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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1971
Page
1
Calley Sentence Sparks Texas Protests Across State
Texas veterans groups officials and individuals react to Lt. William Calley’s life sentence for My Lai. Lawmakers draft resolutions urging Nixon pardon while VFW and American Legion posts protest. editorial pages weigh in on wartime accountability and policy. The Dallas Morning News and Houston Chronicle condemn the verdict while others defend Calley as scapegoat or justify harsher punishment.
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Associated Press
Texas
William Calley
Joe Hubenak
Rosenberg
House
Austin
Calley
Nixon
My Lai
Draft Board
Wichita Falls Draft Board
Army
Minnesota
Eugene McCarthy
Baylor University
Clifford Teer
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Hiroshima
Waco
Teer
CFW
L. C. Coward
VFW
Beaumont
Hal Atkins
San Antonio
American Legion Post 17
Greenville
10St Airborne Division Association
United States
West Tehuacana
Wolfe City
American Legion Post
American Legion
Commerce
San Antonio Evening News
Henry Gonzales
D-Tex
Dallas Morning News
Dallas Times Herald
The
Houston Chronicle
Chronicle
Daily Texan
University of Texas
Cal
Oklahoma River City: Contender Named Oklahomans
Oklahoma City reports a Midland Texas resident won the name contest for the people of Oklahoma. Mrs Walter Cremin will receive $60 after the Chouteau Pioneer Committee tallied 17 152 entries with 8 643 favoring Oklahomans.
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Oklahoma City
APA
Oklahoma
Midland
Tex
House Rejects Abolition Drive to End Draft
The House overwhelmingly turned back a bid to scrap the draft in Indochina era policy. A one year extension limit failed by two votes, delaying any abrupt end to conscription and leaving room for further amendments on troop deployment after year's end.
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Washington
House
U.S
Indochina
Aspirin Dangers Highlighted by Two Doctors
Dr. Bernard T. Fein of San Antonio and Dr. Stephen D. Lockey of Lancaster reported aspirin allergy dangers at a meeting of the American College of Allergists in San Francisco. Fein warned that even tiny amounts can be lethal to those allergic to acetylsalicylic acid.
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John Schaefer
New Braunfels
John Tower
R-Tex
Calley
Harry Truman
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Criminal Court
Archie Brown
San Antonio
Military Law
San Francisco
Bernard T. Fein
Tex
Stephen D. Lockey
Lancaster
American College of Allergists
Teamsters Bitter Over Hoffa Parole Rejection
In Detroit readers react bitterly to James R Hoffa being denied parole while Washington reports Vice President Spiro Agnew blasts Indochina war critics. The case highlights tensions within labor circles and national political debate over the war.
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Teamsters Union Hall
Detroit
James R. Hoffa
Washington
Spiro Agnew
Hospital Auxiliary plans dance to raise funds
Memorial Hospital seeks electric beds and launches a fundraising project tied to a dance April 17 at the Reeves County Sheriff's Posse Barn. Joe Stout and his Country Squares of Ft. Stockton provide music. the event supports purchasing adjustable beds for patient comfort and staff relief.
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Memorial Hospital
Reeves County Sheriff's Posse
Joe Stout
Country Squires
Ft. Stockton
Ladies In Pink
Cisco Junior Music Festival draws 68 groups to CJC campus
Cisco city and Cisco Junior College host the eleventh Cisco Junior Music Festival on April 1 to 3 with 68 elementary and junior high ensembles expected and more than 3,000 attendees. Judges include Bill Carrico and district educators supervise choral, band, and twirling entries, with performances spanning Thursday evening to Saturday across the campus.
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Cisco
Cisco Junior College
CJC
Bill Carrico
Dorothy McIntosh
Brownwood High School
Jack Glover
Cooper High
Abilene
Wyley Peebles
Robert Gans
Berger High School
D. W. Crain, Jr
Petersburg
Barbara Sperberg
Seymour
Bill Woods
Seagraves
Chris Adrean Jones
Lubbock
George Walker
Stanton
Warren Thaxton
Cooper-Abilene
Wayne McDonald
Eldorado
Carrico
Pecos
Pat Patterson
Sweetwater
Dwight Toomb
Colorado City
Kris Ritchie
Lynn Low
CHS Lobo
Ritchie
Bessie Haynes PTA Set for Easter Program
The Bessie Haynes Parent-Teacher Association will meet Monday April 5 at 7 30 p m. The second grade Easter program will be presented under the direction of J O Strother and Mrs Paul Becker with Francisco Granado as president urging all members to attend.
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Bessie Haynes
Parent- Teacher Association
J.o.strother
Paul Becker
Francisco Granado
To Meet The IMAGE Chapter 3 Regular Meeting
The IMAGE chapter number 3 holds a regular meeting on Friday April 2 at 8 p.m. in Saragosa Hall. President Francisco Granado urges all members to attend.
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Saragosa Hall
Pres
Francisco Granado
Easter Cantata by Ist Baptist Church on April 4
The First Baptist Church presents an Easter Cantata this Sunday April 4 at 7 30 p m The adult choir performs Easter Song by John Peterson conducted by J O Strother with narrator Rev Leslie Smith Organist Lurline Crowley piano Becky Hopper soloists include Bob Miller Bill Moss Pat Hubbs Fran Meek and Flo Huckabee The public is invited to attend the Easter musical.
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First Baptist Church
John Peterson
J.o.strother
Leslie Smith
Lurline Crowley
Becky Hopper
Bob Miller
Bill Moss
Pat Hubbs
Fran Meek
Flo Huckabee
Welfare reform ideas praised by Mills for guaranteed job plan
Chairman Wilbur Mills lauds Richard White for suggesting a job based welfare approach. White envisions a government state partnership to inventory private and public job positions, place workers, fund WPA style projects, offer training, and provide welfare only to the unemployable, with broad committee support emerging for inclusion in the Family Assistance program.
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Wilbur D. Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Richard C. White
Mills
White
United States
PHS 1 Act Play Tonight At Pecos High
District one act competition continues with Pecos High presenting Anne of A Thousand Days tonight at 8 p.m. Admission open to adults and students, but entry closes at curtain. Other plays performed today with final shows at 6 7 and 8.
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Pecos High
Pecos High School
Former Resident and Wife Die in Lamesa Car Crash
The Hardages, father and wife of Pecos resident Mrs. Glenn Hibbens, were killed in a two car collision Tuesday night as they traveled to a drive in. The Lamesa pair, Mr. H. V. Hardage and his wife born in 1903, were married two months ago in Houston. Services set for Lamesa Nazarene and Vernon graveside. Surviving daughter, grandchildren, sisters and a brother.
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Pecos
Lamesa
H. V. Hardage
Hardage
Glenn Hibbens
J.r.spears
Houston
Church of Nazarene
Vernon
Blue
Oklo
Hibbens
IH 20 To Be Extended In Reeves County
The Texas Highway Commission approved a construction project on Interstate 20 extending 17.9 miles from 8.9 miles northeast of MH 10 to 0.1 mile west of Salt Draw. The plan includes grading structures and surfacing for an expressway at an estimated cost of 6.9 million dollars.
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Austin
Texas Highway Commission
Reeves County
Salt Draw
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