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2—THE ENNIS DAILY NEWS—Monday, September 27, 1971
Fhe Ennis Daily News
RAY CROMLEY
The Hot Seat
President - Manager........
Charles E. Gentry
Editor.......
. Floyd W. Casebolt
Associate Editor........
.......Fay Casebolt
Advertising Manager........
......Joe D. Newman
SAVE ON PRESCRIPTIONS
Hall’s Pharmacy
AT
115 S. Dallas St.
875-3854
History's Lesson
Relaxed Controls
Trigger Riots
By RAY CROMLEY
WASHINGTON (NEA)
One of the curious facts of history is that bloody riots
tend to occur at precisely those times when conditions
are being improved or onerous controls loosened. Or
when such changes are in the works.
This apparently is as true in prisons as in the outside
world.
The great upheavals in the East European satellites
came when the Russian overseers first relaxed their
monstrous controls a little.
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Top
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News
Channel 8 News
Waiter
Cronkite
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Nanny and the
Professor
Rollin' On
The River
NFL Football:
New York
Jets
vs.
Let's Make a
Deal
Gunsmoke
Truth or
Consequences
NBC Nightly
News
lexas News
at Six
This is Your Life
(June Allyson)
Rowan and Martin
Laugh-In
Leave it
to Beaver
I Love
I ucy
Dick Van Dyke
Misterogers
Neighborhood
Sesame Street
so
Here's Lucy
Wild, Wild West
Sound America
Newsroom
Speed
Racer
Little
Rascals
Patty Duke
Star Trek
Boboquivari
David Frost
Show
The strongest revolts against the Inquisition came as
that system moderated somewhat.
The men who rioted in Watts were, in considerable
number, those who had themselves risen a notch or two
and who, more often than their fellows, had moved into
the privileges and the associations of the white world.
This reporter knows San Quentin. A close friend of
my father was once warden and I visited that prison
years ago. By reports, I know of the vast improvements
that have been made. All experts classify California’s
penal system a leader in prison reform. Yet San Quentin
was the scene of recent bloodshed.
By newspaper reports, the chief criticisms leveled at
the able New York State Correction Commissioner Rus-
sell G. Oswald have been that he was doing “too much”
for the prisoners. He had strong reforms in the mill. And
the prisoners knew of these reforms.
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My Three Sons
Arnie \
Monday Night
at the Movies:
• Where Were
• You When the
□ Lights Went
Out"
Doris Day
Petticoat Junction
4 News Report
Channel 8 News
Texas News
at Ten
The Tonight
Show
Movie:
"Island of
Terror"
• p. Cushing
News at Ten
‘-'Movie:
□ (Continued)
Black Journal
World Press
Review
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Newsroom
Dick Cavett
Show
Grambling College
Football
Highlights
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in "Right
— Cross"
• • Sign Off
News
Kun's Show
Sign Off
Movie:
•‘East of
• Sumatra"
Jeff Chandler
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□ "
Sign Off
Cinema 39:
"Rhubarb"
Ray Milland
Jan Sterling
□ Movie:
□ "Paula"
• Loretta Young
• Kent Smith
Monday
This is not to say prison conditions should not be im-
proved. Anyone who has seen penitentiaries first-hand
knows changes are urgently needed.
The hideous figures on recidivism nationwide suggest
that—except for quite temporarily segregating men con-
victed of crimes from society at large—prisons do not
serve their intended purpose. There is strong evidence
that too frequently they are schools for crime.
They may, in present condition, contribute to less law
and order and may be harmful both to the convicted man
and to the general public.
Paradoxically and unhappily, improvements may some-
times trigger riots—as the rising expectations lead in-
mates to want more.
E D I T O R I A L
COMMENT
In Getting Away From
That "Rat Race
II
Inventors
Answer to Previous Puzzle
UR CONDITIONING
YORK
REFRIGERATION /
Roberts Electric Service
212 N. Dallas St.
875-3790
ACROSS
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inventor
5 Light bulb
inventor
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News
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Today Show
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Today Show
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Theater
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KDTV
Dickinson
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(suffix)
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Girl
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Noon
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a Deal
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Game
Dating
Game
General
Hospital
One Life
To Live
All My Children
• Movie:
— Green Grass
SHORT RIBS
THE INFLATION
19 TERRIBLE.
BUGS BUNNY
(8:25) News
Today Show
Going to a large city is an enjoyable experiance, occasionally. The hectic
activity which goes with city living is interesting. But to most of us, this palls
rather rapidly.
And, incidentally, we are reminded of the experience of a scientist who
has been running laboratory rats, 5,000 in all- and what he has found in most
interesting. He has been putting them through a stress chamber in which
some of the envioronmental characteristics to be found in big urban exist-
ence are simulated: Flashing bright lights, blaring noise and constant move-
ment.
After a week of it rats develop high blood pressure, become irritable and
tend to snap, he declares. . . He calls it the urban syndrome.
Whatever we may think of the comparison, we can't help but see some
Lucy
Show
Beverly
Hillbillies
Family
Affair
Love of
Life
Where the
Heart Is; News
Search for
Tomorrow
4 News Report
As the World
Turns
Many Splen-
dored Thing
Guiding
Light
Secret
Storm
Edge of
Night
Merv Griffin
Dinah's
Place
Concentration
Sale of
the Century
Hollywood
Squares
Jeopardy
Who, What or
Where Game
Noon
News
Three on a
Match
Days of
Our Lives
The Doctors
Another World
Bright
Promise
Somerset
Mike Douglas
Show
NOW.
I SAY, GUV’NOR CAN you
GIVE ME THE EXACT
AMOUNT OF THE MEALS
I HAVE CONSUMED
HERE ON CREPIT 7
YOU BET!
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9-27
NANCY®
LOOK AT
THIS BIG
FISH I
CAUGHT :
Romper
Room
Jack
LaLanne
Famer’s
Daughter
Love That Bob
Sesame Street
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Jack Benny
Alfred ,Hitchcock
Misterogers
Neighborhood
Exploring Science
Guten Tag
Meet the Arts
SEPT. 28
Galloping
Gourmet
News
Cartoon Carnival
□ Afternoon
• Movie:
"Two Weeks
•With Love"
□ Jane Powell
R. Montalban
This Our Country
Lands & People
En Francais
Sing Children
All About You
Lands & People
Interm. Spanish
Sketches, Skits
Primary Art
Lands & People
Meet the Arts
Patterns
Abbott and
Costeljo
Popeye
Interm. Spanish
Sketches, Skits
Patterns
WHAT IS
THE CURE ?
HE MUST BE
GONNA PAY UP
VER 1
TOTAL
TAB
COMES
TO
$13.65!
0 SALE
PHOOEY--I CAUGHT
ONE THREE TIMES
THAT SIZE
BUT IT
SLIPPED
OFF THE
HOOK
Early News
Stock Market
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The Markets
News:
Observer
Tone of
The Markets
News:
Observer
Tone of
the Markets
Noon
News
Tone of
the Markets
Stock Market
Observer
Tone of
the Markets
Market
Observer
President's Office
Wrap up
Love, American
Style
The Movie
Game
/ HOW
FORTUNATE!
YOUR
FIGURE
TALLIES
EXA CTLY
WITH
MINE!
WELL, AT
LEAST WE
HAVE ONE
THING IN
COMMON-
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23 Convey 21 Stadium cheer positions
26 Black 22 Swiss canton *32 Feudal
substance 23 Showed up servitude 4b Elevator
27 Poorest fleece 24 Winged 34 Roman
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26 Small branch harvest
35 Born
39 Duke (Fr.)
40 Worship
44 Newts
45 Verb suffix
tain range
31 Cotton gin
inventor
33 Radio
inventor
36 Cavity
37 Before
38 Pointed prong
39 Clock faces
40 Peer Gynt’s
mother
41 Continent
(ab.)
42 Mimicked
45 Surround
49 Vacuum tube
inventor
(2 words)
52 Philippine
sweetsop
53 Access
54 Alcoholic
drinks
55 Transmitter
56 Italian ducal
. family
DOWN
1 Habit
2 Three-banded
armadillo
3 Domesticate
of a tree
27 Wild ox of
Celebes
inventor
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48 Actual being
(Latin)
50 Operated
51 Finale
idea akin to the feeling of a lot of folks that instead of living in a city with
that syndrome, they perfer greatly to living in a smaller town like (you guess-
ed it!) good old Ennis.
Maybe the expression is a bit blunt, but they're not fond of the "rat race"!
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THE BORN LOSER
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DIET.
WHAT IS IT? IT’S
A UKULELE!
/ THIS WAS MY
GENERATION’S VERSION
OF THE ELECTRIC
GUITAR 1
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by Heimdahl & Stoffel
JUST CHECKING!
By Ernie Bushmiller
-I CATCH
WHOPPERS AND
— You TELL
X WHOPPERS
-VUE
&UA/ /L
NHAT DO YOU
PLU IT IN
_ WITHZ
ALLEY OOP
FIRST THING, WE’LL HAFTA
GET OOP BACK HERE SO HE
CAN GO WITH CLANK!
DON’T YOU THINK
I CAN HANDLE
THIS ONE, DOC?
I'M SURE YOU COULD,
OSCAR, BUT I'D RATHER
HAVE YOU ON THIS END
OF THE OPERATION...
...BESIDES, IF CLANK
RUNS INTO ANY
PROBLEMS...
by V. T. Hamlin
...IT MAY TAKE
ALLEY’S BRAND
OF MUSCLE TO
BAIL HIM OUT.'
IN ORDER TO .
DETERMINE CLANK'S
ROLE IN THEIR RE-
SEARCH WORK DR.
WONMUG AND OSCAR
BOOM DECIDE TO
TEST THE ROBOT
IN THE FIELD.
9-27
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CAPTAIN EASY
BLAZED! YOU VYOUNGSTER'S...THEY'D
SAY SOMEONE SNEAKED HERE AV
SAW MRS, LOCKET FULL MOON TO WATCH
PROWN ? 3 FOR THE SPOOK!
‘WHEN SHE FELL IN AND DIDN’T COME UP
THEY GOT PANICKY AND RAN.. THEN
TOLD THE WHOLE STORY NEXT DAY!"
by Crooks & Lawrence
BUT LOCKE’S \ HE FEEL* HIS BOOK
OBSESSED WITH ABOUT THE GHOST
BUILT OVER HER LED TO HER ACCIDENT
...BLAMED FOOL
"PSYCHING" HIMEL’)
INTO A REAL HEART
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Casebolt, Floyd W. The Ennis Daily News (Ennis, Tex.), Vol. 79, No. 227, Ed. 1 Monday, September 27, 1971, newspaper, September 27, 1971; Ennis, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1689907/m1/2/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Ennis Public Library.