Ritter Praises Lucey as Humanitarian Leader
Cardinal Ritter lauded Archbishop Lucey for humanitarian zeal and ecumenical work at a solemn mass in San Antonio. He highlighted Lucey’s role in catechetical reform, liturgical renewal, and the Spanish speaking church, noting his long service and public commitments.
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Saigon mine attack spurs firefight near major hotels
In Saigon a claymore mine exploded at a military bus stop near three U S billets and a crowd of Vietnamese headed to work. American MPs fired on a truckload of civilians as chaos spread through Saigon’s core near the Caravelle and Continental hotels. Witnesses described a hail of bullets amid wounded in pools of water and sirens.
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Weehawken
N.J
Robert L. Ashworth
Ft. Huachuca
Ariz
Headquarters Area Command
Judge ends immunity in vote probe over registration
144th District Judge Arch ie Brown halted immunity for aliens who signed as citizens in a recent voter drive. Of 2,835 questioned, 264 who returned certificates were granted immunity. The inquiry has reached few of 90,000 names added. dead, vacated, and ex convict registrations found. Brown aims to proceed swiftly after the primary elections and will assess how many questionable status voters cast ballots.
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Committee Named to Canvass Vote
County Democratic Chair man John Daniels named a canvassing committee Tuesday to review Saturday’s primary results. The group from the Democratic Executive Committee will finish by Wednesday afternoon and will not recount votes. A recount in several races is expected later this week. Members include A. D. Callahan, Mrs. Virginia Novak, Robert McIntyre, Armando Aguilar, and M. R. Nugent with Ed Chandler and Jimmy Miller present but not participating.
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Randy) Nugent
Ed Chandler
Daniels
Jimmy Miller
Planning ahead for burial can ease bereavement strain
This notice promotes advance planning for burial through Perpetual Care trust funds to ensure continuing care and beauty of Sunset and Roselawn. It urges readers to arrange a final resting place in advance to avoid stressful decisions during bereavement and highlights lasting serenity.
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California Racial Discrimination Law Struck Down
The California Supreme Court voted five to two to declare Proposition 14 unconstitutional, striking down a state law that allowed racial discrimination in real estate sales and rentals. The ruling unblocked $22 million in federal redevelopment funds held due to the conflict with federal civil rights protections.
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106 000 Tolled By 755 Strikes
Washington report shows 755 strikes in the first quarter of 1966 idling 406,000 workers the largest quarterly total since 1933. Though several were brief the total hours lost were substantial per Labor Department figures released Monday.
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U.S. Business Big Paper User
U S business annually produces 10 billion copies of letters memos articles and other items according to estimates of the Copier Division of Dennison s Manufacturing Co UPI New York report
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Piano Rentals Growing Trend Among Families
New York reports a rising pattern in instrument rental. Surveys cited by the Wurlitzer Company indicate about 1.1 million families are renting pianos for family musical activities, signaling growing demand in the rental field.
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Wurlitzer Company
San Antonio Hearst front pages subscription notice
San Antonio Light and Gazette publish a public notice listing Hearst publication office at Broadway and Fifth in San Antonio Texas. It details subscription rates by carrier for Sunday only and daily and Sunday by mail within Texas.
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LULAC Party Honors Candidates at La Feria Queen Contest
A cocktail party honoring candidates for the LULAC Council No 2 La Feria De Las Flores Queen and Ugly King contests will be held at 7 30 Wednesday in the Gunter Hotel’s Poe room.
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S A Man in Field Landing
Dallas dispatch reports J L Mann 52 manager of Canyon Creek Country Club in San Antonio had to land his private Piper Comanche in a muddy oat field after the engine quit during a landing approach. He escaped injury saying he had flown 20 years without trouble.
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Liturgical Prayers Rendered in English for Mass Broadcast
The liturgical prayers of Mass were rendered in English with a television camera whirring. Music majors from St Mary's University joined as instrumentalists with Brother David Tarlizzo serving as organist. Archbishops and bishops in red velvet sat at the rear center of the stage behind the altar, joined by prelates from the Americas and overseas including Octaviano Marquez, Thomas Alberto Chavel, Alfredo Menendez, Manuel Largain, and Alfredo Galindo from various locales.
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New Orleans
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Philadelphia
Joseph P. Hurley
St Augustine
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Celestine Damiano
NAACP Concert Plans Highlight South Side Events
The South Side scene features a NAACP concert with contralto Francine Reese Marrican at the West End Baptist Church on May 17, a land deal for Holiday South with a new entertainment and sports center, and local elections with three Ugly King candidates. The event lineup includes church leaders and the San Antonio NAACP Branch, while the Center project promises a racing circuit, a lake, and large seating for about 100000 spectators.
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Lloyd Jary
Nudist club ad rejected by state agriculture official
In Charleston West Virginia AP Gus Douglass state Agriculture Commissioner said a nudist club failed to show bona fide farmer status and his agency would only serve bona fide farmers. He reported he turned down their camp advertisement in the market bulletin stating nudists do not qualify as farmers.
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Boyhood Plane Skims Fence Leaving Minor Damage
A boy recounts a close call as a plane speeds toward a fence. He spins the aircraft to avoid impact, resulting in slight damage to the plane but no injuries or further harm reported.
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