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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1970

Page

4

Christmas wishes replace politics in a troubled year

An editorial envisions a season of hope amid conflict listing wide hopes from Nixon for peace to Muskie and McGovern for the presidency. It imagines other wishes from Fulbright to Heath and broader goals for environment, housing, and social change while noting global tensions and domestic concerns.

Nixon Fulbright Senate Defense Committee Muskie McGovern Bayh McCarthy Ohio State Stanford Jim Plunkett Paul Ehrlich Heath Britain Russia Israel John G

Inflation Crisis and Labor Demands Provoking Government Action

The piece argues unions and big labor push wage demands driving up prices, risking bankruptcies and job cuts. It cites Arthur Burns calling for wage price review and possible compulsory measures. notes UAW and rail settlements, potential price hikes, subsidies, and must curb inflation to avoid a crash.

Arthur F. Burns Federal Reserve Board Industry Week UAW Congress John Q Arthur Burns

Campaign Spending Soars in Off-Year Election

Analysts say campaign costs may exceed a million dollars as the race for political office intensifies. Experts note the rising expense to gain influence amid ongoing efforts to combat poverty.

Tim Dalton faces stardom with Wuthering Heights role

English actor Tim Dalton arrives in New York to promote American International's Wuthering Heights playing Heathcliff. After delays and a necktie dispute at a restaurant, he discusses acting, his early start at 16, and his rebel streak. He cites acting from within and living in the moment. Also notes a forecast of 6 to 10 percent aerosol industry growth by five years from Dr. Herbert Brinberg of the American Can Company.

Hal Boyle New York Timothy Dalton American International Wuthering Heights Emily Bronte Tim Heathcliff Sir Laurence Olivier Haggard Sardi’s Dalton Voyeur Herbert R. Brinberg

The Miracle at Derrick Texas Orphans Face Christmas Choice

Orphans at Derrick Texas confront Christmas with no funds to fix their orphanage. They debate whether Christopher can sing at the carol festival, hoping a miracle and a prize of ten thousand dollars might save them. They resolve to tell Mrs Motherwell and Miss Princh their plan.

Derrick,Texas Miss Pulcamy Sinopsis Mrs. Motherwell Miss Princh Ann Dotty Peggy Joe Tom Christopher Derek Derrick Texas

Washington Monument Obelisk Stands 555 Feet High

The Washington Monument rises as a white marble obelisk 555 feet 5 inches tall and weighs 81,120 tons. It bends about three inches north in hot sun and its cornerstone was laid July 4, 1848 with completion delayed to 1884 due to funds.

Washington Monument The World Almanac

Timely Quotes from World Federalists and Notable Figures

A collection of quotes from Mayor John V. Lindsay on world order and war, James R. Cross reflecting on captivity and ordinary life, a prediction about cremation becoming law, and Tacoma cemetery owner Harold Lamb criticizing cemetery and park space balance.

New York City John V. Lindsay General Assembly U.S.A James R. Cross Quebec Tacoma Harold Lamb Tacoma, Wash

Economic advisers' return to production growth urged

Washington column argues that purely curbing demand via higher interest rates fails to solve inflation. It proposes targeted supply expansion through training, capital investment, and incentives, plus selective antitrust enforcement to boost efficiency and lower prices.

Washington NEA

Santa Returns to Soviet Scene Amid Religious Revival

Christmas reappears as a popular celebration in Communist East Germany and the Soviet Union amid a rising religious revival among youth, workers, students, and even Red Army officers. Officials note that atheism attempts have failed to erase faith, with Baptists, Orthodox, Catholics, Jews, and Muslims all marked by renewed attendance and ritual life.

Santa Claus Father Frost Red World East Germany Lenin Moscow Soviet Union Young Communist League Leningrad Kremlin Central Committee Sovetskaya Rossiya Communist Party Karl Marx

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