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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1972
Page
2
The Cuero Record editorial recalls childhood Christmas memories from snow and cookie aromas to family warmth. It reflects on shared moments, caroling, and the simple everyday joys that define the season and endure in memory.
Washington topside report says the Joint Chiefs renewed orders to curb public talk by Defense Department personnel on Strategic Arms Limitation Talks. The directive echoes earlier bans by Mel Laird and targets comments that could reach the public domain. The piece also notes a separate Navy tax-funded perk, a $48,000 senior dining room.
Internal Revenue officials and guests will dine for 1.75 dollars per lunch with meals catered from outside the cafeteria. Assistant Commissioner Alvin Kelley boasts of a special atmosphere in the Senior Dining Room while others are directed to the Cafeteria. Across the Pentagon 180 officials attended the Army Navy game at taxpayer expense with six train cars of food and mood music, then routed by Navy buses and sedans to the stadium. The Navy prepared an extra coach for 45 uninvited guests as shrimp were served on the rails. The Army guests faced ordinary costs for their meals.
The piece highlights Rep. John Jarman of Oklahoma as transportation chair with major industry backers including Southern Railway United Airlines Lee Way Motor Freight and others. It notes slow mail in Baltimore and a Pentagon budget process that favors civilian review over military scrutiny. It ends with a long Christmas poem excerpt.
Gary T. a 17 year old in a auto crash learns bravado hides fear and argues luck, while a preacher links survival to divine judgment. The piece cites Billy Graham on life death and judgment, urging parental talks with teens about God and Hereafter.
By George W. Crane, Ph.D., M.D. you do about proper sex tutelage. So send for my booklet So Long, George IV enclosing a long stamped return envelope plus 25 cents. It will offer a dynamic view of the Hereafter giving them a goal and purpose while here on Earth.
The note explains that the term Christmas is not in the Bible and that the holiday marks Jesus Christ’s birth. It states Christmas originated later as a contraction of the phrase Mass of Christ.
A closing thought cites Thomas Wolfe saying most perceived illness is in the mind, prompting readers to consider mental factors in health. The line reflects late 19th to mid 20th century literary insight on perception and wellness.
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