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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1972
Page
3
A reader asks if an adopted child can be breast fed and whether the adoptive mother’s doctor is prudent. AnnLanders confirms the woman may nurse the infant and that the doctor is likely pacifying her, raising questions about nutrition and safety.
The Viet Cong demands a coalition regime in South Vietnam and says the war will continue and talks deadlock until Saigon resigns. Madame Binh cites U.S. bombing of dikes as propaganda while Porter calls it a political distraction from peace talks. North Vietnam reports extensive damage to dikes and infrastructure in its offensive.
Blackburn praises a hospitalised boy nicknamed Danny as the nation considers his illness. A card signed with love from President Nixon cheers him, with a circle of hopeful verses as doctors struggle to keep his lungs clear of fluid.
The piece notes a new organization aiming to influence the 1972 race with top roles filled by Leonard H. Marks and high profile figures such as Sammy Davis Jr. and Frank Sinatra. It highlights Republican Nixon as the preferred choice for many Democrats and references party infighting from the Democratic National Committee meeting. It also mentions a separate vehicle accident and a Navy nursing officer finishing training.
Scout troop 242 schedules a Rockport trip with fishing swimming sightseeing and a charter boat ride. Scoutmaster John C Hamilton will lead the group with other adults accompanying the boys. A packing session occurs tonight at 7 00 p m and ends at 8 30 p m. The Cuero pool hosts a Live Oak District swim meet Monday August 14 at 7 00 p m open to district troops.
Attorney General designate Gray told the House Appropriations Committee that the FBI faces a shift toward high risk crimes and ransom cases. He noted two female agent-applicants are performing well in Quantico training and discussed restructuring plans shaped by Hoover’s 48 year tenure.
Mr and Mrs Donald Hoehne of Brownsville announce the birth of a son Terry Glen born August 8 weighing 6 pounds 14 ounces He is welcomed by a brother Kevin Dale The grandparents are Mr and Mrs E O Hoehne of Cuero
The image shows two children and five adults. another shot features twelve men in front of a tent labeled J. B. Braunig Photography. Mrs. Mancel Klaus and brother Billy Eichholz left San Antonio by train for Billings Montana to visit their sister and family. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wolters and Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCoy plus Mr. and Mrs. Gary Bledsoe visited. The Bledsoes marked their 34th wedding anniversary while they were here.
A look back notes the engagement of Dorothy Shannon to Ted A. Preusser Jr. of Giddings and the August 2 Cuero Catholic Church wedding of Betty Jo Billings to Clifford Tomanec. Also dated events cover 10 years ago with heat in Cuero, visits from Mary Helen Hooks family, Carolyn Wiggins birthday, and local veterans joining the American Legion with Laura Jane Leggett sworn in as the first woman service veteran of Vietnam era.
Rev Milam Reeves of United Methodist Church will teach a three hour Old Testament survey at Victoria College in fall. Day classes meet 9 55 to 11 10 a m Tuesdays and Thursdays. night class 7 to 9 45 p m Tuesdays. Registration August 29 through September 1 by appointment.
R E Binz received the George R Brown Fifth Year Engineering Scholarship of 500 dollars for continued study at Rice University. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Roy Binz of Cuero. Dean W E Gordon praised his outstanding scholastic record.
Barbara Hahn Olga Morales Meta Sturm Mary Koniicka and LeRoy Koenig admitted to the hospital. Anna Sierra Ofelia Corpus and David Heath discharged from the hospital.
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