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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1971
Page
10
Reverend Dr. W.A. Vissert Hooft, honorary president of the World Council of Churches, tells a University of Capetown audience that university students render the world a service by rejecting cultural impulses that fuel racism militarism and social and economic injustice.
The West Texas Boys Ranch board on May 22 1971 elected its 1971 72 slate led by President Harvey Hartgrove. Ken Spencer Crane became new Vice President. Don Weinacht Balmorhea and Gene Newman San Angelo were re elected vice presidents. Lon Slaughter San Angelo was Secretary. Cal Sugg Jr San Angelo was re elected Treasurer. New directors include Nathan Donsky E G Butch Davis Nathan Coulter J B Fraley and Odus Wittenburg all of San Angelo with Wittenburg also Roundup Chairman. Other new directors include Judge W T Mills Big Lake and Charles Darley Brady.
A reader asks about bra use and cancer risk, another about vasectomies and tubal ligations, and a third about emotional issues. Helen replies that bra absence does not cause cancer and elasticity depends on support. only doctors can reverse these operations. and personal guidance offered for a stressed student.
On this date in 1910 the Union of South Africa was founded. In 1889 a flood at Johnstown killed over 2,000. Jutland battles, Alexandria Allied action, Eichmann execution and other items are listed. A mix of letters to Dear Helen discuss loneliness, marriage, film ratings, and Red Cross help. columns end with witty notes from Phil Pastore.
Betty Canary muses on feeling average amid a crowd of extraordinary people. The essay tracks social scenes from a cocktail party to a hobby show and PTA meet to illustrate the pressure of comparison and pride in ordinary life.
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