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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1971

Page

4

Revisionist Times and the Kent State generation gap

An editorial notes the Kent State tragedy prompts parental support for patriotic loyalty while some parents favor harsher punishment. It cites James Michener, quotes hostile student and parent attitudes, and urges both generations to heal the rift. The author warns against hate and calls for mutual understanding to bridge the divide.

Kent State United States James Michener Reader’s Digest Michener National Guard Kent Jerry Rubin

Laugh Yourself Sick Health Risks Of Laughter Warned

A Stanford psychiatrist warns laughter can disrupt breathing and raise heart rate, with potential clinical implications for hernias ulcers and digestive issues. Gelotology Institute founder Dr. William F. Fry Jr. notes belly laughter stresses the diaphragm and abdominal muscles, making even hearty guffaws potentially dangerous.

Stanford University William F. Fry Jr Gelotology Institute San Francisco Fry

Letters urging clemency and POW release for war

A reader appeals to President Nixon and Congress to restore full honors and pay to Lt. William L. Calley Jr., push for POW repatriation, and seek peace talks to end the Vietnam era conflicts. The letter urges widespread correspondence to Hanoi and Washington for prisoner release and victory.

Wm. L. Calley Jr America William L. Calley Jr Congress Nixon Vietnam Laos Cambodia Richard M. Nixon Washington, D.C Tom Duc Thang Democrat Republic of Vietnam Hanoi American Red Cross W.’s Margaret Gordon

Abbe Lane Reveals $85 000 to Core a New Club Act

Abbe Lane discusses the high cost of producing a new supper club act including an $3,000 dress, eight weeks of planning and rehearsal, designers, writers and performers, and a payroll of eight plus travel and wardrobe costs. She argues the project is an investment and gamble for returns. Also notes 72-year-old Bill Williams building and flying a repaired 1941 Taylor craft powered by its original engine.

Hal Boyle New York Abbe Lane Hotel Plaza Abbe Lane Miss Lane Paris Tex Bill Williams Williams State Supreme Court The Petroleum Corporation High Court Abilene Court of Criminal Appeals Dallas Crawford Martin Allan Shivers San Antonio Martin Sabine River Authority Texas Water Rights Commission Rio Grande Starr Hidalgo Cameron Willacy Stephen F. Austin State University Nacogdoches Texas Department of Mental Health Austin Terrell Lubbock Richmond Corpus Christi

Texas Drought Impacts Stamford and West Texas Farmers

In Stamford and Breckenridge areas drought presses farming and cattle. Local leaders note water in Lake Stamford and bonds paid, while farmers await rain and subsidies may ease finances. Ranchers compare drought to stock market, and Breckenridge promotes Rain Day with umbrellas but no relief.

Stamford Gene Swenson Humphrey Otis Cochran West Texas Utilities Tre Breckenridge

China Ping Pong Politics as Usual

Washington dispatch argues Red China uses table tennis openings to manage Maoist prestige and avoid antagonizing both the United States and the Soviet Union. It notes Mao Lin Piao and Zhou En Lai prioritize national interests over ideology in seeking ties with Nixon administration.

Washington Nea Red Peking Mao Lin Piao Russia Red China Pakistan United States Soviet Union Middle East Asia Nixon China Chou En-lai

Texas faces billion-dollar welfare bill as to tax plan moves ahead

Lt. Gov. Barnes warns welfare costs will bankrupt the state without controls as Senate and House push a near billion-dollar tax package to balance the 6.99 billion biennial budget. AFDC and Medicaid costs rise sharply. oil and insurance actions, court cases, drought relief, and new appointments fill the legislative agenda.

Austin Tex Ben Barnes Barnes Senate House AFDC Blue Cross Stephenville Jack Arthur Preston Smith Texas College and University System Smith W. E. Tinsley Texas Water Development Board Gus Mutscher Wayne Connally Floresville Oscar Carrillo Sr Benavides Agriculture Commission Texas

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