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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1970

Page

2

Dumping Rockets Plan Faces Time Pressure and Safety Claims

Beal says the Gross committee rejected underground nuclear dump as impractical with a 15 month timeline. Rep. Cramer reports Army assurance rockets won’t ship before subcommittee ends. Army plans slow cautious transport with pilot trains. environmental impact limited to temporary marine contamination. Old M 55 rockets sealed in concrete after leakage. public protests blocked sea dumping. disposal options limited to dumping due to safety concerns.

Beal Gross Committee Atomic Energy Commission Miami William C. Cramer R-Fla Army Stanley Roser

Libyan Leader Seeks Arab Backing Amid Peace Plan Row

In Baghdad Kadafi pressed for Arab support as the United States pushed a three month cease fire and talks led by a mediator to implement the November 1967 Security Council resolution. Egypt's Nasser criticized Iraqi remarks while Baghdad Radio vowed to resist the American plan. Kadafi then moved on to Damascus for further talks.

U.S Rogers Security Council Israel Kadafi Baghdad Gamal Abdel Nasser Egypt Cairo al Ahram Ahmed Hassan el Bakr Iraq Damascus Noureddin Atassi Syria Nasser Moscow Suez Canal Lebanon Misgar Am Upper Galilee

Corpus Christi Struck by Hurricane Devastation Strands City

A hurricane left Corpus Christi with 8.45 inches of rain, widespread outages, damaged hospitals, and debris from Reynolds Aluminum. About 3,000 people sheltered as power, water, and gas remained out. 250 miles away Del Rio Eagle Pass faced 89 mph winds with downed trees and unroofed homes. Red Cross and federal aid mobilized, curfews imposed, and looting concerns voiced by a local dealer.

Reynolds Aluminum Corpus Christi Bay Small Business Administration del Rio-Eagle Pass del Rio Red Cross Corpus Christi Texas Department of Public Safety Waco Houston Blackmon Wayland Pilcher Sam Susser

Hurricane Devastates Coastal Texas City Area

The storm battered Corpus Christi and surrounding towns with high winds and flooding. Officials report widespread property damage, hospital and power losses, and dozens of mobile homes destroyed as rescue crews and DPS units respond. crops suffer heavy losses across the coast.

Blackmon John Tower R-Tex Nixon Texas Coast Kent Odom Texas Department of Public Safety DPS Odom Aransas Pass Robstown Corpus Christi U. S. Naval Hospital Corpus Christi State Hospital Bayfront Susser Dennis Richter Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Ritcher Walker Continental Trailways Mission Destruc

Barbs on liberated gals and foundation garments

A syndicated humor panel riffs on changing social norms with jokes about liberation and marriage. A loudmouthed self-styled big-shot is mocked as being well oiled while a dad controls a costly outlet for the mother’s shopping.

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