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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1971
Page
12
Congress member Omar Burleson discusses a fictional utopia named Idyllia. He imagines a perfect society east of Alpha Centauri with peaceful citizens, simple governance, abundant food, and no crime or poverty, yet notes a paradox of short lifespans and boredom for nonworkers.
Nutrition experts of AT MM state older people need the same protein as young adults of matching size and fried foods digest like other foods. Enriched white bread is not as nutritious as whole grain. butter and margarine share similar calories per hundred. A slice of bread loses moisture when toasted but calories per slice stay the same. Mrs. G N Burkett returns home after major surgery.
The piece argues hypocrisy pervades all ages and classes beyond religion, citing pretended wealth, false credentials, cultural imitation, and public as well as private duplicity. It defines hypocrisy as living two faces and warns of the inner conflict it creates, urging consistency between beliefs and actions.
T Sgt Leroy Flowers of the 1st AM is among three members of the Aerospace Cartographic and Geodetic Service who earned diplomas from the Military Airlift Command NCO Academy’s 117th class. Brig Gen Kelton M. Farris gave congratulations at Norton AFB California, as the class size reached 14 271 alumni. Flowers is grandson of Mrs Mae Stone of 205 East Fleming.
Comanche County Telephone Company, Inc. has filed with the Federal Government a Compliance Assurance with Rural Utilities Service to comply with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and related regulations. The organization commits to non discrimination in service applications, treatment of beneficiaries, rates, service conditions, use of facilities, meeting participation, and rights enforcement for all persons regardless of race color or national origin.
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