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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1970

Page

9

Tighten milk import rules hinges on agency shift

Two dairy state senators from Wisconsin, William Proxmire and Gaylord Nelson, urge Congress to move dairy import classification duties from the Bureau of Customs to the Agriculture Department to curb alleged loopholes and lax enforcement. They challenge the Monterey cheese classification under New Zealand quotas and seek FDA review for possible misbranding. The Agriculture Department also announced the elimination of a peanut stabilization advisory committee, saying it had served its purpose since 1962.

Washington William Proxmire Gaylord Nelson Wisconsin U.S. Bureau of Customs Congress Proxmire Nelson Agriculture Department Bureau of Customs New Zealand United States Promire Customs Monterey Food and Drug Administration Department of Health, Education and Welfare FDA Clifford M. Hardin Orville L. Freeman

Civil Rights Commission denies rigged hearings charges

San Antonio report says the U S Civil Rights Commission rebutted Rep. Henry Gonzales claims the 1968 Mexican Americans hearings were rigged and that total costs exceeded 31.5 million. Howard Glickstein defended fairness, noting about 50 witnesses were interviewed, with staff recommending participants and the public allowed written input.

San Antonio U.S. Civil Rights Commission Commission Howard Glickstein Henry B. Gonzales D-Tex Gonzalez Glickstein

Transpacific Links in Teotihuacan Culture

Gobind Behari Lal reports on debates about ancient cultural transfer between Asia and Mexico. Drs Heine Geldern and Ekeholm argue for early transpacific contact via Chinese sailors and Hindu Buddhist merchants, citing similarities to Indian temple features observed at Teotihuacan.

Gobind Behari Lal Mexico Mexico City China India Ignacio Bernal National Museum of Anthropology Anthropology Institute of Mexico Robert Heine- Geldern Wenner-Gren Foundation For Anthropological Research Gordon F. Ekeholm Museum of Natural History New York Middle America Heine Geldern Teotihuacan New Hemisphere Harold Coy Mildred Coy Teotihuucan Southeast Asia North Vietnam Asia Bernal New Hemisphere

Quick Quiz Q Did Galileo actually invent the telescope

A rapid, collage style quiz item with questions and answers on topics from Galileo to New York state nicknames and space prefix mach to law, religion, and Asian diffusion theories, drawing on a broad set of historical facts and quotes.

Galileo Hans Lipper- Shey

Today in History highlights and distant events of 1940s to modern times

The column lists notable dates from 1364 to 1962 and beyond, including Dunquerque evacuations, Victoria era and spaceflight milestones, stock market losses, storms in Luzon, royal travels, and Argentina unrest. It also reflects on archaeology and civilization in the Americas and other regions.

Dunkerque France Archduke Ferdinand Maximilian Austria-Hungary Vera Cruz Mexico Russia Oliva Dionne Callender Ontario Stanley Baldwin Neville Chamberlain Able Baker Cape Canaveral Fla New York Luzon Island Philippines Brittan Britannia West Germany Argentina

Balmorhea Scouts Lead Sunday Service and Local Notices

Balmorhea Valley News reports Troop 92 held Sunday services at the Methodist Church with Scoutmaster Clarence Crenshaw and Meril Brockett assisting. Names listed for weekend visits, a funeral in Ft Stockton, graduation at Pepperd Academy, a Sonora trip, and a birthday party for Mrs. Sadie Draper with many attendees. The City of Balmorhea is mentioned.

Balmorhea Methodist Church Clarence Crenshaw Meril Brockett Scott Crenshaw Merl Brockett Carl Bottoms J.M. Harbour Chas. Stone Ft. Stockton Sadie Draper Cora Jack Moody Danny Jackie Moody Karen Darrell Kinley Moody Brenda Roy D. Prewit Tracy Robin Pecos Woodrow Sharp Alpine D.M. Campbell Nora Boyd Danny Moody Draper

Carnival by Dick Turner Meter Changes Spark Town Payments

The piece notes meter number changes across town urging residents to bring water tickets or write the meter number on checks when paying. It mentions delayed equipment for a State Park opening due to a freight line strike and warns a notice will announce readiness. It recounts Columbus sailing in 1492 with ships Santa Maria Pinza Nina under Pinzon brothers.

Columbus Martin Pinzon Nina Vincente Pinzon

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Balmorhea High School Raymond Carrasco Larry Turnbaugh Barbara Fuentez Carl Shook Susan Clark Rudy Carrasco Dan Clark Civil Rights Commission Science New York State George Washington Ernst Mach Belle A. Mansfield Iowa Teotihuncan Old World New World Egypt Greece Italy Palestine Ike Balmorhea Valley News Mrs. ME. Brockett Balls Mrs Mer Brockett Helen Hoefs Graham Peacock Academy F.C. Scrivener Boerne J.S. Wofford Gary Henderson Martha Larramore Sonora Dick Turner Dexter Tizzy By Kate Osann Service West Texas Telephone Company Cate Gregory Peck Fki Richard David Crenna Janssen James Gene Ranciscus Hackman John Wayne Hellfighters Joaquin Corderon Ademas Zacatecas Ama Rogett Red Death Ligeria
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