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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1976
Page
5
A satirical critique condemns Indira Gandhi for postponing nationwide elections in India, labeling her rule as a dictatorship. It contrasts her actions with Nehru’s legacy, cites press suppression, and quotes Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit on democracy.
The article notes a new bishop arriving by mid December to assist Archbishop Turey Raymunds and auxiliary bishops Patrick Flores and Hugo Archdiocese of San Antonio. Pena is named among the new aides joining the administration. We Gettermann is listed as a third auxiliary in the rollout. The piece mentions Welcome and ceremonial implications for the 32 counties under the archdiocese.
William F Buckley Jr discusses Venezuela's Carlos Andres Perez and his stance on national sovereignty amid Cuba, Castro, and U S influence. Perez aims to balance non intervention with defending sovereignty, seeing Venezuela as a bridge to the Third World while avoiding being an American policy instrument.
John P. Roche defends student activism and criticizes campus conformity recounting complaints about today’s students seeking dean scrutiny and fair grading. He recalls a past clash over a psychology course on human relations and notes many so-called radical innovations were merely rip-offs from earlier eras.
A small society faces an agitation as a dean questions self grading by students in human relations. A student bragged of a perfect 100 with no work, prompting a confrontation. The dean confronts the student, who later becomes a leading lawyer, asserting the grade was justified due to flawless performance.
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