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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1971
Page
2
The piece argues fathers must lead the home and provide spiritually and materially. It condemns lenient parenting and praises fathers who teach discipline, virtue, and hard work through example. The message links fathers to lasting moral influence across generations.
A two day rain eased months of drought as Andrews faced a water emergency with rationing discussed by city council. Heat peaked with 108 degrees while residents used a million gallons daily. The Country Club sought new members and golf lessons began with pro Dodge Forrester.
Major changes approved subject to federal court action soften voter and candidate rules. Automatic registration for three years by voting in any election may begin October 1 1972 or March 1 1972. 18 year olds gain voting rights but full national clearance pending. Candidates face four percent of term salary filing limit or affidavits or petitions by 10 percent voters in last general election.
Texas schools must begin immunization by January 1 1972 covering diphtheria tetanus polio measles rubella and smallpox with exemptions for medical or religious reasons. Auto rate hearings set for June 30 in Austin will consider casualty and physical damage rates with written statements due by June 23.
Permian General and Andrews Hospital Inc report daily visitor hours and patient movements. June 10 to 13 show multiple admissions including Wm Henry Dillingham Jamie Phillips and Mrs John W King with various discharges. Jal New Mexico and Eunice New Mexico residents appear among admitted and dismissed patients.
A street demonstration in New York features red flags and a large star with the slogan Fight for Socialism and Progressive Labor Party. Banners chant the Internationale in Spanish and English with calls of Power to the people as vigorous young marchers pass out leaflets.
A 1971 feature notes a large red star poster titled Red Star over New York. It bears the slogan Workers of the World Unite and party captions calling Fight For Socialism and Drive U S Imperialism out of Southeast Asia.
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