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Winters Enterprise

Location

Winters, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1969

Page

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After Vietnam Why Money Alone Won’t Cure America

Omar Burleson argues that the refrain of solving all problems “after Vietnam” through vast spending is flawed. He warns that harsh budgeting, renewed military readiness, and targeted reforms are needed to address fiscal and social issues without assuming a peaceful world order will emerge.

Washington, D. C Vietnam Washington Southeast Asia

Chipmunks Gather Food In Elastic Cheek Pouches

A brief note on chipmunks about six inches long gathering food using their expandable cheek pouches. The tiny animals can carry a surprising amount of food in their mouths as they forage.

Horseshoe Crabs Reaffirmed as Living Fossils

A horseshoe crab is described as a true living fossil. It frequents beaches and shallow water but has also been found on the ocean floor, highlighting its 400 million year history as a living fossil.

Early teal season reason cited for migration pattern

Texas and other Central Flyway states have an early teal season because teal migrate south ahead of other waterfowl. South Texas bobcats have smaller paws than the Canadian lynx, which must often tread on snow.

Texas Central South Texas

End of clean rivers alarms readers of the era

A plea emphasizes pollution dangers to water, wildlife, and people. It notes widespread riverbank settlements, littering, and improper sanitation on houseboats, urging support for the Scenic Rivers bill and individual action to protect streams and heritage. It also surveys 1967 U S imports of live fish, shellfish, reptiles, birds, amphibians, and mammals, plus exotic wildlife issues in Texas.

Congress Senate House New England Texas

Lone Star Gas Directors Elected to Subsidiary Boards

Dallas T C Potter announces election of C J Harrison to the boards of Lone Star Producing and Lone Star Gathering. Re elected directors include L T Potter Louis G James J David Barnes and others across Lone Star Gas and subsidiaries Nipak Inc producing and gathering companies. Harrison and H H Merritt named to producing and gathering boards. Covinge e re elected to Nipak board.

Dallas C. J. Harrison Lone Star Gas Company Lone Star L. T. Potter Lone Star Gas Companies Harrison Lone Star Producing Company Lone Star Gathering Company Potter Nipak, Inc Louis G. James J. David Barnes Clay J. Berry T. C. Cochran, Jr R. E. Crawford Alfred I. Davies Morgan Jones Jr Avery Mays James Charles’ G. Barnett Dan M. Cole Roy E. Pitts R. Singer L. H. “Sutherland H. J. Yonkers H. H. ‘Merritt Glynn M. Covingee

Rachel Rachel at State Theatre Stars Joanne Woodward

Paul Newman produced and directed the Technicolor drama adapted from A Jest of God. Joanne Woodward plays Rachel Cameron a thirty five year old spinster teacher torn between fantasy and small town life. Estelle Parsons Kate Harrington James Olson Donald Moffat support in a talent filled ensemble. Nell Newman plays young Rachel.

Rachel Paul Newman Stewart Stern Margaret Laurence State Theatre Joanne Woodward Rachel Cameron Estelle Parsons Bonnie and Clyde Calla Mackie Reverend Wood Geraldine’ Fitzgerald Tabernacle Kate Harrington James ‘Olson Nick Kazlik Donald Moffat Niall Cameron Nell Paul ‘Newman

Newman directs Rachel, Rachel at State Theatre

Paul Newman makes his feature directing debut with Rachel, Rachel a Technicolor Warner release opening Friday at the State Theatre. Joanne Woodward stars as a small town teacher whose pent up emotions find release in a story filmed on location in Connecticut.

Paul Newman Warner Bros.Seven Arts Rachel State Theatre Joanne Woodward Connecticut

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Association War “45 Cpreses Aa Oh Winters Enterprise Hill & Thomas, Publishers Winters Omar Burleson Congressr Robert K. Rosson Radio Budapest United States Department of Interior New York Miami Los Angeles San Francisco Pakistan Asia India Tussy Lone Star Gas Ful Enterprise Insurance Agency
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