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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1971
Page
3
Washington report notes AFL-CIO led by George Meany argues Soviet Union and Red China are imperialists. It cites events, dates, and figures showing expansion, annexed territory, and large populations, asserting the Free World faced aggressive Communist powers.
The passage notes Life With The Rimples gaining control over thirteen satellites totaling about a million square miles and 146 million people while imperial ambitions push total control toward two million square miles and 172 million inhabitants. It cites Communism influencing twenty countries, sixteen million square miles, and over a billion people, with Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam under its reach.
Short Takes cover grebes eating feathers and Armageddon origins while Beards Banned notes lead into agriculture. The bulletin explains armyworm outbreaks in Runnels County with cultural and chemical controls, bin storage hygiene, and malathion usage guidance for protecting stored corn and grain across fields.
County agriculture notes describe fall armyworm damage to grain sorghum corn and other crops. Larval stage lasts about 20 days, larvae reach one to one and a half inches, pupate underground, and adults lay about 1000 eggs. Full grown larvae color ranges from light tan to nearly black with distinctive yellow lines.
The AFL-CIO asserts that from World War II to today most colonies gained independence, listing 68 states with over 13 million square miles of territory and about 1.25 billion people free. It invites requests for the pamphlet via Omar Burleson or AFL-CIO headquarters in Washington.
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