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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1972
Page
2
Editorial argues that Pap test detects cancer early and saves lives. It notes 13,000 U S women died last year but deaths have fallen, and the American Cancer Society aims for all adult women to be tested by 1976. Volunteers will promote the Crusade in April.
Readers ask about prolonged weakness after gall bladder surgery and a potential extra cervical rib found on X ray. Medical experts explain post operative asthenia and that an asymptomatic cervical rib is usually not concerning, with surgery reserved for symptomatic cases.
The Spirit Lake Beacon notes repeated national crises, with grain port closures caused by strikes hitting farmers, elevators, railroads, and truckers. It blames President Nixon for troubles while ignoring any positive actions.
Across and down clues appear for a themed crossword with items including Monk s hood arc drink and Marie Saint. Many entries refer to Greek letters rivers and actors while several clues reference Oscar winners and geographic names in multiple languages.
Cryptoquote instruction shows simple substitution with A representing L. The example line includes RWQM WMT RKHWGFCH and the note Saturday's Cryptoquote A STRAW VOTE ONLY SHOWS WHICH WAY THE HOT AIR BLOWS by O Henry.
The April 22 peace rallies in New York and Los Angeles are billed as benign protests but are presented as a Trotskyite led plan to pressure U S surrender in Vietnam. The piece accuses NPAC PCPJ and CPUSA figures of orchestrating the events with support from Congress members and presidential hopefuls.
A fragmentary local reminiscence notes names like James Clege Gilbert Wieland and John Bunny. It recalls favors from Cathy Laake and Arnold Arndy, mentions Werner Flow and Werner Kautz, and questions high mileage last discussed by a mechanic.
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