Get Out Of The U N Opinion On The United Nations
The Cuero Record editor questions U N relevance and impact asking why the U N has failed to end wars famine disease or tackle major global problems. The piece notes the U S share of the budget and proposes moving the U N from New York or using funds to fight cancer or the common cold.
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Washington’s Good Guys and Bad in the Capitol
A Washington feature argues that while corruption alarms persist, most public officials are honest and sacrifice for the nation. Investigative reporting aims to reveal gray morality beneath neoclassical government temples and remind readers of integrity among leaders amid shifting loyalties.
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Public musings mix politics with holiday reflections
The column blends notes on Hale Boggs and other politicians with self contained memories and local concerns. It praises honest officials like George Aiken and Eliza beth Holtzman while criticizing wasteful spending and calls for recognition of everyday civic effort. The author shares Christmas anecdotes and questions on local infrastructure and shopper behavior while urging appreciation for small acts of public service.
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Elizabeth Holtzman
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Roberta Claypool shows American youth resourcefulness
Roberta Claypool a Dallas secretary earned a move to Phoenix by renting a 30 foot U Haul for 56 dollars and driving her own car onto the truck with a Japanese companion. She completed the trip in 2 days and impressed a highway patrol officer with a daring feat. Her actions embody the value of independence and initiative praised as a national strength.
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Americans value independent thinking not blind obedience
By George W. Crane argues that Americans resist authority, celebrate resourcefulness, and reject brainless conformity as he contrasts American pioneering spirit with “goose step” culture. He cites Washington Braddock and warns against Big Brother bureaucracy, urging readers to request his booklet from the newspaper.
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Braddock
Washington
Wall Street Journal
Almanac highlights for December 26 1972 history and births
Today is Tuesday December 26 1972 the 361st day of the year with five to follow. Notable events include 1865 patent for a coffee percolator to James Nason of Franklin Mass 1917 US railroads wartime control 1941 Churchill addresses US Congress. George Dewey born 1837. George Eliot quote offered.
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Marrying Oldsters in Britain in 1970
An official report notes 18 men aged 60 or older wed in Britain in 1970, while only one woman reached age 90. The count highlights unusual marriage age patterns among seniors.
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UPL
Britain
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