Ecumenical Celebration of Faith at Municipal Auditorium
An ecumenical worship event named Celebration of Faith will be held Sunday from 5 to 6 30 PM in the Municipal Auditorium. The program features music and message from diverse groups including Jewish cantors, the Walker Ford Singers, the Mariah Mass group, an interdenominational dance troupe, and choirs from five West Side Methodist churches. Admission is free. offerings support furnishings for the San Antonio State Hospital chapel.
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Veterans Day Holiday Adjusts Nationwide Observance
The article notes the holiday shifts to a Monday for Veterans Day causing confusion with Thanksgiving and October observances. It mentions banking closures, absentee voting windows on Election Day, and the marriage license bureau hours, while highlighting the Vietnam peace talks and POW releases as context for the solemn observance.
Airlines Forecast Soaring Passenger Traffic Next Decade
The Air Transport Association of America predicts a huge rise in air travel over the next ten years. Today over 75 percent of intercity travelers fly, with airlines moving millions of passengers weekly as aviation expands between domestic and international routes.
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World Policeman McGovern and the religion bias debate
The columnist critiques McGovern’s foreign policy paper A New Internationalism and the idea of intervening to protect religious freedom. He questions how McGovern would use American power if diplomacy fails, labeling such a stance as a form of world policing and warning of muddled strategy and potential unintended consequences. The piece reflects on the risks of adopting interventionist logic and the potential shift from peaceful aid to military engagement.
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Foday's Health Talk on Stuttering Treatment Advances
A health feature explains stuttering as a speech rhythm issue rather than deep emotional causes. It describes slowed speech with under 30 words per minute, computer feedback, and a future where patients may correct speech via telephone and distant computer links. A brief note urges chiropodist or podiatrist care for foot concerns.
New Urban Policy Shifts Toward Suburbs and Sunbelt
A column argues U.S. urban policy will pivot from central city focus to suburban and Sunbelt growth. It notes Tulsa as a model of suburban-centered development and predicts a Nixon era shift toward a broader urban civilization, with Kristol’s Horizon essay cited as supporting context.
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Compliments to Mr Jake Rodriguez on American pride
A reader thanks Mr Jake Rodriguez for a heartfelt letter about identity and citizenship. The writer, born in San Antonio Texas, rejects labels of Mexican or Mexican American, affirming American citizenship and American birthright while criticizing others who claim Mexican origins.
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