Death Penalty Debate Moves to Supreme Court Docket
The Pecos Enterprise editorial argues capital punishment is unconstitutional but asks if the Supreme Court will decide its legality. It notes four death row appeals slated for Oct 12 and cites past rulings, public opinion, and the impact of juror scruples on capital cases.
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U.S. Supreme Court
U.S
Richard Speck
Chicago
Specks
Illinois
James Lee Marion
Texas
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeas
Supreme Court
Pigskins Flying Back to the TV
A satirical preview of the 1971 football season mocks the rise of TV coverage and hype. It dives into the lure of Monday night games, color broadcasts, clever camera gadgets, and the enduring appeal of star quarterbacks amid the public’s appetite for sports spectacle.
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Baltimore Colts
Dallas Cowboys
Pat Summerall
Frank Gifford
George Blanda
Leroy Kelly
Joe Namath
Frank
Joe
Curt
Otto Graham
John Unitas
Vince Lombardi
Boyle's column reflects whimsy and social musings
New York columnist HAL BOYLE offers a wandering snapshot of daily quirks from left handed husbands to purple dresses and breaded veal cutlets. He muses on moral gardening, specialized TV notions, and odd reader feedback, closing with a humorous nibble about his cat and veal.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Old-Tv
Fort Stockton Chamber thanks Pecos Enterprise for Carnival publicity
The Fort Stockton Chamber of Commerce board expresses gratitude to the Pecos Enterprise for extensive coverage of the recent Water Carnival. President Raymond Holstein says they look forward to next year’s event and appreciated the publicity.
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Sirs
Fort Stockton
NEA to Intensify Political Action Across States
The National Education Association and its state and local affiliates plan to expand political action in coming months. NEA aims to mobilize nearly two million teachers through independent action arms, with 28 states already using such units and 35 anticipated.
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Washington, D.C
National Education Association
White House
Donald E . Morrison
NEA
San Diego
California
Oregon
Washington
Utah
New York State
Friends of Education
PACE
Political Action Committee
Washington State
PULSE
PIE
People For
South Dakota
EPIC
VOTE
Arizona
Democrats In Education
ADE
Republican Educators In Politics
REP
Sam M. Lambert
The
Association
U.S
Michael McCormack
John Gilligan
John Tunney
George Murphy
U.S. Senate
Wilson Riles
Max Rafferty
U. S. House
Pass by L M Boyd and assorted Q A snippets
A collage of Q A jokes trivia and cartoonish facts from L M Boyd’s column includes life expectancy taunts about age and insurance puzzles about Russia France and Raymond meanings and a blizzard of curious questions about beer in babies gender traits and city sizes with a fort Worth mailing address for submissions
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L.M Boot PO Box
Fort Worth
Texas
Muskies 132 Michigan delegates seen as prize for 1972
Bruce Biossat reports Michigan's 132 convention votes make the state a rich prize in the 1972 Democratic race, with Muskie leading and McGovern struggling to gain traction. The piece notes Barh's decline, Jackson's mixed impact, and Hart's backing while warning the field must tidy up to collect delegates.
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Michinea
Michigan
George McGovern
South Dakota
Birch Barh
Indiana
Washington State
Henry W. Jackson
Fred Harris
Oklahoma
Ed Muskie
Detroit
Economic Club
Muskie
Vietnam
John English
James Hudson
Massachusetts
Robert F. Kennedy
McGovern
Philip Hart
Hart
Maine
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