Researcher calls death immoral undignified
Dr. E J Freireich, head of hematology at MD Anderson, calls death illogical and unacceptable. Speaking at a religious seminar, he urges doctors to fight disease and seeks immortality as a logical goal, while noting it unlikely in this lifetime. He criticizes life-prolonging care that preserves consciousness without recovery.
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E.J. Freireich
Freireich
University of Texas M.D. Anderson Hospital
Tumor Institute
Institute of Religion
Weather Outlook for Southwest Texas West of Pecos
Fair and mild conditions prevail through Saturday in Southwest Texas west of the Pecos. Highs reach 73 to 87 degrees with nightly lows from 40 to 52.
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Texas
The
Pecos
Madrid bars cows from city limits after long ban
A traditional feature of Madrid has vanished as 3,659 cows that supplied milk for 3.5 million residents are banned from the city. Cows had long been deemed a health hazard, and owners were given more than ten years to remove them.
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Madrid
Moon mission details reveal lunar landing near target area
Apollo astronauts James McDivitt and crew described a tight schedule and seamless teamwork as the Apollo 9 craft approached the Descartes plain. Young and Duke piloted Orion to a precise descent, landing within 600 feet of the bull’s eye after a 20 000 foot drift, while Mission Control’s guidance kept the ship centered.
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American Rockwell
California
Apollo
James A. McDivitt
Casper
Orion
Moon
Mission Control
Duke
Ken
Mattingly
Young
Descartes
Fido Flight Dynamics
New York Police Face Lie Test Controversy
Lie detector tests may be given to New York City police suspected of corruption despite union opposition. The tests are used by other departments, and Los Angeles police cite the detector as a condition of employment.
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New York City
Los Angeles
Pecos Enterprise Subscription Rates Footnote
The Pecos Enterprise lists mail subscription rates for Reeves County in advance. Rates shown include six months for 9.00 and 18.00 for one year, with all other charges noted as 6 months 11.00 and 12 months 21.00.
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Pecos
U.S. Mail
Reeves County
Texas
Cost of shoes expected to rise to 6 a pair
The article explains factors driving higher shoe prices, including leather demand from jackets, belts, and imports from Argentina and Japan. It notes hides rising from 18.5 to 31.5 cents per pound and cites government involvement to cap increases, with a push for a ban on hide exports. It also compares trucking growth to shifts in consumer demand and vehicle types.
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Argentina
United States
Japan
U.S
Commerce
Peter G. Peterson
Washington
American Footwear Industry Association
Stock Market Report and School Menu Summary
The notice lists a weekly school lunch menu from Monday to Friday featuring beef and noodles, roast beef, enchiladas, sloppy Joe, and pork cutlet with sides and desserts. It mingles market report language with meal details, noting beverages like milk and items such as butter, bread, and various vegetables.
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Houston
S. Cedar ST
New York
Pecos Enterprise, Inc
P.O
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Ad Rich
Borden
Chrysler
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Dow
Dow Chem 92 1/4 4 1/2 duPont 173 + 1/4 Eastman 117 El Paso
Ford
GenElec
Albany
Clear
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Albuquerque
GenMtrs
Amarillo
Gen Tel
Anchorage
Gen Tire
Asheville
Rain
PennCent
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Penney
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RCA
Cincinnati
Cldy
Safeway
Cleveland
Sears
Denver
Ind
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Stand NJ
Detroit
Sun Oil
Duluth
Texaco
Fort Worth
UN Carbide
Green Bay
US Steel
Helena
Woolwic
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Little Rock
Louisville
Marquette
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
Mils-St. P
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Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Lake
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San Franc
Seattle
Spokane
Tampa
Harold Simpson
Bob Scroggins
Gateway Gulf
Albert Varela
Hack Holmes Oil Company
Circulation Department
By Roger Bollen
Adam
Electric Lights Power Company
Cohen Nanbe
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