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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1971
Page
4
Editorial accuses railroads of shrinking services while raising costs and blames unions for higher prices. It argues legislators deserve better work for better pay but cites redistricting as evidence of poor planning and gerrymandering. The piece calls for accountability before approving higher salaries.
James Michener argues that student obscenities toward National Guard wives reveal poor education and civilized behavior lapses. He blames New Left culture for eroding Judeo Christian values and urges local laws to curb insults to police as psychological warfare.
Castagna Electronics Corp. engineers a 20 second jingle playback from cigarette packs bought at machines. Makers show interest to reinforce brand choice and prompt others to try the brand. Nonsmokers may find it irritating or entertaining as debate over equal time looms.
The Journal of Insurance reports workmen's compensation benefits have more than doubled nationwide over 90 years while premium rates rose just 16.6 percent. Reduced accidents by nearly half, aided by insurers safety engineering and premium incentives tied to company safety records, explain the higher returns.
HAL Boyle urges readers to seek unusual, playful vacation ideas beyond dull trips. He jokes about moonlighting, tree houses for adults, free lawn chores, and odd consumer stunts to spark real life experiences. The column mocks routine rest and promotes quirky, revitalizing escapes.
A collage of religious and political maxims cites Daniel 2 20 21 praising God for changing rulers and granting wisdom. Adm Richard E Byrd warns wisdom comes from recognizing one is not indispensable. Psalms promises fruit of labor and happiness while Calvin Coolidge warns prosperity as tool not deity.
Profile of Tricia Nixon Cox highlighting her privileged upbringing with private schooling and Secret Service protection, her reserved public role, the White House marriage to Edward Cox, and her desire for a private life and possible career as a writer. Her father Nixon notes her strong mind and steadfast loyalty despite public glare.
A quirky column riffs on personality myths and social foibles from meals to smoking. It cites figures like J. Edgar Hoover and Willy Brandt in playful asides while tossing in advice on hair mayonnaise and coffee nicknames. The piece notes aviation drink dangers and high altitude effects in Mexico City.
An assessment notes that Meo guerrillas in northern Laos, once effective against North Vietnamese forces, were hampered by U.S. shifts toward organized air strikes and artillery. The move toward helicopter transport and formal supply lines reduced secrecy, slowed attacks, and allowed Hanoi to methodically wear down Meo units, shrinking their manpower and impact.
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