 1943. About one third of victims were children. The figures urge stricter fire regulations, warnings, and precautions as the new year begins, urging collective vigilance.
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TRE
Inside Labor Investigation of Dallas Murders
Federal agents and the Kennedy assassination inquiry widen probes into Jack Ruby and Lee Harvey Oswald. The presidential commission, led by J Lee Rankin, will field lawyers, seek new facts, and may eventually interview Ruby in Dallas. No timetable set as inquiries continue across agencies and nations.
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Victor Riesel Ashington
John Kennedy
FBL
Jack Ruby
Bureau
Secret Service
Central Intelligence Agency
Airmont
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Maryland Ave
Supreme Court
J. Lee Rankin
Commission
Justice Dept
Assi. U.S. Atty
Howard Willens
Department
Justice
Dallas
Steast Jength
Ruby
Oswald
State Dept
CTA
Allen Dulles
Johnson
San Antonio News Roundup January 4 1954
Summary of varied items including 144 civil suits filed in 1953 totaling over 6 million dollars, wartime construction activity in San Antonio and 32 88425 noted by chief inspector Wide man, election of Perry Robertson as president of the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce, and a 1943 building permit for a two story St Marys Street structure valued at 6000 dollars. Local travel to Laredo for the Federalists and Constitutionalists battle, and a December term Federal Court opening led by Judge T. Maxey.
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San Antonio
Carl IF. Wideman
Perry & Robertson
San Antonio Bar Asst
Dorothy
San
Erhard Visit Highlights Texas Economic Ties and Theories
Dr. Ludwig Erhard’s Texas trip with President Johnson underscored a shared faith in free market ideas. The talks touched on Germany’s economic miracle, balanced budgets, and policy clashes with Heller-Hansen legacy, while spotlighting Johnson's tax cuts amid rising federal spending.
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Johnson
Texas
United States
West Germany
Lyndon Johnson Ranch
Erhard
Europe
Mont Pelerin Society
Crikas Erhard
President Johnson
Lyndon Johnson
Germany
Fraf
Walter W. Heller
University of Minnesota
Heller
Alvin Hansen
Starvard
Heller-Jansen
Heller-Hansen
Dr. Heiler
Ley Ranch
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Rockefeller to make TV Speech sparks divorce tone
Evelyn Strom questions the Light's Jan 1 1984 pages, noting a contrast between Rockefeller’s call for tolerance toward his divorce and remarriage and a separate piece urging stricter standards. She argues adults set the tone and wonders about permissiveness and social mores in timing and message.
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Rockefeller
Evelyn Strom
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