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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1970

Page

4

Reeves County voters urged to register for 1971 recall election

Editorial notes only 535 people have registered since Oct 1. It urges citizens to register at the County Tax Collector and Assessor’s Office to vote in 1971 Home Rule Charter elections and warns of potential recalls allowing elections every six months if councilmen fail to satisfy residents.

Reeves County Alwas

Coronary Thrombosis Club Playbook for Members

A vintage spoof outlines absurd member duties including nonstop meetings, work obsession, taking briefs home, skipping meals, and ignoring rest. It scorches the ethos with lines urging relentless schedules and never delegating tasks, ending with the exasperated punchline and warning to avoid burnout.

Luv Seat Promises Double Seating for Moviegoers

American Seating Co announces the Luv Seat a theater chair designed for two persons. The spokesman says it has attracted more inquiries than any car model and hopes it will revive the filmgoing habit among customers seeking shared experiences.

American Seating Co

Pearl Harbor Hero Hydrusko Reflects On 1941 Attack

Hydrusko 51, Navy Cross recipient, recalls aiding casualties aboard the Solace during the Pearl Harbor raid. He and Julio De Castro cut through hulls to rescue sailors from the Oklahoma as torpedoes sank it in 12 minutes. Retired chief bosun’s mate, later ran a Massapequa restaurant with his wife Helen.

New York Hydrusko Pearl Harbor Honolulu Joe Navy Southwest Pacific Nevada West Virginia Oklahoma Julio DeCastro Navy Yard de Castro Julio Helen Massapequa Long Island

Quotations and Notes on Faith and Heritage in Scottish Whisky

A collection of religious and literary musings. Isaiah 25 8 and Beecher quotes on tears and heaven. Evangelist Billy Sunday on church as front line. Romans 9 19 20 reflection on God’s will. Thoreau’s paradise fault finding. Britannica on Scotch peat and water shaping flavor.

Billy Sunday Scotland Eneryclopaedia Britannica

Miracle at Derrick Texas Christmas Orphan Tale

In Derrick Texas orphans prepare for the town carol festival while fearing plans by local powerful men to shut their orphanage. They dream of a Christmas miracle and wonder about Christopher the silent new boy as they seek meaning, belonging, and hope.

Derrick Texas Peggy Tom Gus Derek Pegey Dotty Joe Ann Christopher

Tensions Continue Russians Willing To Take Not Give

Washington analysts warn the Soviet Union favors immediate gains over long term settlement in arms control and Cold War hotspots. Moscow aims to avoid open conflict while pressing recognition of the status quo in Eastern Europe and exploiting any situation for advantage. The Kremlin reportedly won’t concede without receiving substantial returns, complicating any future U.S.-Soviet agreement efforts.

Washington Nea Soviet Union United States Middle East Vietnam Europe White House State Department Pentagon Kremlin Cuba Southeast Asia Red China Moscow China Russia Egypt East Germany West Berlin

Nixon 1972 run hinges on economy and trust, analysts say

Two political analysts tell Newscover that Vietnam progress may be unseen at the polls. They argue the economy, not the war, will mostly shape Nixon’s re election by 1972 and that trust in government could swing crucial voters if credibility erodes further.

Washington NEA Nixon U.S Vietnam Senate California John Tunney Tunney George Murphy GOP Richard Nixon

Lost Shoes At New Mexico State Fair Prompt Claim

An AP report from Albuquerque notes at the 1970 New Mexico State Fair the public address system announced that two pairs of shoes were found and waiting for owners to claim them at the office.

Albuquerque, NM Moxico State Fair

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