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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1971
Page
6
The Odessa American reflects on how individuals gain more satisfaction from voluntary spending of their money rather than involuntary distribution. The article discusses a philosophy of personal choice and freedom, noting the permission to reproduce editorials with proper credit.
The Denver Post argues a slave trade flourishes in the Southwest with Mexican itinerant workers, alleging dealers exploit migrants and police enforcement harms entry. It blames U.S. immigration policy for driving illegal crossings, contending a legal path would let workers seek fair wages, reduce exploitation, and end the system created by government policy.
AP Almanac lists notable dates from 1521 to 1971 including Cortez capturing Mexico City and Manila surrender in 1898, plus cultural milestones such as Yes We Have No Bananas sales in 1923 and Powers trial in 1960. Birthdays include Fidel Castro and Alfred Hitchcock. Weather joke and literary quotes appear in closing lines.
Ten years ago on Aug 9 12 Odessa youths attended the 18th annual Texas Youth Convention of Christian Churches in Fort Worth with sponsors Mrs A C Werner and Jim Blam. Attendees included Sammie McLelland Gail Galyon Judy Childers Detray Green Lynn Foster Gail Mai Bill Watson Bill Crane Lyle Riggs and Mike McFarlane.
Washington column questions proposals to legalize gambling marijuana and prostitution to raise revenue for schools. It cites San Mateo County's plan asking adult men to visit licensed houses and pay taxes, notes critique from a prostitute, cites moral and tax implications, mentions New York betting legalization and fears of organized crime, and ends with a woman's stance on love and money.
The notice outlines letter submission rules including signature and address, optional name withholding, 500 word limit, and expectations for constructive timely content. Personal attacks or slanderous remarks are barred from publication.
Washington report notes that despite President Nixon's State of the Union emphasis on welfare reform and revenue sharing, Congress began a recess with only limited progress. Senate and House leaders warn of a fall showdown over reorganization and health coverage, while resistance and inflation pressures dampen urgency.
The piece argues that using the term land reform echoes totalitarian regimes and warns that US landowners could face forced sales under a government program. It cites Peter Barnes and Senator McGovern, contrasts with private property norms, and notes Nixon's political calculus amid Vietnam-era wars and congressional gridlock.
The Conservative Victory Fund and related groups raised $427,000, but only about $150,000 went to candidates. An additional $96,000 flowed through to campaigns, keeping overhead at around 58 percent of receipts. The Congressional Quarterly survey relied on campaign finance reports and interviews with multiple committees.
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