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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1970
Page
4
Editorial notes the shift from ocean liners to air travel over decades. It cites the Italian Line terminating Italy–US passenger service, with four liners to be withdrawn, leaving only a few grand ships like the Queen Elizabeth II and the France on the North Atlantic if continued.
A reflection on December as a festive yet tiring month, noting Christmas origins and the shift toward secular celebration. The piece argues one in three Americans belong to no church, others follow diverse beliefs, yet Christmas embodies a universal spirit of love and peace for all.
The piece notes nineteenth century ballerina ANNY ELLSLER and her bold career as described in Ivor Guest's biography. It also covers Caskie Stinnett's push to rename a Cooperstown firehouse The Hall of Flame and to create a dress and memorabilia repository from Barbary Coast era venues. The quip Hall of Ill Fame is recorded.
A Viewpoint argues that rapid, fair trials and swift punishments are essential to curb a surge in crime in Washington and across the nation. It links rising crime to bail release practices and drug use, urging a speedy, efficient justice system despite cost and effort.
A UPI sourced discussion contrasts Senator Sam Ervin's insistence on preserving constitutional rights with fears of a police state. It argues current court delays and rising organized crime demand faster, more expansive enforcement while warning against neglecting the innocent. The piece notes U S Chamber of Commerce opposition to pending trade provisions, urging rejection to avoid a rushed debate and potential trade war.
A reader puzzle page listing a large crossword with across and down clues, a cryptogram titled DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE, and a quotation by Ambrose Bierce. The page includes clue prompts such as Allot ee Up joined forces and various theme entries, plus the instruction that one letter stands for another in the quote, with a sample cipher.
The Harlem pianist Mary Lou Williams performs at the Cookery downtown, delivering innovative piano magic with perfect beat comparable to Teddy Wilson and Jelly Roll Morton. Critics hail her return as a major jazz event, praising substance over flashy showmanship.
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