Permits for five new Cuero homes issued in 1947 week
The Cuero planning office issued five new home permits the week, led by Cecil A. White for a $6132 residence. Engagement announced for Helen Janet Buehrig to Herbert Frels. Local social notes include a Blackwell Family barbecue on Lover's Lane hosted by Mrs Edwin Blackwell and visits with relatives at Fort San Houston.
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Itv
Cecil A. White
Helen Janet Buehrig
Herbert Frels
Blackwell
Lover’s Lane Road
Edwin Blackwell
Bess Jernigan
Reniva
Fort San Houston
Pete Howerton
Austin
J. C. Howerton
Hospital News Names in Brief
The hospital notes list Vicki Marie Morris Dixie Ann Jennings Garland Bauer Steve Kurtz Eliseo Guerra and Oscar Leist among those mentioned in the latest update.
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Vicki Marie Morris
Dixie Ann Jennings
Garland Bauer
Steve Kurtz
Eliseo Guerra
Oscar Leist
Cuero Turkey Trot Committee Meeting Postponed
A committees meeting for the Cuero Turkey Trot Celebration with designer P. J. Allen of Kyle was postponed Wednesday. News notes mention a 30 unit motel restaurant complex planned for Yakum and airman Jimsie Reifert returning to Sheppard AFB after visiting his parents. A 100 year old log cabin moved from Meyersville was enclosed for display.
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P. J. Allen
Kyle
Yoakum
Jimsie Reiffert
Sheppard Afb
Wichita Falls
Jimmy Reifert
Meyersville
Obituary of Rudolph F. Senf
Rudolph F. Senf, 8 6, died Wednesday at 11 45 a m in a Yorktown hospital. Funeral services are Friday at 4 p m at Lamprecht Funeral Home Chapel Yorktown with Rev. Robert Cordes officiating. Burial in Westside Cemetery. Born November 6 1885 in Paige he was the son of Fritz and Bertha Juergens Senf. Survived by three daughters three half sisters ten grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Rudolph F. Senf
Yorktown
Lamprecht Funeral Home
Robert Cordes
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Westside
Mr. Senf
Paige
Fritz
Bertha Juergens Senf
Floyd Reese
Seadrift
Wallace Stahl
Cuero
Ray Doreck
van Vleck
Anna Secoy
Corpus Chrish
Louise Wofford
W. A. Ball
Uvalde
Johnson Returns To Ranch After Heart Attack Recovery
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson, 63, left Brooke Army Medical Center for his Hill Country ranch after a brief hospital stay. Doctors say he may complete convalescence at home and recover in peace and quiet following his April heart attack, with support from his heart specialist and medical team.
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Johnson City
Tex
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Brooke Army Medical Center
San Antonio
Brooke
Tom Mathews
Brooke General Hospital
LBJ Ranch
Charlottesville
J. Willis Hurst
Atlanta
Mathews
Cuero Cash Grain Met Ear Corn Price Market
Cuero cash grain market reports firmer bids with ear corn at 1.05 per bushel and shelled corn at 1.26 per bushel.
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CUERO
Texas Livestock Prices Report From Fort Worth Market
UPI reports scarce supply across cattle hogs and sows with prices showing limited test. Hogs mostly steady with small lots around 23.00 for 200-245 lb U S 2 3 and 240 lb lots at 22.50. Feeder pigs near 20.00 for 146-163 lb, cattle scarce with few sales.
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U.S
Koenig Promoted to Specialist Four in Germany
Jessie J. Koenig of Yoakum Texas has been promoted to Specialist Four while serving with the 92d Transportation Company near Frankfurt Germany. He joined the Army in February 1971 and completed basic training at Fort Polk Louisiana.
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U.S. Army
Germany
AHTNC
Jessie J. Koenig
Avis M. Koenig
Slayden Drive
Yoakum
Tex
92D Transportation Company
Koenig
Frankfurt
Ft. Polk
Wallace Says He's Moving Up in Democratic Race
Wallace tells supporters in Pine Bluff that his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination shows tremendous strides. He accuses other candidates of borrowing his 1968 line about bones and Dems, and blasts six U.S. senators for backing the Tonkin Resolution and war policy.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
UPI
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Vietnam
United States
Tonkin
Muskie ends nationwide push after weak primary results
Senator Muskie abandons his national drive to contest more early primaries after disappointing finishes in Wisconsin Massachusetts and Pennsylvania. He cites a fourfold aim including ending the Vietnam war inflation relief fair tax and an open government free of special interest influence. He calls his strategy a political mistake and says it required heavy spending with little impact.
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Senate
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Muskie
Hubert H. Humphrey
George S. McGovern
Wisconsin
Troop 242 Awards Tenderfoot Badges at Investiture Ceremony
Boy Scout Troop 242 sponsored by the Rawhide Riders Association of Cuero presented five Tenderfoot Badges during an Investiture Ceremony. Recipients include Mike Kloesel Steve Mixon Mike Grunder Jeff Schroeder and Michael Hoehne with mothers receiving miniature badges.
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Rawhide Riders Association of
Cucro
Mike Kloesel
Steve Mixon
Mike Grunder
Jeff Schroedfer
Michael Hoehne
James Kloesel
Ed Pat Mixon
Louis Grunder
Walter Hoehne
Kloesel
Victoria
Leo Gonzales
Cuero Little League
Mike Sturm
Lionel Rattles
Craig Buchhorn
Herb Owen
Macassin Patrol
American Legion Post
Otis ‘‘Red
Carpenter
Troop 242
Hamilton
Cuero
Bud Meyer
Hallettsville
John C. Hamilton
Raccoon Patrol
Lionel Battles
Mark Roller
Mike Grinder
NYA
East Courthouse Street
Largest Fly Factory Saves $90 Million
The world’s largest fly factory at a defunct military site near the U S Mexican border sterilizes 160 million male screwworm flies weekly to curb cattle losses. The U S Department of Agriculture program costs 6 5 million annually but has slashed U S screwworm cases from billions before 1962 to 473 last year.
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K. Mack Sisk
M. E. Meadows
United States
Mexico
Old Moore Air Field
Mission
Douglas
Southwest Animal Health Commission
Antiwar protests surge as NPAC plans nation entry to bases
NPAC announced Out Now Day with demonstrations in several cities aimed at federal buildings and national sites. About 25 protesters were arrested outside Westover Air Force Base, raising total arrests to 153 in Chicopee Mass. Meanwhile 600 faculty members from 19 Chicago area colleges called for U S withdrawal from Indochina.
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Washington
Pentagon
NPAC
Westover Air Force Base
Chicopee
Mass
Chicago Area
U. S
Indochina
Midwest
Vietnam
Sheraton Chicago
Two Cuero Students Among 1870 Graduates At Texas A&M
Cuero residents John M. Macha and Davis H. Bade are among 1,870 spring graduates at Texas A&M University announced by Registrar Robert A. Lacey. Commencement for graduates is May 5 and May for undergraduates.
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College Station
Cuero
Texas A&m University
Robert A. Lacey
John M. Macha
Davis H. Bade
General Creighton Abrams' stance on Vietnam war effort
The statement argues that military victory in South Vietnam is unlikely and that success hinges on political approval in the U.S. Congress and among Americans. It suggests the opposing side sees no win on the battlefield or among South Vietnamese civilians, only in domestic politics.
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Creighton W. Abrams
South Vietnam
Congress of
United States
One Good Job Deserves Another Hire the Vet
A call to action highlights rewarding veterans with new employment opportunities after service. The message stresses continuity of support and expanding veteran hire programs across communities and organizations.
Dangerous Shrimp Hazard Tied to Lead in Houston Channel
Houston Post reports shrimp in the Houston Ship Channel contained about 40 parts per million lead raising health concerns. The lead was revealed to the Texas Water Quality Board during consideration of a temporary permit for Ethyl Corp in Pasadena to exceed lead limits until a control system is installed. The board approved the interim permit but warned it could be revoked. state officials caution shrimp and crabs could move to Galveston Bay commercial areas, posing a health risk.
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Houston Upi
Houston Ship Channel
Houston
The
Houston Post
Texas Water Quality Board
Austin
Ethyl Corp
Pasadena
Tex
Post
the Post
Dudley Johnson
State Health Department
Galveston Bay
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Hansen Feed & Supply
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S. Esplanade
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