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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1970
Page
4
Framed as a personnel note, Fran Sunday serves as News Editor at 31g South Cedar Street Pecos Texas with telephone contact 445-5475, dated Thursday June 4 1970.
Editorial notes a 150000 strong Broadway march in New York City by union workers to show patriotism and support for the presidency. It argues the event favored national unity over Southeast Asia policy and warns Nixon not to waver on Cambodia promises or risk true dissent.
Norway shows 11.4 infant deaths per 1000 live births in the first year while the United States records 206 for whites and 383 for nonwhites in 1967. Northwestern Europe averages 20.3, with Germany and France higher than the US, Denmark similar to Utah, and Portugal alarmingly high at 63. Nonwhite infant deaths remain a major US health issue, yet California’s nonwhite rate sits near white West Virginia’s, highlighting income and birth-age factors. Redefinition of live birth and premature births influence these numbers. 1968 figures may show a 12 percent US decline since 1865.
HAL BOYLE surveys a mix of trivia and reflections from readers. Dentists face a vast backlog of cavities while a honey powered car idea and a Milwaukee arrest study offer lighter notes. Quotes from ONeill and Disraeli frame thoughts on life and longevity.
The column urges putting in that extra effort to finish tasks on time and notes a few become persistent but sketchy hustlers. It uses a playful tone to contrast disciplined work with opportunistic pastimes.
The World Almanac describes a supernova near Zeta Tauri in 1054 visible for 23 days by day. Its remnant, the Crab Nebula, now spans about 30 trillion miles and expands at roughly 700 miles per second.
Everett Simpson leader of NGAT argues the Guard is not a haven for draft dodgers. He says many enlist for duty, notes Kent State backlash, and defends the Guard as essential for state and national security amid criticism and media portrayal.
Leon Dennen analyzes the Women’s Liberation stance arguing Western feminism faces an illusion of equality under capitalism while Soviet society reveals gender roles that limit true emancipation. He cites women’s heavy labor, the wage gap, and rising divorce as signs of systemic inequality even in Marxist states.
The Trans-Alaska Pipeline System aims to move oil from Alaska’s North Slope to the port of Alden with 800 miles of pipe. Conservationists warn TAPS could threaten wildlife and wild terrain and delay construction for environmental studies. Texas joins seven states in a new data system tracing migrant children’s school and health progress.
A Washington NEA report examines a Midwestern state study of youth offenders. It notes most come from intact homes, common IQ ranges, and early criminal behavior, urging more educational and vocational training, church programs, and broader studies to prevent crime.
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