Easter Visits Spread Among Baytown Cuero and Corpus Christi Families
Mr and Mrs Garlan Bauer and Bea visited in Freeport with Dan Williams family on Easter Sunday. Kenneth Scheffler and children from Baytown joined Thomaston and Cuero relatives. Rudolph Demmer and grandchildren from Cuero spent Easter with W C Schultz and family in Baytown. Ray L Jones of Kerrville visited his sister in law in Cuero area. Joyce Spann of Corpus Christi spent Easter with sisters Rufus Smith and Gene Brown.
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Garlan Bauer
Bea
Honolulu
Hawaii
Dan Williams
Lee
Freeport
Kenneth Scheffler
Baytown
David Calliham Sr
Thomaston
Alfonse Scheffler
Cuero
Rudolph Demmer
Gary Schults
A&i University
Kingsville
W. C. Schultz
Sharon
Charles Garrett
Kimberly Ann
Corpus Christi
Tex
Tom Lucas
Myrtle Alphonso
Ray L. Jones
Kerrville
Nick Cameron
Joyce Spann
Rufus Smith
Gene Brown
Easter Weekend Visits Across Rockport Cuero and Houston
Mr and Mrs Rickey Wheeler of Rockport spent the Easter weekend in Cuero with Dr and Mrs John Wheeler and Mr and Mrs Howard Kleinecke Mr and Mrs Dave Spellman Jr of Houston visited with their parents Mr and Mrs Dave Spellman Sr during the Easter holidays.
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Rickey Wheeler
Rockport
Cuero
John Wheeler
Howard Kleinecke
Dave Spellman Jr
Houston
Mrs
Dave Spellman Sr
Jim Steele
Stacy of
Waco
Dick Coppedges
Pedestrian in Crashed At Main and Gonzales Streets
Myrtle Moore, 74, of 311 W Clayton, was struck by a pickup driven by Billy Billings, 31, at Main and Gonzales. Moore was taken to Cuero Community Hospital in satisfactory condition. Billings said he failed to see her while turning onto Gonzales Street.
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Myrtle Moore
W. Clayton
Main
Gonzales
Cuero Community Hospital
Oak Memorial
Billy Billings
E. Courthouse
Moore
Main Street
W. T
Tony” Allen, Jr
Beef Prices Decline in Chicago Wholesale Markets
A government report due this week shows wholesale dressed beef in five major markets fell during the week ending April 1. Chicago 600 to 700 pound steer carcasses averaged 53.45 cents a pound, down from 53.75, marking a seven straight weekly decline with an overall drop of 5.3 cents since early February.
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Washington
UPT
Chicago
Agriculture Department
Detroit Fund Raisers Exposition Set for April 28 25
The first annual Greater Detroit Fund Raisers Exposition will be held at a Detroit hotel from April 28 to 25 to demonstrate fund raising. Sponsors Fund Raisers Expositions charge 1.50 dollars for admission.
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Detroit
UPI
Greater Detroit
Construction Projects Closed By Big Strike
Houston and 13 South Texas counties felt the impact as construction projects valued over 200 million dollars were shut down amid a labor strike. Operating engineers and cement masons led the walkout, with unions pressing for rules to prevent employers from hiring unskilled labor for journeyman jobs. Negotiations with the AGC showed limited progress while CEA talks stalled.
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Houston
UPI
Texas
Cement Masons
Associated General Contractors Agc
Construction Employers Association
CEA
AGC
Richard V. Lewis
God Alive column notes letters and comic strip views
Guest columnist Pat Sez thanks Liss McCormick for dinner. County reports mention one marriage license and seven divorces. References to Hipshot in Rick O'Shay strip and humorous lines on church, Emmett Hill, Al Champion, and modest middle ground. Ends with reflections on marriage roles and payback jokes.
Purpose of the newspaper and freedom
William K. Todd argues newspapers guard freedom by recording events and guiding future generations. He cites Rockford News policy and Chicago Tribune quotes, stressing accurate reporting, constructive criticism, and serving readers and advertisers.
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America
Rockford
Rex L. Karney
Rockford Morning Star
Register-Republic
Karney
Chicago Tribune
United States of America
Thomas Jefferson
William K. Todd
Town Talk snippets mix lyrics and quips in playful list
The brief pieces reference songs tied to places and moments, including Switzerland, Germany, Cuba, Okinawa, and a quip about leadership. It mentions a leader who goes somewhere and persuades others, plus a stray line about brain care before speaking.
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Switzerland
Germany
Cuba
Okinawa
USS
Cuero Teams Split Practice Duel as Cuero Cats Fall 4 1
Cuero Seven-Up Battlers beat Cuero Cats 4 to 1 in a late innings practice game at Cuero Park Stadium. Health officials report a decline in the February flu outbreak sweeping the area.
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Cuero
Cuero Cats
Cuero Park Stadium
Beauford Jester
Nixon to Visit West Coast and Southern California
Mrs. Richard M. Nixon will fly to the West Coast for a four day visit split between California and Arizona. She will receive the Woman in the News award at a Theta Sigma Phi luncheon at the Beverly Hilton in Los Angeles and later stay at the Western White House in San Clemente. She will be presented a bronze bust of President Nixon donated by Southern California residents.
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Washington
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
West Coast
California
Arizona
Theta Sigma Phi
Beverly Hilton Hotel
Los Angeles
White House
San Clemente
President Nixon
New Owner Long Outlines Community Focus and Remodel Plans
Long cites Howerton and Todd shared views on serving the community and announces excerpts from a February 18 1969 letter. He also reveals a broad scale remodeling of The Cuero Record offices and invites local kids to participate. Board details and Todd Publications leadership are listed with current staff retained.
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Long
Howerton
Jack Howerton
Bill Todd
Forreston
Ilinois
Cuero Record
Polly Howerton
Colummn
Homer Berner
Grant Sorrell
Todd Publications, Inc
Billy Todd
William K. Todd
Don Catherman
Ken Long
Francis E. Hi
Todd
Arty, Hickey
Atty. Rose
Barbara Rose
Livestock Warned Amid Screwworm Threat
Wright urged all livestock producers to cooperate to ward off an extremely serious screwworm infestation threat. He emphasized that preventing worm spread depends on collective action and timely measures.
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Wright
Bomb Hits Cuban Office in Montreal
A bomb exploded at the Cuban trade mission offices in Montreal early today killing a Cuban security guard. Police detained seven guards and officials and said at least three would be charged with interference and illegal possession of weapons.
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Montreal
UPI
Cuban Trade Commission
Laurent Levis
Sergio Perez
Ottawa
Ipswich man builds island for daughter's birthday gift
Jan Sniechowski of Needham Market plans a birthday surprise for his daughter Michelle by gifting her a man made island he built during river dredging on the Gipping. The island connects to the mainland by a wooden plank and is registered at the land registry.
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Needham Market
England
UPI
Jan Sniechowski
Michelle
Ipswich
Fire chief admits setting Austrian farmhouse blaze
Local fire chief Karl Scheller, once hailed as hero after a farmhouse fire, confessed during police questioning that he started the blaze to prove doubters wrong, saying he wanted to show he could still perform.
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Engelstein
Austria
UPI
Karl Scheller
Cuero Notes Mark Second Anniversary At Cuero Foodcraft
Bob Sellocks celebrate their store Cuero Foodcraft second anniversary with family mentions. Easter visits from Garlan Bauers, Dick Coppedges, and others, plus Tulsa to Oklahoma City move. Lions Club plans light globe sale to fund helicopter pad at Cuero Community Hospital. Weather brings a brisk norther and light coats.
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Bob Sellocks
Cuero Foodcraft
Larry
Linda
Coppedge
Amy
Jason
Cuero
Garlan Bauers
Dick Coppedges
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Lions Club
Cuero Community Hospital
Livestock market report Fort Worth sales mixed news
UPI dispatch from Fort Worth notes limited early cattle sales with prices testing at 25.10 to 26.70 for slaughter cows and bulls steady to 28.75 percent. Feeders show strength then weakness with steers around 54.50 to 59.00 and various weight classes cited. Hogs rise 25 to 50 points with barrows and gilts near 22.50 to 22.75. sheep steady with spring slaughter lambs at 30.00 and wooled lambs at 26.00.
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Fort Worth
UPI
USDA
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