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Cuero Record

Location

Cuero, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1972

Page

2

Fair Play in Chile A Critique of Allende Expropriations

In Aug 1972 Cuero Record assesses Chilean President Allende’s expropriation of copper mines from Anaconda and Kennecott. It notes government control since 1969, tax losses for Chile, proposed payments due 1982, and Allende's stance on wealth inequality. The piece questions the fairness of the process and its impact on Chilean poverty and investment.

Salvador Allende Anaconda Chile Allende Special Copper Tribunal U.S Kennecott

Soviet says detente false, pledges intensified ideological struggle

At a Fidel Castro dinner, Brezhnev warned the Soviet Union will intensify the struggle with the United States despite any improved relations. He argued the USSR remains committed to socialist policy, condemns U.S. actions in Vietnam, and affirmed Cuba’s backing by the Soviet leadership including Kosygin and Podgorny as Castro received the Order of Lenin.

U.S.S.R Kremlin Fidel Castro Leonid Brezhnev U.S Brezhnev Vietnam Cuba Alexei Kosygin Nikolai Podgorny Castro Order of Lenin

Nixon aims for California landslide in 1972 bid

Amid a wide campaign push Nixon plans multiple California appearances and national figures will rally for him. GOP targets black and Jewish voters with high profile stars and a Los Angeles headquarters on Fairfax Avenue. Controversies include a whisper campaign against Rick Sterns and scrutiny of Yippie leaders while Birch Society influence fades.

Miami Beach Nixon California Agnew New York Nelson Rockefeller Barry Goldwater White House Don Rumsfeld Hubert Humphrey GOP Richard Allen Watts- Crenshaw Los Angeles Fairfax Avenue George McGovern Rick Sterns Stearns Richard Kleindienst ITT Bertram Yacht Whittaker Corporation Dick Herman Fontainebleau Herman Convention Hall Queen Mary Bob Flanigan Pete Flanigan Hollywood Fred Rheinstein Bill Carruthers John Birch Society John Rousselot R-Calif Birch Society Bircher Birchers

Alpine to Sanderson Texas road trip through Davis Mountains

Edward Doty, a Mayflower indentured youth, is mentioned as the richest man in Plymouth at his death. The narrative travels from Alpine past Sul Ross University toward Sanderson, noting the Comanche Chihuahua Trail, a failed Progress City project, and a high bridge over the Pecos and Rio Grande. It highlights Amistad Lake, ranches, and a long Texas drive concluding in Victoria.

Alpine Sul Ross University Big Bend Sanderson Progress City Inaccessible Mountain Comstock Texas Pecos Rio Grande del Rio Amistad Lake Edward Doty Plymouth

Worldwide natural gas output rises 8.9 percent in 1971

UPI reports global gas production reached 44.6 trillion cubic feet in 1971, an 8.9 percent increase from 1970. The rise reflects growing energy demand and oil industry activity worldwide.

Tulsa, Okla

TV Foibles and the Endings We Crave

Dr. Crane critiques TV and newspaper storytelling urging clear endings in romances and comics. He notes audiences dislike ambiguous conclusions and prefer obvious outcomes such as white horse heroes and decisive embraces. He promotes visual humor over subtle wit and offers a booklet on salable copy for 25 cents.

Frank Kromm Hopkins Syndicate

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