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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1971
Page
4
Dr. Milton Eisenhower warns of widespread gun murders and rising crime in the United States. He contrasts U S rates with England Germany and Japan and argues for congressional firearms control to curb the nation's crime problem.
State Mutual Life Insurance says it now writes over one billion dollars in premiums for non-smokers at discount rates. Sign a statement claiming twelve months without smoking to qualify. If insurers can cut rates for non-smokers, smoking must shorten life span.
The court will hear arguments on whether stamp exchanges can be set up to swap one kind of stamp for another, a move opposed by Green Stamps but supported by the Federal Trade Commission. The ruling could enable housewives and others to shop nearer home and obtain stamps by exchange if rates are favorable.
Secretary Maurice Stans ordered an end to American participation in commercial whaling and banned whale meat imports. The piece notes the blue whale may be past recovery while gray, humpback, bowhead, and other species remain threatened amid global whaling, calling for U.N. action and calm public opinion.
Fragmentary text suggests a regional item involving representatives and a Dallas reference. No clear event, date, or names besides scattered terms. Further readable details needed for a precise headline and summary.
On The Manion Forum, Father Daniel Lyons outlines a grim history of North Vietnam’s terror tactics and the potential South Vietnam genocide if Communists win. He cites Ho Chi Minh’s 1951 1953 1954 campaigns, Rand Corporation data, and Viet Cong lists predicting mass executions and imprisonments. The talk frames the stakes for the American approach to Vietnam.
Crossword clues fragment lists a negligent hint and Spanish aunt with Moham cut off. The readable snippet lacks a complete item or clear answer lines to form a full puzzle entry.
A cryptogram puzzle with a sample quotation and instructions to substitute letters. The page references a Walt Whitman quote and a note about how to decode daily cryptograms.
Romanian star Ilie Nastase defeated Dutch favorite Tom Oker in four sets 3 6 86 61 6 1 to claim the men's singles trophy at the Monte Carlo Open tennis tournament.
Mrs. Polly Howerton Lawrence Henneke and W A Schorre won in the Goliad Art Show. Miss Dorothy Dee Blackwell was among five finalists for Miss Mirage in Trinity University yearbook queen. DeWitt County completed March without a traffic fatality. Twin engined B26 bombers raided three Cuban cities today.
Twenty years ago on April 16 1951 Lee Metizen and Nig Harry caught a three foot alligator in the Guadalupe River. Mr and Mrs Fred Switzer spent the weekend in Austin with their daughter and family. Mrs Alvin Wofford vacationed from Buchel National Bank duties. Willis Barfield announced the average price of choice stockers at Cuero Livestock.
Washington observers urge caution in judging 1st Lt William Laws Calley Jr over My Lai killings. They note Army testimony and photographs showing unresisting civilians were killed and argue discipline and honor demand accountability, while some claim protestors overlook wartime pressures and civilian harm.
A business note reports commissions set at 35 to 45 cents per pound, outlining the thin margin structure for trade or handling fees. The item emphasizes standard pricing bands without additional conditions or exceptions.
George Wetherbee captured the Athens Marathon crown finishing the 26 mile race in two hours 34 minutes and 6.3 seconds at Athens Ohio. He led a field of runners to claim the title in a steady late surge.
A graduate student at the University of Akron is featured in a campus spotlight. The piece notes academic focus, research interests, and ongoing projects within the university community.
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