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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1971

Page

6

Soldier Camil Aims to End Vietnam War by Confession

Scott Camil, a Vietnam veteran and Florida antiwar organizer, recounts his Marine Corps boot camp abuse and combat actions near Da Nang. He now leads a small VVAW chapter, touring for antiwar films and political action while proposing to publish his confession of killings to expose U.S. wartime abuses.

Gainesville, Fla Nea Scott Camil University of Florida Republic of Vietnam 1St Division Marines Florida VVAW Camil Vietnam U.S da Nang Bravo Charley Ist Bn Ist Marines Congress Robert Sikes Brunswick Naval Intelligence Newspaper Enterprise Assn

Today in History August 4 highlights wars and disasters

On this date in history several events are noted from 1914 Britain declaring war on Germany to 1944 a train wreck in Stockton, Georgia killing 47. Other items include the US buying the Virgin Islands in 1916 and Franco proclaiming Spain's Falangist party in 1939.

Associated Press Britain Germany United States Lord Cornwallis Yorktown U.S Guard London Virgin Islands Denmark Francisco Franco Spain Falangist Stockton John Birch Society Robert Welch Earl Warren White House Nixon Corpus Christi Tex Texas

College costs still rising as middle class bears brunt

The rise in college expenses continues into 1971 72 with tuition hikes often 150 to 300 dollars and some as high as 500 at Yale. Private gifts fallen and aid programs strained, colleges push higher charges while middle income families struggle to fund tuition amid limited federal support.

Richard Blystone Associated Press U.S Yale Harvard Reed College Portland Ore University of Vermont Notre Dame University of Tampa Add Council For Financial Aid To Education National Science Foundation Massachusetts Williams College Association of American Colleges National Association of State Universities and Land - Grant Colleges U.S. Office of Education Amherst College College Duke Alan Donely

Word May Seek Texas No. 2 Post

In the weak early stage of a statewide bid, Sen. J. P. Word of Meridian signals possible pursuit of Texas lieutenant governor. The report notes uncertainty about campaign strength and political positioning as Word weighs a run.

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New blood on New ark school board sparks lieutenant governor talk

Lawrence Hamm age 17 appointed to a three year unsalaried term by Mayor Kenneth A. Gibson, making him one of the nation’s youngest officials. Charles Schnabel said Ward may run for lieutenant governor if Ralph Hall does not. Hall has shown interest. only Hobby Jr. has announced. Ward will not seek re election to the Senate. In Montrose Colorado the Black Canyon gorge stands dark at midday with walls up to 2,425 feet above the Gunnison river.

Newark, N.J Lawrence Hamm Kenneth A. Gibson Charles Schnabel Senate Ward Sen Ralph Hall Rockwall Schnabel Hall Ralph J.P Post William P. Hobby Jr The Houston Post Schnable Montrose Colo Black Canyon Gorge Gunnnison River

Princeton Students Publish Magazine To Explain Business

An 18 year old Princeton freshman started Business Today to explain business and counter misinformation. Founder Jon Peres reports the magazine now reaches 200000 students and establishment readers nationwide. A regular feature is a student to businessman letter, with responses to be published as a book later this year. The Interior Department notes energy use last year reached 57040 ti.

Princeton Business Today Jon Peres Perel

Dallas Airport Contracts Drive Texas Construction Boom

Dallas Fort Worth area awards three large contracts boosting July Texas total to a seven month high of 952.9 million dollars. Vought Aeronautics LTV Aerospace and Wilcon Inc win key airport and highway duct projects while quiet areas linger amid tight funds. Government action on pollution is hoped to unlock more plant work.

Dallas Dallas Fort Worth Texas Construction Victry Trade Review Texas Vought Aeronautics, Co LTV Aerospace Corp H. B. Zachry Co San Antonio Wilcon Inc Bossier City

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