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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1971
Page
4
A Farm Aid reform law intended to cap subsidies at 88 000 per farmer has been circumvented by large growers forming multiple corporations or leasing allotments. Some farmed unsubsidized acres under contracts for a fee, undermining the act and raising 1971 payments to at least 1970 levels. Congress faces the task of tightening the 1970 law.
The Nixon administration weighs a Hanoi peace offer calling for simultaneous prisoner release and troop withdrawal. Communists push for a broadly representative Saigon coalition government, while the United States resists forcing Thieu from power and considers a negotiated path to a freely elected coalition.
Church leaders push a critical review of prayer books to align wording with modern knowledge and research. The effort aims to keep religion relevant, noting that many faithful doubt traditional dogma such as Adam's fall and seek revisions to prevent losing thinking members.
An editorial laments President Nixon's plan to visit Beijing arguing the trip legitimizes the Chinese Communist regime, risks alienating allies, and echoes Neville Chamberlain's Munich mistake. It warns Asia will interpret the journey as U.S. weakness in Vietnam and could embolden Maoist China.
Realists warn Nixon plan to visit Red China signals weakness and secrecy. Kissinger's role as negotiator sparks distrust on Capitol Hill and could provoke rearming Japan and undermining anti-Communist strategy. Critics compare to Chamberlain and warn of a fragile peace.
An analysis argues that exposed guard rail ends act like spears on highways threatening drivers. A fatal car crash illustrates the danger and urges engineers to flare ends away from the road and anchor them. The piece calls for citizen pressure on highway commissions to prevent further deaths.
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