Fashions and visits fill Cuero week locals
Cuero residents notice styles at the Federal Savings & Loan with uniforms in red white and blue. Howard Klein ecke stands out in stylish attire. Bernice Schultz plans a San Francisco trip with her husband for an insurance meeting. The Dromgooles visit from Cadillac Michigan and Barbara Dromgoole and Evan Allen will tour Cuero. Geraldine Pullin vacations from Dr Ann M Morgan’s office. Yorktown visitors John and Mrs Janyssek tour Cuero. Kareata Whalen from Singapore arranges a dress for her mother. Rain brings cheer across the town. 1909 cookbook gift from Red McAlister appears with household hints. Frigidaire meeting brings Sally Means and Kathy Voelkel to Victoria. Pastor Hir om and Sophie Langner visit with Cuero residents.
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Bernice Schultz
Freeman
San Francisco
Barbara Dromgoole
Evan Allen
Cadillac
Michigan
Apollo 16 rocks unlock moon secrets after Pacific splashdown
Apollo 16 astronauts John W. Young Thomas K. Mattingly and Charles M. Duke returned to Earth after a 111 day mission landing 24 612 mph reentry 1549 miles south of Honolulu aboard the Ticonderoga and salvaging the $445 million flight. They eased tension by reporting a flawless parachute landing and requesting extra lunar samples to study further.
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Space Center
Houston
UPI
Pacific
John W. Young
Thomas K. Mattingly
Charles M. Duke
Earth
Gerald Griffin
Young
Griffin
Anthony Encland
Tony
Duke
Lions Award Plaques Presented by Cuero Lions Club
Cuero Lions Club awarded three agriculture plaques to Fain McDougal Don Stiles and Dr Bob Hartman with awards presented by President Bill Nami H R McDonald explained the selection. Werner Kautz received a plaque for 66 visits and traveled 7505 miles in the visitation contest.
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Cuero Lions Club
Bill Nami
Fain McDougal
Don Stiles
Bob Hartman
H. R. McDonald
Soil Conservation Service
Werner Kautz
Lions Clubs
Kautz
Robert Post
Lions Club
Bob Wood
Explorer Post
Cuero High School
Wood
Don Polzin
Jack Hartsell
Harold Tiffin
Sterling Morrow
Jimmy Springs
Manuel Valesco
J. C. Alvis
Nami
Doll House
Nixon to Cut Troops while Bombing Vietnam Persists
President Nixon said the United States will pull 20,000 troops from Vietnam to bring forces to 49,000 by July 1 while continuing air raids on the north. He cited negotiations resuming in Paris and hinted at assurances from Moscow about North Vietnam’s willingness to bargain in good faith.
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Nixon
Vietnam
Washington
UPI
Hanoi
U. S
South Vietnam
Henry Kissinger
Paris
Kissinger
Moscow
North Vietnam
United States
National Peace Action Coalition
Haiphong
Muskie withdraws from remaining Democratic primaries
Senator Edmund S. Muskie announced he is quitting active participation in the remaining Democratic presidential primaries while keeping his name on the ballot in several states. He cited lack of funds and urged delegates to reassess their commitment as he contemplates the July convention.
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Washington
UPL
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Muskie
Rain totals vary across Coppedge and Yorktown areas
Thursday morning rain was spotty with 6 inch totals cited by Coppedge Texaco Service Station. Station KCFH reported 083 inch outside city limits while Yorktown logged one inch and surrounding county areas ranged from 0.5 to 1 inch.
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Texaco
KCFH
Yorktown
Kleindienst To Testify Again On ITT Settlement
The Senate Judiciary Committee voted to recall Richard G. Kleindienst for further testimony on his role in settling the ITT antitrust suit. Committee Chair James O Eastland said Kleindienst would be summoned Thursday to address questions tied to his confirmation as attorney general.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Judiciary Committee
Wed
Richard G. Kleindienst
ITT
James O. Eastland
Mississippi
Kleindienst
Sorority Chapters Install Officers at Founders Day Banquet
Officers of two local Beta Sigma Phi chapters were installed during the Founder's Day banquet. Alpha Gamma Psi chapter named officers including president Mrs Don Chesser and treasurer Mrs R D Kizer, XI Nu Phi chapter named president Mrs Jerry Taylor and vice president Mrs Ray Kelley. Awards honored members and a Student Nurses program contribution was voted.
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Beta Sigma Phi
Alpha Gamma Psi
Don Chesser
J. G. Hunnam
Marvin Hausman
Don Brandenberger
R. D. Kizer
Darryl Stefka
XI Nu Phi
Jerry Taylor
Ray Kelley
DeWayne Scott
Pat Lee
Don Albrecht
Taylor
Brandenberger
Glenn Towery
Alpha Gamma Psi Chapter
Claude Blackwell Jr
Bob Wood
Albrecht
Hausman
Alan Kahlich
Charles Murphree
Stelka
Port Lava
Ken Adams
Mike Weber
Robert Post
Cuero Community Hospital
Anti-War Protests Shake Two Campuses After Nixon Address
United Press International reports anti-war demonstrators seized buildings at Columbia University and the University of Pennsylvania after President Nixon's national address. At Columbia about 400 students smashed a New York bank window and occupied mathematics hall, barricading inside. At Penn about 200 students blocked themselves inside the administration building following rallies and speeches by Rennie Davis.
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United Press International
Nixon
Vietnam
Columbia University
New York City
Rennie Davis
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Sharpe Campaigns In Cuero
Gilbert Sharpe, Justice of the 13th Court of Civil Appeals, visited Cuero on a re election swing. He was joined by former Chief Justice Howard P. Green. Sharpe has twice been elected since the court’s 1960s origin and previously held federal and state posts before 25 years of private practice.
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Gilbert Sharpe
13Th Court of Civil Appeals
Howard P. Green
Cuero
Sharpe
U.S
Department of Justice
U.S. Attorney General
Cameron County Bar Association
Brownsville Consolidated Independent
15Th District State Bar of Texas
U S Attitude Toward Cuba May Be Changing
UPI analyzes hints of a shift in U S policy toward Cuba led by Secretary Revers and tied to Nixon’s China and Soviet outreach. Latin American leaders urge ending Cuba sanctions while U S warns against any abrupt opening, amid Cuba’s Soviet ties and growing Cuban debt.
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U.S
Cuba
Nixon
China
Soviet Union
U. S
Washington
United States
OAS
Economc
Antel de la Flor Valle
Venezuela
Chile
Mexico
Uruguay
Bolivia
Henry Kissinger
State Department
Castro
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Cuero Federal Savings & Loan Association
Howard Kleinecke
Geraldine Pullin
Meyers Ville
Ann M. Morgan
John Janyssek
Kareata Whalen
Singapore
Shirley Massey
Francis
McAlister
Ladies Missionary Aid Society
First Baptist Church
Texas
Sally
Arthur Means
Victoria
Faye Duckett
Kathy Voelkel
Wilson Hirom Arneckeville
Hill
Sophie Langner
Knippa, Tex
Eugene Meier
Polly Howerion
AL Rossiter JR
UPI Space Winter
Honolulu
Robert C. Miller
Ticonderoga
Northern Ireland
IRA
Belfast
By Steve Gerstel
Ing
Walter Ross Til
Kahlich
Hm Philt Newsom
Trinidad-Tobago
Peru
Jamaica
Barbados
Panama
Elcuador
White House
Caribbean
Miami
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