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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1970
Page
10
Balmorhea residents report numerous visitors from South Carolina Texas and New Mexico. Mrs Olen Grast visited sister Mrs Maurine Moore as they toured Big Bend. Rainfall totaled three quarters of an inch Sunday with mountain runoff 2 to 2 1/4 inches, not enough to fill the reservoir.
R L Pat O Bryan chairman of the Registration Committee announced readiness for the 1970 Permian Basin Oil Show. The event runs October 21 to 24 with main registration for industry personnel on the first two days. Desk and Derrick Club of Odessa will provide secretarial help. Four day chairmen oversee daily registrations.
Mayor Louie Welch attacked the EEOC charging it with condoning violence after the agency cited study results ranking Houston 45th and 46th in employment of Black Mexican American and women workers. Welch, at a labor statistics conference, criticized EEOC chairman William H. Brown III calling his TV remarks a potential self fulfilling prophecy. Brown defended against violence charges stating no support for violence. Alaska note follows.
NASA eyes future Moon explorers who may search for and study artifacts left by early missions. Items include Armstrong and Aldrin’s goodwill disc, Saturn V debris, Surveyor 3 parts, and two dozen spacecraft remains. Recovered finds include Surveyor parts and lunar rocks.
Cherokee chief W. W. Keeler told the 79th annual General Federation of Women's Clubs conven tion that minority groups must have a voice in their affairs. Keeler urged letting Indians participate and be part of the action. He is principal chief of the Cherokees and Phillips Petroleum Co. chairman and spoke at San Antonio Texas. The convention opened with more than 2 000 women representing 11 million members. He was to be honored as the Federation Military Wife of the Year.
AP profile portrays Mike Mansfield, Democratic Senate Majority Leader from Montana, as a restrained, principled figure guiding the chamber through constitutional crises and opposition to the Vietnam and Cambodia wars. The piece highlights his quiet power, humility, and bipartisan influence amid a time of sharp political divisions.
Baylor University in Waco invites all incoming freshmen for summer orientation programs on June 26 July 24 and August 7. About 1,200 to 1,500 attendees are expected with parent participation. Sessions cover campus procedures registration housing and financial guidance with university leaders and student hosts guiding tours and advisement.
The 67 year old Montana senator and former miner has led the Senate for nine years as majority leader and is seen as a non combative figure who rarely claims credit. He avoids press exposure, prefers direct talks with constituents, and plans another re election drive while touring towns and inviting coffee gatherings.
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