Eisenhower May Back Goldwater As Vice President Hope
A column argues Eisenhower could back Goldwater for president by taking the vice presidency, noting his huge popularity could reassure wary critics and help dislodge Kennedy. It weighs both political gains and the personal cost, suggesting Eisenhower run to unite the party and restore governance.
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France
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Truman
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Flood recedes as Robstown and Linton clean up aftermath
Coastal plains cities Robstown and Linton continue mopping up after the worst flood since 1996, as floodwaters begin receding. The report notes a separate Sept 1, 1943, shower total of .78 inch brightening local farmers and residents.
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Robstown
Linton
Bexar County
San Antonio Symphony marks 25th anniversary season
The San Antonio Symphony traces its roots to 1934 with founder Max Reiter arriving in 1939. Now led by Dr. Victor Alsandra, the orchestra has grown to about 80 musicians with a 23 week season and an opera season, aiming for a record-breaking year.
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San Antonio
Jocal Symphony
Dallas
Houston
Max Reiter
Alessandro
Reiter
Senators Keating and Proxmire condemn pay hikes
Spike the Hike applauds Senators Kenneth Keating and William Proxmire for denouncing congressional salary increases. They argue base pay rising from 22,500 to 35,000 is outrageous and point to the lax productivity of Congress while proposing a tax cut to share any raise broadly.
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Kenneth Keating
R.-N.y
William Proxmire
D.-Wis
Congress
Washington
Capitol Hill
Political Pioneer AKING Robin Hood noted in Nottingham
A British magazine casts a wry, skeptical view of the Robin Hood legend. It portrays him as a sordid outlaw with a socialist bent who robs the rich for the poor, noting the welfare state now handles such redistribution.
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Nottingham
Robin
Court ruling on school prayer sparks liberal view on religion
Dr Wilber G Katz UW law professor and Episcopal layman argues the Supreme Court decision banning devotional exercises in public schools promotes a neutral government stance. He says nonsectarian religion increasingly shapes American life and may threaten true religious freedom more than explicit establishment.
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Supreme Court
America
Wilber G. Katz
Katz
University of Wisconsin
Ife
Episcopal Church
High Court
She
Katz Sans
Unilet Press International
Bible Verse Today Charity From A Pure Heart
A reading from the First Epistle to Timothy highlights that the end of the commandment is charity issued from a pure heart a good conscience and unfeigned faith. The devotional verse emphasizes sincere motive and steadfast belief guiding conduct.
Thorn in Flesh as Test of Character and Faith
A devotional meditation on the biblical idea of a personal weakness or burden as a test of character. It cites St. Paul and Moses, notes that strength grows from weakness, and argues that trials invite divine power rather than mere removal of suffering. It links persevering faith to moral growth and inner resilience.
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St. Paul
God
Moses
Matthew
Israel
Sahara
Demosthenes
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
St. Baul
Lystra
Paul
Timothy
Readers Debate Treaties and Braceros in Texas Letters
A trio of letters critique U S leadership and Russia regarding treaties and disarmament, charge propaganda in testing, and defend Bracero policy. C preface suggests Texas climate cited and a reader from Crystal Ball Linea. Citations from C W Steinbrecher and Henry B Gonzalez referenced.
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Russia
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