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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1971
Page
4
The piece argues that society should aim to contribute to the community and help others. It laments pleasure seeking as a poor life goal and asserts that fulfillment comes from purposeful actions benefiting fellow citizens.
Van Heflin aged about 60 died recently from a heart attack. A native of Oklahoma and Yale Drama School graduate, he was known for intelligence and credibility in diverse roles, bringing substance to performances amid concerns about the decline of American cinema and acting quality.
Leo Durocher, aged 65, remains Chicago Cubs manager amid age debates and fan support. He emphasizes mindset over ace status, draws a Major League pension, and continues with energetic leadership despite earlier grumbles and speculation of firing.
Two large employers appealed to Illinois Governor for help locating job seekers. Many on relief failed to report for work. Union NY mandated work for relief recipients to cut welfare rolls, prompting some to relinquish benefits. The piece argues welfare growth reflects reluctance to work and cites Union as policy guide.
A cryptogram style puzzle lists across and down clues with themed letter substitutions. The sample shows a long clue set and notes a quotation exhibit about travel and credit cards, ending with a quoted phrase and attribution.
The article discusses the fall U N debate over admitting Red China and the Taiwan issue. It weighs two Chinas policy, expulsion of Free China, and potential U S recognition of the mainland regime. It cites Mao Zedong's government and quotes Time magazine commentary on Chinese society and authoritarian control.
The piece argues against soft policy toward communism, criticizing the notion that recognizing Mao Tse tung would split the Soviet bloc. It cites Walter Judd and historical examples to warn that détente may backfire and jeopardize anti-communist aims. It also notes stargazers, Leo births, and historical anniversaries for context.
Almanac entries note Thursday August 12 1971 as the 224th day of the year with the moon between full and last quarter and Venus and Saturn visible in the morning sky.
United Press International quotes AFL-CIO President George Meany in San Francisco saying the United States should not sell to Red China until certain conditions are met. He frames the trade issue as linked to broader policy and stance on Communist China.
Dr Lester Coleman answers readers on health topics. He notes concerns about the unwashed and hippie lifestyle, discusses disease risks among youths, and explains that appendix removal with gall bladder surgery is not delaying recovery. He urges helmet use for cyclists and promotes his glaucoma and cataracts booklet available via mail with a small fee.
Detroit congressman John Conyers Jr. says strategy meetings signal black leaders aim to rise to national leadership roles as they back a black presidential candidate. In Harrisburg, Rep. Norman Person proposes a paint tax to curb graffiti, arguing regulation after sale is impossible and stopping sales is the only fix.
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