23 Dec 1969
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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1969
Page
1
The Odessa American chronicles ongoing efforts to develop and strengthen the Permian Basin region through energy industry initiatives community engagement and regional resilience efforts impacting local economies and employment opportunities.
Canadian industrialist J Clyne warns at a Los Angeles Town Hall that the term Establishment is misused and dangerous. He defines the true Establishment as disciplined, excellence driven doers who uphold a public service code. He contrasts historic civic elites with modern misuse of the term and urges collective responsibility to preserve freedom.
Noted economist Milton Friedman argues that unemployment figures can mislead the public about the true impact of fighting inflation. He notes four percent unemployment hides teens, women earners, and a small hardcore group of long term unemployed, complicating policy aims and public resolve.
Washington Report notes J Edgar Hoover will not retire on his 17th birthday New Year’s day. It asserts Nixon supports Hoover’s continued leadership, praising his discipline loyalty and the FBI’s team structure while warning against political meddling and police-state fears. It claims Hoover would prefer a successor loyal to the FBI rebuilding the force.
Five years ago on December 23 1984 Dr R A Montgomery 34 was named assistant superintendent of Andrews Public Schools. Five Wile girls all cousins are presenting a Christmas play for the benefit of their three families grandparents in Odessa to far.
Twenty years ago on December 33 1949 Cub Scout Pack 26 was granted its charter and became an official member of the Boy Scouts of America last night.
The article reports on continued Soviet nuclear modernization and a U S push to modernize its strategic forces without enlargement as Congress passes a $70 billion defense bill. It notes Moscow’s intent to press SALT talks into substantial discussions, US concerns over SS-9 missiles and multiple reentry vehicles, and Laird warnings about ABM and Chinese tests shaping strategic forces and negotiations.
Vancouver readers recount Canadian figures and frontier tales from Lady McDonald to Captain Voss and Emily Patterson, arguing Canada has a long tradition of bold individuals. The piece contrasts Canada’s identity with U S swagger and celebrates local history and swing.
On this day in history many events are noted from 1783 Washington resignation to 1969 lunar mission milestones. Birthdays include Don McNeill and James Roosevelt. thought for today quotes Shakespeare on duplicity and disguise.
A fragmented reminiscence notes a showgirl and her former sugar daddy, contrasting past allure with present dullness. The piece hints at shifting fortunes and a final, unwise choice akin to a last shot of cheap liquor.
Listing of crossword clues with numbers and partial spellings including entries such as Ruby spinel, Fast horse, Offer a defense, Using words, Printing torn, Female, Ethiopian prince, Window frame, Bakery goods, Renaissance fiddle, Spry, Happenstance, Swear, Guide, Junket, Pretentious, Embroiders, Portico, Lover of country, Prevaricate, Belittling look, Word of disdain, Mellow, Particle, Clay pot, Ignoble, Molding, Employe.
The piece argues that George Wallace must build a trusted national organization rather than rely on a one man show. It notes internal Alabama factions, the impact of Spiro Agnew’s appeal, and the need for empowered lieutenants to sustain a viable national campaign beyond Wallace’s personal influence.
Provides a list of lawmakers with party, city, and Washington D C office addresses including Sen Ralph W Yarborough Sen John G Tower Rep Richard C White Rep O C Fisher Sen W E Pete Snelson Rep Ace Pickens Rep Richard C Slack with their respective districts and office locations in Texas and Washington D C.
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