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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1971
Page
2
Editorial urges caution on summer travel noting that weekends and late night hours drive most deaths. It cites 1970 figures of 55,200 deaths and 5,100,000 injuries, with alcohol, fatigue, and excessive speeds as key factors and calls for slower, alert driving during the holiday weekend.
A Brownfield letter discusses the aging generation and youth power, urging mutual trust and listening. It argues against a private monopoly blocking new medical facilities near Brownfield Hospital and praises hospital staff during a recent visit, urging support for the new clinic and expansion.
Governor Smith names W A Hughes to Decature as district judge Harry Hopkins Weatherford 43rd district judge William B Sullivant Gainesville 235th district attorney Hugh O Wolfe Stephenville joins North Texas State University Board of Regents Land Sale set 594132 acres in 869 tracts for July 6 lease with environmental planning by Parks and Wildlife Department and Coast lands restrictions considered Submerged Gulf lands cancelled from May sale Largest lease area since 1965. 17 million earned then Short Snorts note on cotton sale near Pharr and new employment insurance tax start. consumer alert on travel promoters. incumbents challenge Speaker Mutscher. Texas vehicle registrations 7.2 million.
A physician asserts that telling a woman her ailment is a sign of old age can cure almost any complaint. The piece reflects on overpopulation and a disconnect between labor and living, noting the imbalance of people who work without living and those who live without working.
Arch Booth serves as executive vice president and spokesman for the Chamber of Commerce of the United States. The National Chamber represents more than 5,000,000 business corporations organizations and individuals in its membership.
The National Chamber champions Honor America Day to boost patriotism and unity as America marks its 195th birthday. It urges flags, patriotic advertising, church mentions, and civic actions across towns to strengthen democratic faith and civic duty.
Representative Bray reflects on the approaching two hundredth anniversary of American independence. He cites John Adams on posterity and notes plans for annual Fourth of July stamps and a large bibliography of Revolutionary War sources, urging national remembrance. He recounts Salem's resistance to British forces in 1775 and the symbolic music of the era.
A grassroots remark condemns Americans including 18-year-old voters who ignore the fires and drums of July 4th. The author, J.C., argues such inattention costs more than hearing, implying civic neglect and political consequences.
The article explains three Greek words for love eros phileo and agape. It highlights agape as God given unconditional love dominant in the New Testament and cites John 3 16 and First Corinthians 13 as tests of true agape in one’s life.
Essay argues for serious commitment to adult basic education amid stalled House Bill 392 and Senate Bill 222. It calls on citizens and churches to act, noting wartime programs and industry efforts while stressing adults' daily struggles and the Jesus-inspired ethic of helping others.
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