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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1972

Page

10

Texas gridiron dinners mock politics and punch lines

At Austin Headliners Club and other Texas gatherings politicians endure sharp wit from newsmen and performers. The events lampoon governors and state leaders, with caustic quips about Connally, Smith, Yarborough, Sanders, and others, amid plans for upcoming dinners and a trial in Abilene.

Associated Press John Connally Connally Austin Preston Smith Secretary of Treasury Smith Cactus Pryor Austin Radio Ty Mack the Knife Fort Worth Houston Spiro Stag Pryor Cactus Texas Ralph Yarborough Barefoot Sanders Howard Hughes Dolph Briscoe Briscoe Hilton Briscoe Catarina House of Representatives John JBC Floresville

Connally's political future debated amid Nixon era

Democrats push for Connally to leave the cabinet before the campaign and even question a possible run as Nixon's vice president. Nixon says no change to a winning team while Connally weighs his path, citing his key role in trade and economic policy and the risk of alignment with either party.

Treasury John Connally Nixon Lawrence F. O’brien Connally Spiro Agnew Democrat Connally Nixo Democratic Party

Cancer funding urged. letters urge full appropriations

Readers are urged to write representatives to ensure full appropriation of cancer research funds authorized for fiscal 1973 and 1974, with notes on past reductions and a call to Citizens Committee for the Conquest of Cancer. A second excerpt discusses Peyote cactus use in Mexican and Native rituals and requests input for research from Omer C. Stewart.

Citizen’s Committee For the United Nations Plaza New York Solomon Garb M.D. Citizen’s Committee For the Mexico Eagle Pass Laredo Texas San Luis Potosi Zacatecas

Today in History for February 9, 1972

On this date in history several notable events are noted: in 1718 French colonists arrived in Louisiana, in 1773 born William Henry Harrison, in 1870 the U S Weather Bureau was established, in 1942 the Normandie burned at a New York pier, in 1943 Guadalcanal ended in U S victory, in 1945 Soviet troops besieging Berlin, in 1950 McCarthy charged Communist infiltration, ten years ago Jamaica gained independence, five years ago a Colombia earthquake caused many deaths, one year ago a Los Angeles earthquake killed at least 64. This compilation reflects historical milestones on February 9.

Associated Press Louisiana William Henry Harrison Charles City U.S. Weather Bureau Normandie New York Guadalcanal U.S Berlin Joseph R. McCarthy Wisconsin U. S. State Department Jamaica Colombia South America Los Angeles

Nixon peace plan faces mixed support in U S politics

Senate ally Senator Griffin backs the presidents Vietnam proposal and calls for unity to end the war. Critics from Kennedy to McGovern weigh the plan arguing it may rush a cease fire while Hanoi wants both political and military terms to end the conflict. Democratic candidates split over backing Nixon or siding with Communists.

Robert Griffin R-Mich Nixon Indochina Henry Kissinger United States Hanoi Griffin Ted Kennedy Clark Kerr National Committee For Vietnam McGovern

Status and image in modern life

HAL BOYLE argues status governs daily life more than self view. Readers are reminded that others’ opinions shape success, while a downtrodden person may claw back prestige only through luck like inheritance, with social cues from door knockers to PTA seating.

Hal Boyle New York New York State Howard Hughes

Pecos News Sketches Local Life and Elections

Pecos residents see the city water works issue move toward Mr. LaSalle after a light turnout with about sixty votes. A separate bond election was called off, and city officials, teachers, and local groups hosted events, while fires and hydrant vandalism prompt city officials to act. Community leaders attend meetings on Red Cross books, policing, and regional medical association events.

Mr. LaSalle City of Pecos

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