Pilgrims Came From Leiden Not Plymouth, Editorial Notes
The 350th anniversary of the Mayflower voyage is noted but the Pilgrims were English by origin yet fled to Leiden Holland. They left England due to religious disputes with the Church of England, sought religious freedom, then sailed to the New World. Americans can still visit Leiden landmarks tied to them.
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England
Family Weekly
Arthuro
Gloria Gonzalez
Leiden
Holland
Church of England
James IV
New World
Plymouth
Europe
Inflation's Wheel Turns Economists Say
U S News & World Report notes economists counted on consumer spending to avert recession yet shoppers lag. Despite rising after tax income, spending remains weak and savings are up 55 percent from a year ago. Auto workers’ strikes push for high wage hikes may price many out of the market and potentially cost jobs. Critics urge balanced youth training and education.
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U. S. News & World Report
U.S
Avant clues and quips from Bennett Cerf humor collection
A collage of jokes and anecdotes quotes Bert Stewart on a witty dismissal to his secretary and features a spoof autobiographical sketch for Robert Benchley. The piece, dated 1970, preserves a clerk’s amused note about the spoof.
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Herbert
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Daily Crossword and Cryptoquote Puzzle Teasers
A mixed page features a large crossword with multiple numbered clues across and down including geographic city references and a cryptogram puzzle with a Henry Longfellow style quote. Also includes a daily cryptoquote by MEUK and a previously published quote by Don Marquis.
Best of the week warns on Family Assistance Plan
The Cuero Record warns Americans to act against the Family Assistance Plan and its guaranteed annual income. It outlines proposed benefits, costs, and projected increases in welfare rolls, urging readers to oppose the plan amid political debate.
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U.S
Aid To Families of Dependent Children
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Fed
Obscure Virginia Republican eyed for Supreme Court
The White House signals a southern strict constructionist as a potential Supreme Court nominee, with Rep. Richard H. Poff of Radford, a 18-year House veteran and Judiciary Committee member, viewed as a strong candidate due to his anti crime advocacy and conservative record. Poff seeks the seat, saying he’d rather serve on the court than be president.
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Henry Cathcart
Central Press
Washington
Ashington
White House
U.S. Supreme Court
Virginia
Richard H. Poff
Radford
House Judiciary Committee
House
Poff
Christiansburg
Congress
Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Supreme Court
Carswell
Haynsworth
Senate
Richard Poff
Americans For Constitutional Action
United States
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Airy
Bert Stewart
Robert Benchley
Robert Charles
Isle of Wight
F. J. Marble
Port Said
Prince Rupprecht
Victor Hugo
Westminster Abbey
Chareacter
THE
Cuero Publishing Co., Inc
E. Main
Cuero, Texas
P. O
Cuero
Texas
Press Association
South Texas Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Jack Howerton
J. C
Pete” Howerton
National Advertising Representatives
Texas Daily Press League Inc
Hartford
Dallas
DeWitt
Victoria
Goliad Karnes
Gonzales
Lavaca
Jackson
U. S
Adjoi
Daily Crossword
Georgia
Singer
Judy Garland
M.D
Speare
Wee Demon
Salt
Axydelbraxer Longfellow
Meuk
Dulm
EU Yul.—Gyuytaupm
Don Marquis
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Ihn
Tae
John Gardner
Common Cause
National Treasury
American Conservation Union
Henry Hazlitt
Eral
Wake Up
America
Cuero Record
Office
Maln
Tanya
MR. Corrigan
Seror Pare
Wingey
Ask Wingey
Gwatara
North
South Dakota
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Farm Bureau
Florida
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