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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1969

Page

7

Rockefeller arrives in Nicaragua amid peaceful protests

Gov. Nelson Rockefeller and his Latin America tour team land in Managua after a stop in Tegucigalpa. In Honduras a student was killed in anti US demonstrations. Managua sees peaceful student sitdown and protests. A scholarship fund is created in memory of Carlos Virgilio Zuniga, the Honduran student killed, with police saying the death was accidental.

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United Presbyterian Assembly Seeks Mergers and Growth

At the 181st General Assembly in the Convention Center over the weekend more than 2,000 attendees heard reports on women in society and church life and on theological education. Delegates advanced a four point plan for reunification and approved overtures to the Reform Church in America. The church now totals 3.2 million members with plans to reach 5.2 million after absorbing two splinter bodies as $48 million has been committed to capital funds and over $74 million to world missions since 1964.

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Church Headquarters Closed as Sit-Ins Spread

United Presbyterian Church closed its national headquarters on Riverside Drive after Ne gro demonstrators expanded protests for 80 million dollars in reparations. The sit-in began with Rev. Kenneth G. Neigh absent in San Antonio for the church's general assembly as protesters occupied three floors.

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