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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1971
Page
8
A reader asks how to handle a boyfriend who works constantly and a married woman pursuing a younger lover. E Z Ryder counsels patience with industrious men but warns against work defining relationship balance and stresses clear boundaries on sexual limits.
A collage of jokes and reflections touches on marriage real estate and romance while joking about dating demands. It blends quips from Beatles to Beach Boys and contrasts friendship and loyalty with urban concerns and a youth drug story.
William F writes of pride in serving despite wounds and back pain, while Michael J condemns antiwar sentiment as harmful to America. The piece notes a controversial Battle Hymn of St Calley recording linked to Lt Calley and its creators, amid broader debates over patriotism and media.
A compact rundown of songs including Doen't Somebody Want To Be Wanted Partridge Family Me and Bobby McGee Janis Joplin She's A Lady Tom Jones Proud Mary Ike Tina Turner What Is Life George Harrison Just My Imagination Temptations What's Going On Marvin Gaye Cried Like A Baby Robby Sherman For All We Know Carpenters Another Day Paul McCartney displays a mix of pop rock and soul standards from the 1960s to 1970s with notable performers and titles.
Fort Lauderdale hosts a novelty contest judging navel appearance. Contestants are evaluated on height length width and location of the belly button as the sole entry condition.
Philadelphia's School District Four introduces Project Read G for about 15 000 students from kindergarten through seventh grade. The program promises to raise reading levels with a no-lose guarantee to students who do not advance in a scholastic year, backed by BRL and district officials.
Bishop Browning and family visit NAHA Okinawa for the consecration of a new Episcopal cathedral. The Diocese of West Texas contributed 100000 toward the project as Browning, a Corpus Christi native, is greeted by local leaders and the American High Commissioner. The island’s Christian groups include Roman Catholics Episcopalians and the Kyodan. The cathedral sits in Naha a city of over 300000. Bishop Browning will lead Episcopal work in Okinawa beginning May and the island plans to revert to Japan in January 1972.
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