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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1972
Page
2
An editorial by H. H. Berner argues that peace in Vietnam and Southeast Asia is near, countering earlier forecasts of a protracted war. It notes prior predictions of Christmas or 1973 end dates and suggests renewed momentum from Kissinger's diplomacy indicates progress toward settlement.
The statement accuses Henry Kissinger of double talk as peace talks end abruptly seven weeks ago with no date set for resumption. It argues Americans face uncertainty while officials claim ongoing contact and suggest another meeting may be needed immediately.
The piece reports Litton Industries facing a six month grace period on a $350 million Navy contract for amphibious boats, with an estimated $150 million refund risk. It notes Litton seeks to renegotiate, claims no calculated refund, and questions taxpayer welfare amid broader defense contractor subsidies. Senator Proxmire is expected to press Budget Director Roy Ash on cuts to such subsidies.
DeWitt County Historical Survey Committee will meet Tuesday December 19 1972 at 5 p.m. in the DeWitt County Courtroom. Reverend C Rogers McLane will present slides on Cuero Centennial and Turkey Trot. Public invited. members may request removal or reappointment and choose subcommittees and project focus.
The article outlines Joe C.s concerns about a schism in Indianapolis churches over speaking in tongues. It contrasts Jesus Aramaic teaching, parables and sales psychology with biblical passages like Mark 1617, noting St Pauls stance and the role of modern theological training in missions.
By George W. Crane argues that Jesus taught speaking the language of the customer not mystical tongues. He urges modern clerics to use plain English and invites readers to request his booklet by sending a stamped return envelope and 25 cents.
On this date in history The Boston Tea Party marked a major protest against British tea taxes in 1773. In 1916 Gregory Rasputin was murdered in Petrograd after wielding alleged royal influence.
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