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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1973
Page
10
The piece discusses scientism historicism and fatalism as pervasive mindsets. It notes Sir Peter Medawar’s critique of overreliance on science and history to explain all outcomes, and his belief in humanism and the potential to use technology to avert doom while challenging fatalistic views on the environmental crisis.
The piece argues the five year agreement between the United States and Cuba to deter hijackings marks a step toward normalizing relations. It notes Cuba will extradite or prosecute hijackers while the US will admit Cuban refugees who do not endanger flights, a mutual gain amid wary diplomacy.
Banks quietly provide stock buying and selling at the teller window as a convenience for small investors. Fees range from 2 to 20 dollars per trade and banks rarely offer research or advice, while maintaining a one-stop banking image.
A proposed unisex plan by Chief Edward M. Davis would allow women to hold any police job from beat patrolman to chief but requires a height of 5 feet 8 inches and 140 pounds. Critics question fairness for men undersized by these criteria and argue for equal standards or acceptance that equality is not simple to implement.
The notice outlines submission rules for letters to the editor: writers must include signature and address if requested, keep length under 500 words, ensure general interest, and avoid poor taste. It conveys editorial requirements for public correspondence.
Letter writer argues against US reparations to North Vietnam and calls for indemnity from Russia and China for arms supplied. He claims the US cannot afford 2.5 billion and notes SEATO obligations to defend South Vietnam. Glendale, Calif., signer C. C. Moseley.
HAL BOYLE suggests a man should marry the woman he loves and can get along with who loves him in return. He warns against marrying a self indulgent wife who spends more on hair than a man spends on his wardrobe and who resents household chores and practicality.
Thurgood Marshall became the first Black U.S. Solicitor General in 1965 and the first Black Supreme Court Justice in 1967. As a lawyer he led the team that won the 1954 Brown v. Board of Education ruling striking down school segregation.
Bruce Biossat reports Herbert Klein, Nixon's communications director, plans to depart before long. The piece traces Klein's role since 1960, his influence on press relations, and how Nixon shifted press strategy through 1968 and 1972 before Klein appears to seek opportunities elsewhere.
On this date in history a series of events are noted including the Battle of Paardeberg in 1900 and the creation of the Union of South Africa, Boris Godunov becoming Czar in 1598, and Khrushchev's 1963 remark. Other items include a Burma railroad opening in 1889 and the U S Supreme Court ruling against sitdown strikes in 1933.
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