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...RICHARDSON District Superintendent The Methodist Church San Antonio...
Father Had Plans. The Ferré empire grew out of a small ironworks started in 1918 by the Ferré brothers' farseeing father, Don Antonio Ferré. A third-generation engineer himself, Don Antonio carefully fitted each of his sons into a family pool of management skills. Fun-loving José, now 60, was sent to study business administration at Boston University, today functions as the family's salesman and visionary deal maker. Reflective Luis, 58, who studied mechanical engineering at M.I.T., is the organizer, labor relations chief and, as the leader of Puerto Rico's Republican...
...year-old junior could face a prison term of up to two and a half years if he is convicted of the felony. Conviction would also mean that Roberts, who expects to practice law in his home city of San Antonio, Tex., would be denied admission to the Texas...
...Australia: the Davis Cup, for the eleventh time in the last 13 years, by trimming Mexico, 5-0, on Brisbane's Milton Courts. Lefthanders Rod Laver and Neale Fraser each won two singles matches; Laver teamed with Roy Emerson to defeat Mexico's Rafael Osuna and Antonio Palafox in a straight-sets doubles match that lasted only 70 min. At the closing ceremony, Mexican Captain Pancho Contreras wistfully fondled the Davis Cup, announced that his team would be back to try again. Yelled one Down Under fan, bored with yet another victory: "I hope you bloody well...
...spirit shown by the world's bishops. Holy Office Consuitor Antonio Piolanti, Rector Magnificus of the Lateran University, warned that "there are rationalist theologians going about Rome seducing innocent foreign bishops," and ominously told one of his classes: "Remember, the Pope can be deposed if he falls into heresy." In the preparatory stage, Cardinal Ottaviani had rejected any help from the Secretariat for Promoting Christian Unity. Said an Ottaviani aide: "We don't need you. We judge you." Rome's right-wing press joined in with frequent attacks on the direction of the council...