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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1970
Page
2
A Fortified diatribe argues democracy is mob rule, praising the Republic while denouncing tyranny and insurrection. It accuses liberals and educators of subverting free society, urges strict law enforcement, and portrays impending dictatorship and civil strife as near-certain outcomes.
Senator Robert Dole of Kansas attacks the Republican strategy in the 1970 campaign, faulting leaders including Hugh Scott for not pushing an offensive line on Vietnam and inflation. The piece notes Dole's youth, potential as a future party voice, and broader GOP jockeying with Buckley and Percy in 1972 contexts.
The piece argues Cuba's twelve years of communism have produced shortages rationing failed services and rising unemployment. It notes deteriorating education and a widened inequality gap while dismissing any appeal of the Castro model as a warning for adopting similar governance elsewhere.
The Wilmington Star-News urges individuals to plant trees to curb air and water pollution, prevent erosion, and reduce noise. Trees filter odors, cool air, trap topsoil, and buffer winds in winter, improving surroundings amid policy changes that remove beneficial trees.
A humorous collection from 1970 features Bennett Cerf's quips including a debutante slugging along at high speed and a tense caper with Truman Capote meeting a warden. The bits present witty wordplay, cultural references, and sharp one liners characteristic of Cerf.
Daily crossword clues cover a wide range from Waldorf to Indian greeting with themed answers like Fra grant flower and Leopard. The cryptoquote showcases a Longfellow quotation and a decoding example with yesterday’s quote about humanity.
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