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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1972

Page

11

What’s in a Hot Dog Name and Kilometer Talk

NEA’s short items note hot dog naming quirks from Frankfurt Vienna and Hamburg with Wiener Wurstchen Deutsche Beefsteak and a critique of American pronunciation. Astronauts’ 17 kilometers per hour moon ride prompts Kil-o-meter usage. Chemist Harold C. Urey urges metric pronunciation alignment as radar and speeds shift globally.

Newspaper Enterprise Association NEA Frankfurt Vienna O. K Joseph Wechsberg Saturday Review Prague Hamburg United States Houston Earth Moon Harold C. Urey Science Magazine

Almanac Highlights Through History On June 18

On this date in 1815 Napoleon faced defeat at Waterloo, and in 1778 colonial forces entered Philadelphia. Other marks include 1812 declaring war on Britain, 1940 Cherbourg captured, 1953 Egypt proclaimed republic, 1958 Adams gifts controversy, 1959 Earl Long hospitalization, and recent sky marshal action. Birthday notes include Paul McCartney and Richard Boone. Thought quote by Cervantes closes.

Associated Press Waterloo Belgium Philadelphia United States Britain Cherbourg Egypt Mohammed Naguib Washington White House Sherman Adams Louisiana Earl ‘Long Cuba Paul McCartney The Batles Richard Boone Cervantes

Odessa College Sets First Summer Session Enrollment

Odessa College reported 476 students for the first summer session, two above last year, according to Dr. R. D. Decker dean of admissions. A month-long cruise to Central and South America featured travelers Richard A. Miller Joe Hale and Bobby Smith.

Odessa College R. D. Decker Central South America Richard A. Miller Joe Hale Bobby Smith

Odessa Sailors Board Navy Ship For New Orleans

Three Odessa members of the Naval Reserve Electronics Co. left Odessa for New Orleans where they will board a Navy ship for training. The men are part of a unit that supports naval electronics and will join the vessel on assignment in the Gulf region.

Odessa Naval Reserve Electronics Co New Orleans Navy

Odessa Protest Action Rumors Spur Armed Forces Declaration

On June 18 142 a local Rotary Club members circulated a petition titled Declaration of War by the Unarmed Forces of the United States of America. Several hundred Odessans have signed the document this week amid political unrest and public debate.

United States of America

Brezhnev Signals Moscow Flexibility In Vietnam Policy

Washington dispatch notes Brezhnev and Zagladin urge Hanoi to be flexible and avoid a rigid military approach in Vietnam. Moscow emphasizes Russia’s core security interests, independence from Hanoi, and joint world communism building. The message warns against escalated U.S. pressure and frames Soviet policy as pragmatic and cautious.

Washington NEA Leonid Brezhev Hanoi Russia Moscow North Vietnam U.S.S.R Vadim Zagladin Brezhnev Sovet West Soviet Union Zagladin Nixon Brezhinev United States

Trade with Soviet Russia Seen Beneficial If Mutually Fair

The piece argues the United States should expand trade with Soviet Russia through a joint commission to draft a formal agreement. It outlines four proposed points including most favored nation status, credit terms, bilateral trade offices, and dispute arbitration. It notes Johnson Act limits on long term credit and suggests short term credit could balance trade. Economist Theodore Yntema advocates engaging with communist nations to promote wealth and peace, a view aligned with Nixon’s Moscow visit outcomes.

Russia Nixon United States U. S America North Vietnam Theodore Yntema University of Chicago Ford Motor Company Yatema Moscow

Hunt Truth From H L Hunt on vested interests and Russia

The author argues the presidency should not be "for sale" to vested interests and warns that pro-communists pose greater danger than profit motives. He contrasts American strength with Soviet Russia, endorsing dialogue and trade while criticizing Stalinist elements and urging peaceful, educated engagement with the Russian people. He urges the US to keep a strong but soft approach, avoid adopting Soviet systems, and to talk with and learn from Russia.

United States

Kissinger predicts strong support for SALT accords in Congress

Nixon aides expect broad Senate and House ratification of the five year interim SALT pact despite opposition from Sen. Henry M. Jackson. Kissinger says congressional explanation will shape votes, with committee hearings likely and testimony from Smith Rogers Laird Helms and the JCS. Executive privilege looms over Kissinger testimony, risking delay.

Washington Air Force One Moscow Henry A. Kissinger Nixon Capital Hill Congress Kissinger Henry M. Jackson D-Wash Senate U.S Gerard C. Smith William P. Rogers Defense Melvin R. Laird CIA Richard Helms Joint Chiefs of Staff Senate Foreign Relations Committee J. William Fulbright D-Ark White House State Department Vienna Helsinki Smith

Letters to the Editor Guidelines at a Glance

The notice explains how readers may submit letters with signature and address, with optional name withholding on request. It limits length to 500 words, requires constructive timely content of general interest, and bans personal attacks or slander.

Grass Roots BELLEVILLE KS TEL ESCOPE Commentary on Welfare Policy

The speaker argues that welfare fosters illegitimacy and larger families among the poor while educated Americans shrink family size, financed by taxes. They warn that without reform, America could become the land of unfortunates as opportunity declines and public funds strain support for dependent groups.

Belleville Kans America

Crossword Puzzle Clues and Answers From a Historical Page

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