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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1966

Page

9

Trail Drive Longhorns Move From San Antonio to Dodge City

The Centennial Trail Drive moves at least 100 Longhorns from the YO Ranch near Kerrville to Dodge City for an auction next Saturday. Rex Allen and Kinney House will attend a reception at Ramada Inn hosted by the Chamber of Commerce. Proceeds support the Texas Longhorn Breeders Association president Charles Schreiner III, with two weeks of prep and cowboys to herd the herd across the Red River.

Oeres San Antonio Dodge City Chamber of Commerce Ramada Inn The Texas Longhorn Breeders Assr Charles Schreiner III

Moscow weighs room to maneuver amid Viet Nam tensions

The Soviet Union denounces U S presence in Viet Nam while treating it as a separate issue. Izvestia says withdrawal need not be a condition for Geneva talks on nuclear proliferation. Roshchin’s speech drew blame for pressuring withdrawal and space-law hopes face possible failure. Moscow pursues its own diplomatic interests, inviting further批ack from Beijing.

Soviet Union United States Viet Nam Moscow Izvestia Russia Geneva Peking U.S

Oliver Lyttleton says Boston speaks purest English

Oliver Lyttleton, president of the English Association, told London members that the purest English in the world is spoken in Boston, Mass. The quip is treated as a playful compliment by Bostonians, who have long believed their speech to be exemplary.

Ord Chandos Oliver Lyttleton The English Association Association London Boston Mass

Money and power clash at United Electrical Workers convention

Inside the Vanderbilt mansion on East 51st Street, the United Electrical Workers convention reveals a bitter fight over assets and pay. James Matles, famed as a Communist whistleblower, defends radical roots while salaries for international reps rise and field organizers push for higher pay. Rusty and Kaplan clash with Matles as delegates debate audits and autonomy amid broader antiwar and anti capitalist commentary.

York Vanderbilt East 51St Street United Electrical Workers Moscow James Joseph Matles U.S. District Court Jim Mattes Communist Caucuses National Union Rusty Matles Louis Kaplan Kennedy Valve Manufacturing Co Elmira N.Y Uf-Kaplan Kaplan Pittsburgh Hitton Boston

Today's Health Talk on Modern Anesthesiology

Dr. Lester Coleman explains that anesthesiologists are vital to patient safety before during and after surgery. Modern practice uses advanced gases drugs and equipment to minimize risk and ensure total recovery, addressing patient fears and emotional needs.

Lester Coleman

Republicans face a tangled race for 1968 and beyond

The piece weighs likely nominees for 1968 and 1972. It argues Johnson will be renominated with Humphrey as VP, Kennedy shaping 1972 prospects, and Republicans split among Romney Reagan and Nixon. Reagan could loom as a presidential figure while Nixon and Goldwater maneuver to balance conservative and liberal wings.

Johnson Hubert Humphrey Viet Nam White House Robert Kennedy Kennedy Mario Savio Straughton Lyndh William Coffin Norman Thomas Robert Bobby Romney Nixon Ronald Reagan California Dwight Eisenhower Reagan Barry Goldwater Rom- Tey Rockefeller Richard Nixon Goldwater Landon Republican Party Washington Star Syndicate Tac

Letter from Richard Tyler on Americans aiding communism

In a Mailbox broadcast Richard Tyler denounces 85,000 counties ready to seize power and accuses many Americans of betraying their country. He warns that Russia has used such fools and calls for deportation or burial for those who trade liberty for a communist yoke.

United States Russia Richard Tyler

Policy Against Vietnam War Casualties Sparks Plea

A writer condemns the milk toast approach in Vietnam, urging decisive action. The speaker argues leaders with available arsenals can craft a plan to end the conflict quickly and honorably without nuclear weapons, asserting line officers could implement it.

Tam Viet Nam

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Rex Allen Kinney House Ivestia Alexei Roshchin Roshchin Ac Eed United Nations Eee Septemer Oliver’s Twist Pittsburgh Albert Fitz) Fitzgerald Fitz Louis Cpas General Electric Westinghouse Holi Syndicate, Inc William F. Buckley JR Buckley
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