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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1970
Page
2
The page presents a Quick Quiz with answers: harvest moon marks the time near the autumnal equinox around Sept 23, the hunter’s moon is the October full moon. The President's reserve piece is Hail to the Chief. Isaiah is the longest prose book with 66 chapters. The largest U.S. hailstone was 17 inches around and weighed 12 pounds.
Senate investigators told of no evidence that time capsule or sustained action drugs are more effective than regular forms and warned of potential hazards. Dr. Sidney Merlis cited a nurse’s death from chlorpromazine when pellet fragments remained in the stomach. VA and Boston State Hospital doctors questioned cost versus benefit as VA bought both regular and sustained release meprobamate in 1969. Roosevelt electoral tally noted: 523 of 531 votes in 1936.
Selective Service Director Curtis Tarr warns a broadened conscience objection exemption could force his resignation amid draft policy debate. Marian Cannon Schlesinger secures divorce from Arthur Schlesinger Jr. in Middlesex Court with alimony of 4700 dollars monthly. Chancellor Willy Brandt arrives in Rome for talks on Eastern Europe’s regimes. Princess Anne attends a cockney challenge screening for Bronco Bullfrog with Sam Shepherd. Vice President Agnew arrives in Los Angeles to meet editorial board and plans Palm Springs stay after Honolulu AP meeting.
November 18 1970 admits Marcus DP Sabia Helen L Richards and Erlinda Reyes. Discharges include Simon Contreras. November 19 1970 Tomas Ornelas Lupe Fuentes Florence Anthony and Josie Brooks. November 20 1970 Mary Jones Helen Richards. November 21 1970 Mamie Dowling. Baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Raul Reyes 510 Mulberry on November 18.
Defense officials describe a covert helicopter assault on a North Vietnamese POW camp near Son Tay. The operation aimed to free prisoners but found the camp recently vacated with no inmates located despite careful entry and search by Navy planes and Green Berets.
The line hints at market volatility amid autumn, comparing stock movements to a rake collecting fallen leaves. No concrete entities, dates, or events are cited in the readable text.
Reports from Brussels and Conakry conflict over Guinea incursions. Belgian witnesses describe heavy guard at Conakry airport and machine gunfire as mercenaries reportedly free political prisoners. Estimates of raiders range from 350 to 800 with Soviet aid and Chinese guns cited.
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