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Cuero Record

Location

Cuero, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1972

Page

2

The Rich Do Pay Their Share in Income Taxes

The piece argues against the myth of rich tax avoidance, citing IRS data from 1970. It notes only 0.5 percent earned $50,000+ and that the top group paid 51 percent of income taxes while those under 15,000 earned 87 percent of filers paying 49 percent. It decries moralizing by politicians and asserts the tax system is fair.

Internal Revenue Service IRS America

Going Soft On Panama Pushers

The secret transcript from a House hearing reveals the United States softened its stance on Panamanian heroin smugglers to maintain better relations with Panama. It cites pressure from Foreign Minister Tack and Ambassador Sayre, questioning State Department actions and noting no major Panamanian traffickers were arrested in the Canal Zone in recent months.

Washington Panama United States House Panama Canal Pictator Omar Torrijos Moises Juan Tack Subcommittee John Murphy Sayre Tony State Department Canal Zone John Ingersoll Murphy Paul McCloskey R-Calif McCloskey Ingersoll Tuck Plase Tack Torrijos New York U.S

Who Gives Who Gives and the lure of adulthood

The narrator questions growing up from childhood to adulthood, asking if one would choose youth with its insecurities or mature life with independence. It contrasts adolescence pains, dating pressures, and future paths with the fantasy of a liberated twenties lifestyle. The piece ends with a provocative line about followership and succession.

Worry Clinic prompts question on journalistic prudery

In a 1972 column George W. Crane discusses a Cotton case U-552 where a mother asks if fears can affect her unborn child and whether the uterus placenta and umbilical cord transfer illness. He notes Hearst papers urged frank medical topics but faced Page One censorship over a simple childbirth explanation. He invites readers to send for a booklet on sales psychology.

Fred Journal American New York Northwestern University

Meat mixture claimed to stop insect bites quickly

Report says meat mixed with water rubbed into an insect bite can make the area vanish in seconds. The recipe uses about a quarter teaspoon of tenderizer with one to two tablespoons of water.

New York UPI The Health Insurance Institute

On This Date August Third in History and Births

Almanac notes August 3 1972 as the 216th day with lunar phase between last quarter and new. Birthdays include Ernie Pyle born 1900. Historical milestones: Columbus sails 1492, Britain enters WWI 1914, Barbara Rockefeller divorce 1954, Nautilus completes undersea Arctic crossing 1958.

United Press International Venus Mars Ernie Pyle Christopher Columbus Spain Germany France Britain Barbara ‘‘Bobo’’ Rockefeller Winthrop Rockefeller North Pole

Business shorts and defense spending trends in early 1970s

UPI reports a mixed snapshot of 1971 business and defense. Airlines show a 9 percent drop from 1970 after a 37 percent fall from 1969 to 1970, while federal defense outlays peak at 812 billion dollars in 1971 and rise to 78.3 billion in 1973. Imports for the latest quarter show a 60.6 million increase, up 15 percent from 1971. A Taiwan item notes a jump to 70 percent in early 1972.

New York UPI Washington Taipei

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Anderson Santa Claus God Brother George W. Crane Hearst William Randolph Hearst, Sr Hearst Newspapers Cuero Record Cuero Texas Cuero Publishing CO E. Main Cuero, Texas O. Box William K. Todd Kenneth H. Long Jack Howerton Donald L. Catherman H. H. Berner T. Grant Sorrell AL Gonzales Carol, Barlow President Generali Mechanical Soodey DeWitt Victoria Goliad Karnes Gonzales Lavaca Jackson U. S Cuerpang National Advertising Representatives Texas Daily Press League Inc Hartford Ridg Dallas South Texas Press Association Southern Newspaper Publishers Association United Press International Wire Services Press Association Camp New York the Almanac Mc Govern Jerry Report Dick van Dyke Adventure Theatre Ironside Dai Show Channa Sons Robert Stock Channel 12 Report Ahos Smith and Jones Longstreet Owen Mershel Dick Covett
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