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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1971
Page
4
Editorials discuss University of Florida findings showing some retention of Russian English noun pairs learned during sleep after five nights of training. Scores reach around 30 percent, prompting fears of manipulation and a lingering view that awake study remains far superior.
The European Economic Community weighs standardizing beer in the Common Market. West Germany favors traditional barley malt while other members push cheaper maize based brews with enzyme fermentation. Non German beers could be sold across the market if labeled as distinct from German beer.
A letter to the editor argues that a Summer Recreation Program won’t solve teen problems without strict home rules. The writer blames complacent parents for underage drinking and traffic violations, urging firm standards and punishment to guide youths.
HAL Boyle's New York column surveys curious facts and aphorisms. It covers heart durability and animal heart rates, Washington's childlessness, handicapped education gaps, diamond mining odds, safety in police pursuits, marriage cautions, folklore beliefs, and Addison on happiness.
Narcissa Prentis Whitman and Eliza Hart Spalding became the first women to travel across the continent reaching Ft Walla Walla Washington on September 1 1836. They accompanied their husbands Marcus Whitman and the Rev Henry Spalding, both missionaries.
In Houston discussions between American and Soviet experts aim to create common docking systems for future joint space missions. A 20 member Soviet team attends five days of talks on rendezvous methods radio guided systems and docking transfers.
A column by L M Boyd surveys dating talk on marriage on third dates, age effects, and a Michigan survey about physicians and phone conversations. It also notes varied trivia from car color trends to jump landings and includes anecdotes about Bob Yates in Zambia, his family, and a hopeful story of Michael, his son, aiming for MIT but needing support.
The Kuala Lumpur railway station in Malaysia is praised as The Taj Mahal of the Train World for its unique beauty. Somerset Maugham once visited and noted the charming incongruity of the edifice built sixty years ago, with photo showing the entrance and corner minarets.
President Nixon aims to reengage Communist China by building a robust, non communist Asia via a strengthened Vietnam era stance and regional alliances. He argues economic and political growth in Asia will coax Beijing to shift inward and join the world community.
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