Aims for Million Jobs and Tax Reform
The Tavest in-America committee advocates expansion to provide jobs for a million young Americans each year and urges Americans to invest via savings, insurance, homes, stocks, and bonds. It argues against broad tax exemptions for private foundations funding abroad, calling for limited exemption focused on health and education while stressing the need to keep funds at home.
Nuclear submarine pace and Arctic voyage highlighted
The piece notes Ateormatec Sule’s zeal for nuclear subs but emphasizes the atomic submarine as the era’s key weapon. It cites Rickover praising bold steps. praises the USS Sargo’s Arctic voyage from Jan 25 to Feb 9 covering 2744 miles under ice and warns of Soviet submarine development.
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Arctic
Censorship clash sparks broad outrage over obscene film
A caustic exchange on censorship features phrases about obscenity, public decency, and producer rights. The debate cites controversial figures and stresses threats to free expression amid a volatile cultural moment.
Local theater plans and historic notes span city events
San Antonio Little Theater seeks pistols and muskets for The Devil's Disciple. Castroville Garden Club plans fifth historical pilgrimage on April 3. Charlton Teston earns Oscar nod for Bon Hur with Cinema Arts showing The Wreck of the Mary Deare on April 7. Laurel Easter attraction The Big Wisherman returns at regular prices. San Angelo Symphony closes season with Beethoven piece conducted by Sarantin, with long tenure as conductor.
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San Antonio
Little Theater
George Bernard Shaw
Castroville
Ruth Curry
Charlton Teston
Cinema Arts
the Texas
Heston
Gary Cooper
the Laurel
Fire Sarantin
San Angelo
Belief and Redemption From a Prison Past
A column reflects on forgiveness and rehabilitation through Christian faith. It notes ex-offenders who regain productive lives and urges repentance, spiritual renewal, and not dwelling on past sins, citing examples of personal transformation and societal forgiveness. The piece emphasizes faith as path to new life and work.
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Willy
Tanson
Worcester, Polytechnic Institute
Nha
Christ
Chicago
Tabune
New York News Syndicate
Ano
A Look at the Book and a World’s Fair Reflectio n
Marguerite Cullman’s Ninety Dozen Glasses surveys the Brussels World’s Fair and the American exhibit, noting how free nations faced scrutiny at home. The Czech pavilion drew questions about returning exhibitors, while many visitors felt pride in their countries amid Cold War tensions.
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Belgium
Repre
Marguerite Cullman
WW. Norton
Americano
Brussels
Uist
Measles Risk and Prevention for Young Children
A health column explains why measles season follows winter and the heightened danger for children under five. It urges early doctor consultation after exposure, outlines passive immunity options, and emphasizes protecting young children with prompt preventative measures.
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Pontine
Ner
Portraits by Vames on Clothes and Character
The piece argues clothes reveal more about ethos, confidence, and comfort than trend. It questions how fabric and fit reflect care, wearability, and the wearer’s poise, suggesting that style is tied to inner state rather than mere appearance.
Paul Navigates Stormy Voyage to Rome in Faith
The lesson centers on Paul’s voyage to Rome thwarted by storms and imprisonment yet guided by divine assurance. It highlights faith as the key to endurance, with Paul’s leadership guiding the crew after warnings and shipwreck on Malta. The Sunday school theme emphasizes God’s willingness and power to save amid disaster.
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Mediterranean
Rome
Pheaice
Crete
Paul
Fair Haver
Phenier
Sitness
God
Carsar
Crod
Matic
Malta
Ginel
Andy
Behine
Lali
Through the Years Tur Week Proclaimed by Gov Shivens
A garbled note reports a weeklong observance proclaimed for Boys Week by Governor Shivens. Text mentions stock yards, a music association, hotel figures, and a police raid on a gang, plus racing and industrial notes, with many distorted names and places.
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Mons
Gov Shivens
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