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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1973
Page
5
A philosophical tract argues fear and hatred feed on ignorance and collectivization. It asserts that immorality, not people, fuels peril and urges individuals to cultivate courage and knowledge, stand alone, and replace fear with love for societal progress.
A nationwide Opinion Research Corporation poll found Americans estimate average industrial profits at 28 percent of sales. The piece argues profits have averaged about 4 to 5 percent in recent decades, cites GM Texaco and Georgia Pacific figures, and contends media distortion fuels distrust while urging higher profits to spur jobs and expansion for about 2 million workers.
Washington notes a high powered American business group aims to boost Sino-American trade. Two-way U.S. China trade may reach about 700 million this year, up from 92 million last year. Growth driven by grain and high tech orders. The National Council for U.S.-China Trade, led by Christopher H. Phillips, plans a Peking visit in October and Canton fair outreach. Members include Boeing, Chase Manhattan Bank, Westinghouse, Monsanto, and more, signaling broad interest beyond tours.
Bear Editor comments on the August 23 1973 Do Your Best editorial noting its thought provoking message about personal responsibility to do the best job daily. The writer emphasizes editors influence on life and asks for prayers for editors and columnists.
The Almanac for Monday, August 27, 1973 notes major events on this date in history. Highlights include the end of World War II era Japan occupation in 1945, Caesar’s invasion of Britain in 55 B.C., the 1776 Long Island victory for Britain, Titusville oil boom in 1859, Kellogg Briand Pact of 1808, Danzig demand in 1939, Lake Erie tragedy in 1967, Dybecz’s calming plea in 1965, and a 196x Haiphong air action by US Navy jets.
Puzzle clues printed in a vintage crossword list include terms such as elephant explores by nature profane phrase commotion anom T E Lawrence alias and a sequence of entries with clues for swindies pottery fragment extinguish word with cut or crust those of same rank leads disgruntled one pigeon house coniferous tree two alike flycaster s year devout petition popular on sibilate aware of thrash printer s mark lug.
Washington watchers flag Sunday gasoline shortages as stations close and heating oil limits loom. Mobil and rivals report record profits while policy fights erupt over energy czar Love and EPA confrontations. Grand jury probes into pricing and antitrust loom alongside FTC charges against eight majors.
Looking Back recalls Mrs J A Fowler being named the 1963 64 president of the Odessa Symphony Guild. The note also mentions ten years ago on August 27 1963 and twenty years ago on August 27 1953 with Mrs Brooks Harman in charge of entries for the garden clubs fall flower show.
Thirty years ago on August 27 1943 the Chuck Wagon Gang performed at the Army Air Force Bombardier School cadets graduation party held in the county auditorium.
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