Like A Crab We Crawl Backward Through Crisis Thoughts
A wide column reflects on American business leaders urging practical, science based solutions to social and environmental problems. It critiques doom-mongers and highlights a push for innovation, safer chemicals, nonpolluting transport, and recycling while warning against pessimism and excess advice.
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American Can Company
William F. May
St. Louis Chamber of Commerce
Dynamic Center
America
Cave
Candle
Flight as the cure for nervous trouble in 1972 clinic
In brief guidance by Dr George Crane readers learn that the core psychiatric problem is flight from fear or environment and that self analysis and verbalizing diagnostics can replace long therapy. The method urges replacing flight with intelligent fight and notes alcoholism and personal failure as flight outcomes. Readers are invited to request a Crane booklet by mail with a stamped envelope and 25 cents.
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Noah
Naaman
Elisha
Jordan River
Syria
Palestine
America
Jerusalem
Holy Land
Space shuttle 10 flight plan targets 1978 1980 testing
Cape Kennedy reports a proposed 10 mission sequence for the shuttle during orbital test flights from 1978 to 1980. The plan includes two manned flights and eight satellite deployment and retrieval tests, progressing from simple to complex payload tasks.
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Space Shuttle
John Hammersmith
Space Agency
Washington
Defense Department
Astronomy Explorer
Shuttle
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Heloise Bacon Trick Keeps Fat Up for Frying
A reader shares a tip to pre slash a whole bacon package before cooking. By turning the bacon and cutting slashes every inch or two across the entire pack, fat edges stay up and frying is faster later.
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Heloise
Hoot Award Shifts To Local Roofing Firm
A humorous note railings aside, a nearby city roofing company earns the “Don’t Give A Hoot” award after a night ride home. The piece mocks vanity and public follies, interspersed with Heloise column excerpts and a 1972 copyright mention.
God Is Alive and Town Notes Mixed in Cuero Chronicle
A local column reflects on memories of Cuero with mentions of Eddie Davidson, Wer ner Kautz, Al Campion, and the mayor, noting community coffee socialities and jokes about local politics and economy. Poem lines close the reminiscence referencing Oscar Blaie and a jibe about a mustache.
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F. Main
Cuero, Texas
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Kenneth H. Long
Jack Howerson
Donald L. Catherman
H. H. Berner
T. Grant Sorrell AL Goneral
Phylma Bush
DéWitt
Victoria
Goliad
Karnes
Gonzales
Lavaca
Jackson
U. S
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Tember
Press Association
National Advertising Representatives
Texas Daily Press League Inc
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Hartford
Dallas
South Texas Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International Wire Services
Super Man
George W. Crane
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Ada Z
Jonah
Nineveh
Neptune
al. Rossiter Jr
UPI
Space
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UPS
Barbara Jordan
Texas Senate
By Heloise Cruse
A. H. Berner
Kaye Tarkington
Sharon Sterns
Joseph Pulitzer
New Mexico
Mrs. Dillbeck
Vail
Love You All
Héloise
Desieloise
Love, Penny
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Fountain of Youth
WOAN
KENS
KSAT
T.V. Log
Dick van Dyke
Sanford and Son & O'Hara
U. S, Treasury
Brady Bunch
Paper Man
Hollywood Squares
Don Rickles
Johnny Carson
Dick Cavett
Amazons of
Rome
Pat Sez
God
Joe Hoffman
Mission Enterprise
Eddie Davidson
Werner Kautz
al Campion
Ike Rachel
Oscar Blaie
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White Sox
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Garrick Utley
CBS News
Roger Mudd
Hee Haw
Mary Tyler Moore
Annie
President Nixon
Russia
Golden Dragons
Black Room
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