Goode Anniversary and Local Notices Roundup
Polly Ho reports congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. James Goode on their 29th wedding anniversary while he recovers at Cuero Community Hospital. The Abbott couple visit from San Antonio en route to South Padre Island where he is hospitalized and improving. Marshall Rogers family moves to 307 East French. Major Jerry Putman visits from Ft. Leavenworth, returns after brief stay. Niendorf relatives visit Mrs. Nielsen in Dallas. Rueben Henneke enjoys vacation from Stanley's. Social Security card activity noted at courthouse. Judy Cox hospitalized in Victoria after horse incident. Nathan Post home gets a fresh paint job. Birthdays for Katherine Larson, Peggy Voelkel, B. J. McClung, Erna Koehler. Zimmermans return from St. Louis to visit daughter Charlotte Bush.
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James Goode
Cuero Community Hospital
Paul R. Abbott
South Padre Island
San Antonio
P.O. Box
Texas
Gerald H
Jerry’’ Putman
Ft. Leavenworth
H. C. Putman
Susan Putman
Houston
Scouters Receive High Honors At Troop 245
Three members of Boy Scout Troop 245 were honored last night George Stall named senior patrol leader August Bade named assistant patrol leader with a two year pin and two merit badges Alan Stollers named scribe with a one year pin The troop plans a weekend campout at Port Aransas Bay with departures from Cuero Friday at 3 pm from St Marks Lutheran Church.
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Troop 245
George Stall
August Bade
Alan Stollers
Port Aransas Bay
Cuero
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Stolleis
CofC Directors Elect Officers in Cuero
Robert Pickens elected Chamber of Commerce president for 1972 73 term at the reorganization meeting held at the Cuero Federal Savings and Loan Building. Glyndol Snodgrass named vice president and Ken Adams treasurer. Dewey Henderson re elected secretary and chamber manager. Snodgrass owns Standard Printing Co. of Cuero. Adams is assistant VP of Cuero Federal Savings and Loan Association. New officers begin their terms.
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Cuero Chamber of Commerce
Dewey Henderson
Robert Pickens
Glyndol Snodgrass
Ken Adams
Buchel Bank and Trust Co
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Cuero Federal Savings & Loan
Snodgrass
Standard Printing Co
Cuero
Adams
Cuero Federal Savings and Loan Association
Howard Bennett
Don Chesser
Pickens
Bennett
Robert Solleck
John Post
Arlen Goebel
Ken Long
Paul Gathings
Top Dollar Opens 237th Store in Cuero Marking Expansion
Big Top Dollar Centers reach 26 outlets as Top Dollar Stores push growth from 1957 begin in Florence Alabama. J George Mitnick says the Cuero site exemplifies future prototypes with a goal of at least 50 new stores next year. Chamber banquet Sept 14 set for introducing plans and replacing officers Bennett and Chesser.
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Top Dollar
Cuero
Florence
Alabama
Virginia
South Carolina
Florida
Georgia
Tennessee
Mississippi
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
J. George Mitnick
Top Dollar Stores, Inc
Forced Busing Of All Grade Students Would Be Banned
The House Education Committee approved legislation to make court ordered busing a last resort and ban crosstown busing of grade school pupils. The measure passed 21 to 16 as the House Rules Committee prepared to consider Nixon's moratorium proposal on new busing orders.
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Rules Committee
Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Education Committee
Congress
House
Senate
New Gun Control Proposals Face Senate Votes
Sen Adlai Stevenson III proposes nationwide pistol licensing with broader gun controls. Sen Kennedy's broader weapons plan fails 78 to 11 while Hart's bid to outlaw private pistol possession loses 84 to 7. McGovern sides with the majority. Kennedy and Hart press for tighter limits amid nationwide debate.
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Roy L. McGhee Washington
UPI
Adlai E. Stevenson III
D-Ill
Edward M. Kennedy
Senate
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
George S. McGovern
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Demos Nominate Shriver for Vice President
Democrats meet in emergency session to approve Sargent Shriver as their vice presidential candidate following Sen. George McGovern s recommendation. The move aims to unite the party and reset campaign efforts amid internal tensions.
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Steve Gerstel
Washington
UPI
Democrats
Sargent Shriver
Peace Corps
Democratic National Committee
George S. McGovern
Nixon Likely To Beat Back Vietnam War End Vote
News in Brief notes President Nixon appears favored to defeat House doves seeking to end U.S. participation in Vietnam. Also reports air strikes near Cambodia Parrot’s Beak and a Defense portrayal of M Sgt Walter Perkins, accused of espionage, as a troubled alcoholic on the edge of collapse. DOJ launches suits to end segregation in government employment in Los Angeles and Montgomery.
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Washington
Nixon
House
U.S
Perkins
Tyndall Afb
Fla
Defense
Air Force
Walter Perkins
Justice Department
Los Angeles
Montgomery
Ala
Justice Department Probes Fonda Statements
The Justice Department’s Internal Security Division is reviewing Jane Fonda antiwar remarks made in Hanoi to see if she violated the 1940 Sedition Act. Assistant Attorney General A William Olson says there are no plans to prosecute, but transcripts of broadcasts are being examined for phrases such as Lay down your arms.
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Isabelle Hall Washington
UPI
Congress
Justice Department
Internal Security Division
Jane Fonda
Hanoi
A. William Olson
U.S
States Hold Primary Elections Across Four States
United Press International reports four states vote today with Missouri drawing national interest over Senator Eagleton’s resignation and a strong governor race. Michigan Georgia and Idaho also hold primaries for state offices and congressional seats. Missouri anticipates up to a million voters, the highest in a primary since 1936, amid voter disaffection and cross party potential for Republican Kit Bond.
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United Press International
Missouri
Thomas Eagleton
Michigan
Georgia
Idaho
U.S. House
Senate
James Kirkpatrick
Eagleton
Christopher
Kit
Bond
Three Plead Guilty To Property Destruction In DeWitt County
John Philip Martinez 19 of Cuero and two Cuero juveniles pleaded guilty in DeWitt County Court to destruction of private property at Green Garden Apartments owned by F L Barber. Martinez also pleaded guilty to assaulting a peace officer, with a $150 fine and 30 days in jail probated a year, plus restitution. one juvenile goes to probation in Victoria County.
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DeWitt
Robert Post
John Philip Martinez
Cuero
DeWitt County
George Trowell
F. L. Barber
Green Garden Apartments
Martinez
Barber
Post Cuero
Nearthy
Post
Tony Allen
Martinez Martinez
Victoria County
Victoria
Spray Developed To Treat Tooth Decay
National Patent Development Co announces a new spray to treat tooth decay and remove plaque, but it must undergo extended clinical testing before FDA evaluation and potential market release. The piece notes shifts toward preventive dentistry, funding challenges, and evolving dental insurance coverage for preventive training.
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New York
UPI
National Patent Development Co
Food and Drug Administration
Dental Association
ADA
Weather outlook for Cuero Yoakum and Yorktown
Partly cloudy with a slight chance of showers this afternoon or evening. Temperatures expected in the mid 90s for a high and mid 70s for a low across Cuero Yoakum and Yorktown.
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Cuero
Yoakum
Yorktown
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Polliwogs
Polly HO
Marshall Rogers
East French
Doug Newburn
Carl Niendorf
Frank Niendorf
Dallas
E. H. Nielsen
Niendorf Brothers
Nielsen
Rueben Henneke
Stanley's
E. E. Sims
Judy Cox
Citizens Hospital
Joe Hennessey
Nathan Post
North
Gonzales
Katherine Larson
Peggy Thomas Voelkel
B. J. McClung
Erna Koehler
O. A. Zimmerman
St. Louis, Missouri
Charlotte Bush
VFEFW
VFW Post 3972
Lloyd Henneke
Charles Kilpatrick
House Management Committee
VFW
House Committee
William S. Grunder
Cofc
Stevenson
Hart
America
Roman L. Hruska
Rneb
Detroit
Demos
Shriver
Saigon
Parrot’s Beak
Cambodia
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Aetna Life & Casualty
Hartford
Reuss’ Pharmacy
N. Esplanade
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