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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1975

Page

10

Pecos Tales of Tricksters and a New York Slap Fight

Short Pecos stories recount capers at the depot with Cap Wilson and Bill Ross reflection on an opened liquor bottle. A penny ante race ends with pants dropped and a whispered legend of a male-baiting chase. A 1941 New York incident involves Audrey Price and two sisters clobbering an insulted man outside a tavern, leading to jail for William Desmond after a courtroom verdict.

Pecos Cap Wilson Santa Fe Railroad Bill Ross R.S. Johnson Orient Saloon Carlsbad Wilson Ross Mr. Johnson George Ross Johnson Young Bell Old Riverton George Bill Kerr John Perry Pete Cashell Cecil Brown Pete John Bill Young Wallops New York Smart Aleck New York World Telegram Dudley Telegarm 7Th Avenue 47Th Street Audrey West Side Court West 54Th Street William Desmond Orris Rothenburg Desmond

Editorials Domino in search of an enemy in Asia

The piece argues Philippines President Marcos seeks concessions from the United States amid reassessment of U S war powers and shifting Asian threats. It notes uncertainties about U S defense guarantees, questions Manila’s leverage over Clark Field and Subic Bay, and warns of a domestic leftist-terrorist challenge that shapes Marcos’s autocratic moves.

U.S Southeast Asia Congress Asia Philippines Ferdinand E. Marcos Marcos Soviet Union United States Clark Field Subic Bay Nguyen van Thieu Uncle Sam

Utah Governor Urges End to Property Tax System

Rampton says property taxes should be replaced with sources suited to inflationary times and predicts a phased, full abolition across all government levels within two decades. He calls for tax source restructuring giving each level adequate revenue while relaxing local tax restrictions. Edwards doubts Wallace can win the Democratic nomination. Wallace asserts support from the people.

New Orleans Calvin L. Rampton Utah Rampton Louisiana Edwin D. Edwards Alabma George C. Wallace Edwards Wallace

Today in History June 10 1975 highlights

On this date in history notable events include 1610 Dutch settlers landing on Manhattan Island 1776 Continental Congress names a committee to draft the Declaration of Independence 1892 GOP renominates Benjamin Harrison for president 1898 United States invades Cuba 1940 Italy declares war on France and Britain 1942 Nazi Gestapo kills 173 men in Lidice 1945 Eisenhower receives Soviet Order of Victory. Also notes ten years ago and five years ago events and a year ago Watergate context.

Associated Press America Manhattan Island Continental Congress Philadelphia Minneapolis Benjamin Harrison United States Cuba Italy France Britain Lidice Czechoslovakia Dwight Eisenhower Soviet Union William McChesney Martin Federal Reserve Board Wall Street Martin Jordan Nixon House Judiciary Committee

Iranian Students in America Fear Return Under Shah Regime

Washington columnist notes Iranian Students Association members fear arrest torture and even execution if they return home under Mohammed Reza Shah Pahlavi. They denounce the regime, seek free speech and representative government, and accuse the U.S. of backing the Shah with arms, personnel, and aid totaling billions, risking a Vietnam-like outcome.

Washington NEA United States Iran Iranian Students Association America Mohammed Reza Shah Pahlavi Persia Pennsylvania Avenue London Times the Times White House U.S Defense Department Vietnam Nguyen van Thieu Southeast Asia

Assured destruction debated by Congress and experts

Ray Cromley notes Congress debates missile policy amid moral and strategic questions. He argues for precision weapons targeting military sites, warns that reliance on assured destruction risks catastrophic civilian loss, and urges abandoning barbaric defense concepts as better options emerge.

Washington NEA Congress Senate House Congressional U.S United States Russia Kremlin Pentagon Moscow New York Chicago Dallas San Francisco Los Angeles Seattle Houston Kansas City

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