Cold Fronts Slam Into Texas from Northwest
United Press International reports piggy back cold fronts bringing rain and snow to Texas ending Indian Summer. The National Weather Service warns travelers in the Panhandle of possible last above freezing readings for 24 hours or more and cautions of worsening driving conditions as snow and freezing drizzle spread north of Texas.
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The
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Northwest Texas
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Canadian
New Mexico Plains
Texas Panhandle
Amarillo
Nws
Texas South Plains
Cuero Merchants Plan Third Thursday Promotion
Cuero merchants plan a Third Thursday promotion to follow the successful First Monday program. Paul Gathings of J C Penney and head of the Retail Merchants group notes strong early retail activity and urges more aggressive merchandising to boost local business. A separate United Press item questions using Mrs Miss in news and cites examples of gendered phrasing in city council race coverage.
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Yoakum Herald-Times
Yoakum
Cuere
Paul Gathings
J. C. Penney
Cuero Ccember of Commerce and Agriculture
Cuero
United Press International
Comine
WSCS Bake Sale Planned at First United Methodist
The Women’s Society of Christian Service plans a bake sale at First United Methodist Church on Wednesday December 1 at 9 am. Members are preparing goodies including divinity fudge date loaf peanut brittle patience and cute balls along with apricot balls applesauce cakes and homemade cookies based on old German recipes.
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First United Methodist Church
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Boy Fun Day Planned At Camp Green Dickson
Scout Executive Mateo Perez invites boys aged 10 to 14 from Cuero and Yorktown to a fun day at Camp Green Dickson in Shiner on Saturday December 11 from 11 am to 7 pm. Activities include camp fire games and hikes, with dads encouraged to attend or transport. Meet at Courthouse Square at 9:45 am return by 8 pm bring lunch and $1 for supper.
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Mateo Perez
Camp Green Dickson
Shiner
Cuero
Yorktown
Courthouse Square
Scout
Gordon Hardin
U N General Assembly Approves Indo Pak Cease Fire
The 131 member General Assembly adopted a cease fire call 104 to 11 with 10 abstentions after nine hours of debate urging India and Pakistan to withdraw troops from each other territory. India indicated it would ignore the resolution while Israel previously disregarded Security Council peace calls.
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Pakistan
Security Council
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Soviet Union
Middle East
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Samar Sen
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Israel
Assembly
Houston Mayor Wins Runoff After Five-Term Victory
Conservative Houston Mayor Louie Welch defeated Fred Hofheinz in a runoff 126 537 to 14 753 to secure a fifth consecutive term. Hofheinz conceded, noting broad support for reform while Welch pledged continued law and order policies amid post election voter turnout and regional support disparities.
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Louie Welch
Houston
Fred Hotheme
Welch
Hofheinz
Astrodome
Roy Hofheinz
Letter to Santa from Cuero children petitions gifts
A family letter requests Christmas gifts for multiple children including Richard Weber Adam Arroyo Roxann Basquez and Roy Basquez Jr asking for books a satchel gun watch ring a riding horse a puppy a football a talking Barbie a bulldog a tricycle a battery Volkswagen and clothing. The note mentions cookies milk and December 24 birthday and thanks Santa.
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Cuero
Santa Claus
Roy Basquez, Jr
Crain Street
Increase in Steel Approved by Price Commission
The Price Commission grants U.S. Steel a 3.6 percent price rise on all products through August 1, aiming to stabilize the general price structure. The move follows earlier rulings on specialized steel and comes as Dow Jones & Co. and United Press International also win advertising and contract price increases.
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National Observer
United Press International
Used Clothing Urgently Needed for Cuero ISD Students
Cuero Independent School District appeals for serviceable used clothing for students through its Emergency School Assistance Program. Mateo Perez requested the notice. clothing can be brought to the Junior High School Annex or arranged for pickup by calling 275 G1R1.
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Cuero Independent School District
Mateo Perez
The
Daily Record
Lions To Hold Ladies’ Night at Cuero American Legion
The Cuero Lions Club invites members and guests to a dinner Saturday at 7 p.m. at the American Legion Civic Center. Don Green of the Manned Spacecraft Center, Houston, will discuss the Space Program for the Seventies and his background in Space Shuttle and Space Station offices. The club notes no regular luncheon today and announces the next meeting on December 15 with a toy drive and charity gifts planned.
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American Legion Civic Center
Don Green
Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
Lions Club
Bill Nami
Green
Appelo
Bayard
Neb
Hastings College
Nebraska
Northwestern University
U.S. Air Force Reserve
Laura Bryant
Sweetbriar
Nami
Loons Club
Fire injures no one as Cuero school bus bursts into flames
Substitute driver Quinon Lucas safely evacuated all passengers from the Cuero Independent School District bus after an engine fire on old Yorktown Road. The blaze destroyed the engine front end and driver’s seat, with smoke damage to the interior. investigators cite a fuel line rupture as the cause.
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Lucas
Cuero Fire Department
Yorktown
Cas
Cuero Independent School District
Rudy Fuchs
Cuere Independent School District
Fuchs
VFW Auxiliary December Meeting Set in Cuero
The Cuero VFW Post 3972 and its auxiliary will hold their December meeting on Thursday December 9 with a meal at 7 p.m. and the session to start at 7 30. This will be the last meeting of 1971 as the December 23 gathering is cancelled. A report on the December 4 Christmas Party will be given. about 350 members and children attended.
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Institute For Muscle Disease
New York City
Muscular Dystrophy Associations of America
Cuero Vfw Post 3972
Transforming Power of God Through Christ
There are many panaceas for the world’s ills but only one sure path to peace. The message emphasizes the transforming power of God through Christ making a person over again.
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God
Christ
Cuero Sees Auditor Alarm Over Utility Fund Shortfall
City auditor Paul Lucas warned Cuero’s council that last year about $10 000 was spent from utility funds beyond receipts and urged revenue adjustments, possibly via taxes. The council approved the audit and paid Lucas 2 958 75. General fund revenues trail expenses with 19 780 end balance. A portable groundwater storage tank for Well No on West French Street was approved for bids.
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Larry Smith
West French Street
West French
Crescent Valley
Wayne
Hereel Thompson
Bake Sale Planned by Amar Society of St. Michael's Church
The Amar Society of St. Michael's Church plans a bake sale on Saturday December 11 at the Cozy Nook. Homemade bread coffee rings rolls cake and candy will be sold according to Mrs. Alfred Johnson.
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Amar Society of
St. Michael's Church
Alfred Johnsom
Santa Claus Swamped by Record Letter Mail in Indiana City
In Santa Claus Indiana, Jim Yellig who runs the Christmas letters project reports up to 75 000 letters may arrive by Christmas with 2 000 daily. Postmaster Bert Reinke notes mail volume doubles past years raising prohibitive costs though the Indiana Legion and the 40 and 8 group help with funding.
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UPI
St. Nick
Indiana
Jim Yellig
Bert Reinke
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Yeollig
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