Women in War and Politics Shape Global Power Shifts
Postwar era saw women like Mrs Juan Bosch and Mme Chiang Kai-shek emerge as influential figures in international policy. The piece notes their roles, challenges, and the enduring impact of female leadership amid Cold War politics. It highlights Saigon, Formosa, and Paris as centers where these women navigated diplomacy, exile, and public scrutiny while urging U.S. support for allied regimes.
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Nhu
Mme
Chiang Katshek
Tivity Po- Yon
Teeshanel
Tivita Beran
Hoy Husain
Quan Peron
Surape
China
Dean Acheson
Arc
Orleans
Charles VII
Health advice on diet and parenting from a caregiver letter
A caregiver writes about concerns with diet and feeding practices for children and teens. The letter discusses balancing nutrition, avoiding excessive restrictions, and questioning prevalent "proper" dietary beliefs. It mentions the impact of misinformation and urges practical, healthy approaches at home and in family meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dion
Fonds
Mathis
Yale
Alsen
Anette
Kame
Willie
Allen
Red China tests atomic weapon as powers seek nonproliferation guard
The dispatch notes the United States and Britain efforts to curb nuclear proliferation while assuring protection to Asian allies amid Red China's atmospheric explosion. It cites five nations with nuclear arms, India's push for a arsenal, and Southeast Asia's growing unease at Beijing's test and power ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
United States
Britain
Red
Russia
City weighs southeast oasis lake along Salade Creek
Southside area ideas a new artificial lake in southeast San Antonio to mirror the 40 acre Tas Park lake. Manager Shelley studies a 30 acre plus lake along Salade Creek east of Southside Lions Park after a 250 acre Brackenridge estate purchase. Funding could come from selling soil to State Highway Department contractors, with a cautious $125 000 to $150 000 income estimate. State Board of Water Engineers must approve water retention from Salade Creek.
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Shelley
Sa Jada Creek
Southside
Lions Pak
Brackenridge
Seil
State Highway Department
Lts
State Board of Water Engineers
Salade Creek
Kennedy Memorial at Runnymede Honors Liberty and Resolve
The piece recalls John F Kennedy at Runnymede where a commemorative stone bears his pledge to pay any price bear any burden to assure liberty. It links to Magna Carta and pubic memory, noting Queen Elizabeth and the continued American gratitude in a somber, ceremonial tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John FY. Kennedy
Tiberty
Business leaders worry as NLRB case tests employer privacy
The White House engages business figures to shape policy while labor relations stir concerns over the National Labor Relations Board. A May 20 hearing on union access to employer names and addresses could redefine how firms run and respond to unionization efforts, with regional rulings challenged by national panels.
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Southern Plant
Johnson
Labor
White House
Hubert Humphrey
National Labor Relations Boar
Frank McCulloch
Paul Douglas
Winutt
NLRB
Excelsior Underwear, Inc
Salada Knitting, Inc
Saluda
D.C
West Coast
Minority Picketing Rules Spark Union Debate
A labor board ruling allows a minority union to picket indefinitely at a workplace even after workers select another union. The decision permits continued picketing so long as the minority union does not claim to represent the employees, citing free speech. Business spokesmen worry about opening employment records to public view and rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fhe
Wheall Syniloate
Readers Respond On Comics and World Affairs In Local Paper
Letters praise the new Comics section and layout changes while questioning foreign policy topics and the Viet Nam war. Contributors from Calera and beyond commend cleaner language, debate Castro Cuba and German youth, and urge thoughtful civic engagement.
San Antonio board rejects Youth Corps funding claim
The San Antonio school district refused to participate in the Neighborhood Youth Corps program citing wage concerns of 1.25 dollars per hour. The letter writer questions which economy the board aims to protect and calls for public scrutiny of the decision.
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San Antonio
Exp School District
Neighborhood Youth Corps
Sa Antoni
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