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Newspaper
Gladewater Mirror
Location
Gladewater, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1971
Page
2
U S News & World Report surveys dozens of businessmen nationwide. They warn government plans complicate the outlook and that consumer spending drives the cycle. They cite weak demand, rising costs, and a cautious outlook, with faith in planning fading.
The Panola Watchman argues that all laws apply to leaks of secret files and presses caution against selective adherence. It notes freedom to publish sensitive material could threaten the rule of law and cites Vietnam War origins and other examples as risk factors for national policy and security.
The Republican National Committee newsletter highlights John Lofton of the weekly MONDAY for investigative reporting that probes beyond surface stories. He cites Times coverage of the Pentagon papers and Alsop Bartlett’s Cuban missile crisis debate as examples of critical, behind the scenes journalism.
The East Texas Association for the Education of Young Children and the Training Early Childhood Teachers Institute announce a drive-in Summer Workshop for kindergarten through day care personnel at Stephen F. Austin State University Center on August 6-7, 1971. Registration and exhibits start 5 p.m. Friday, dinner at 6:30 p.m. with Mrs. Vivian Hicks as guest speaker. Saturday offers workshops in books art music and individualized instruction with Dr. Betty Coody of Lamar Tech speaking at noon on books for young children.
Vivacious Selah Burford recalls ideas igniting at 18 and, at nearly 40, she wrote one book then five more in a year. She published Vice Avenged and describes her second novel set in 7th century Ireland. Burford, wife of poet William Burford and mother of three, lives in Fort Worth Texas and writes in longhand, drawing from observation and reading.
Readers across New York, South Dakota, California, Connecticut and Michigan compare hometown weeklies to metropolitan papers. The letters praise local coverage, critique national trends, and note shifts in employment, education and recycling initiatives.
Maurice C. Henson 53 a Big Sandy resident died Saturday at 9:30 a.m. in Good Shepherd Hospital Longview. Graveside services were held Monday at 2 p.m. in Rock Springs Cemetery with Rev. C. B. Warren officiating. He was a self employed mechanic. Survived by two brothers B. M. Henson Quanah and Leroy Henson Dayton Tex three sisters Mrs M W Wagner Mesquite Mrs Vida Martin Quanah and Mrs Annalee Brazile Cleburne.
Funeral services for Earlie Ware 69 of Winona are set for 2 p.m. Thursday at the Malcolm Stone Funeral Chapel with burial at Noonday Cemetery near Hallsville. The Rev. Clifton Jones will officiate. He died Tuesday in a local hospital. Ware born August 3 1902 in Alabama was a resident of Winona for two years. He was a retired sheet metal worker and a Baptist. Survived by wife Elva one daughter Evelyn Covey of Rosedale Miss one son Odis Ware of Dallas one sister Eunice Smith of Rising Star and six grandchildren. Pallbearers are Billy Dickard Clyde Dickard Gerald Dickard Ray Petty Jerry Ussery and Gil Hewlett.
A Longview Social Security Office official promotes filing claims and updating information by telephone. Beneficiaries can report changes affecting payments such as marriage death or earnings, with forms filled by phone and mailed for signature. In Longview the number is 753 7256.
A column mocks the Apollo program for leaving lunar equipment including the moon buggy on the moon. It suggests a Moon hardware auction and a rent a blastoff service with humorous rates, then notes ACTION launches University Year For ACTION to involve college students in poverty relief with academic credit.
The quote by Theodore Roosevelt extols a capable executive who selects competent people to execute tasks and exercises self restraint to avoid meddling. It emphasizes delegated leadership and trust in subordinates.
A Gladewater resident muses on hometown ties and friendship that enrich life, noting how a single friend can pull others into shared activities. The piece lampoons self excuses and wishes for more time, humorously acknowledging daylight saving as a crude fix.
Newspaper masthead details publisher general manager advertising director news editor and section editors. Notices state second class postage paid at Gladewater Texas and subscription rates for in state and out of state readers with annual and six month options. Consolidation dates with related papers are noted.
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