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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1970
Page
4
The piece argues boosting unemployment with a higher minimum wage, citing U S Department of Labor data. It warns that increases from 1.60 to 2 or 2.50 hurt young and unskilled workers, especially African Americans, by forcing layoffs or automation. Aims to balance living costs with job access.
The piece argues both whites and Blacks are leaving inner city areas for safer suburbs as crime and poor services rise in cities. Citing two 1960s studies, it notes more than 800,000 Blacks moved to suburbs in the decade and ongoing growth to about 85,000 per year, challenging liberal views on segregation and migration.
An exhortation argues the Silent Majority fuels disaster and revolution through inaction. It urges readers to break silence, get informed, join pro American groups, and engage in community work while warning of a looming coup or dictatorial takeover. It cites history’s minority runners and questions what individuals will tell their children.
A puzzle page includes a themed crossword with across and down clues and a cryptoquote. It features a cryptogram quotation and lists yesterday's answer and the code phrase LONGFELLOW as an example. The page mimics a mid century newspaper layout.
In New York theater chatter, Zsa Zsa Gabor replaces June Allyson in Forty Carats at the Morosco. The reviewer recalls past encounters with Gabor and co star Tom Poston and muses on the shift from stage glamour to realworld work while noting Poston may seek a career in stocks after the run.
Hollywood reports Alan Webb joins The Horsemen cast starring Omar Sharif and Leigh Taylor Young. Webb known for Women in Love joins a film featuring Sharif and Young, expanding the ensemble.
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