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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1972
Page
19
A veteran observer laments a waning tone in American life. He cites urban decay and rising fear of physical danger, notes erosion of social bonds, and urges leaders to inspire renewed care and better behavior among citizens.
The editorial urges recognition of nurses across private, hospital, office, school, industrial, and teaching roles. It notes shortages, stressed training, and community responsibility to support ongoing nursing education and patient care. It calls Texans to salute nurse professionals in all community settings.
Dr. William B. Walsh conceived a floating teaching hospital refitted as the S.S. HOPE under Project HOPE. Since 1960 it has trained thousands of local health workers, aided over three million people, and extended programs to the United States and Mexico’s and Navajo reserves. The ship returns to Brazil in February after December repairs, with donations invited.
After the general election the Texas Democratic and Republican parties must reorganize. GOP leaders doubt Grover's win signals a durable two party state while Grover's base risks aligning with Wallace backers returning to the Democrats. La Raza Unida gains voting heft with near 200000 votes and primaries in 1974.
West Malaysia records a trade surplus of 143 million dollars for January to June 1972. Exports reach 1,907 million dollars while imports total 1,764 million dollars.
The notice explains submission rules for letters to the editor, including required signature and address, word limit of 500 words, general interest criteria, and a prohibition on poor taste content. It outlines withholding addresses upon request and emphasizes suitability for publication.
HAL BOYLE notes the aging of a typical reader who recalls past freedoms and comforts while facing the changes of time. He lists familiar markers from memory of youth to present habits, implying a shift from vitality to settled routines.
On November 10 events include Luther's birth in 1483, New Netherlands to English in 1674, Marine Corps founded in 1775, and other 19th 20th century items. Birthdays note Richard Burton at 47 and other historic milestones. trivia questions close with science and art prompts.
A report from Baton Rouge shows Southern Baptists thriving in youth work since the 1960s downturn across denominations. College students direct three day programs with precise agendas and fund overseas missions from their own giving. Louisiana students send about a dozen to Bahamas Alaska Hawaii Germany Ghana and the Philippines. The denomination's 13 million members rely on youth leadership, discipline, and faith as a model for growth.
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