Editorial Football Wrapup Calls for Safer College Play
The piece argues 1971 football saw grim outcomes including paralyzing injuries and deaths. It notes student unrest and campus debate over safety, urging college officials to clean up violence in rules and practice to protect youth nationwide.
January dates and historical milestones from 1777 to 1914
January carries varied year beginnings from ancient calendars to the modern start. It highlights key events such as Washington’s Princeton victory in 1777 and the first Panama Canal voyage in 1914. Milestones include Milard Fillmore’s 1800 birthday and Jackson Day in Louisiana.
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Crystal ball of Admiral Ward on Soviet threat
Read Admiral Chester Ward explains his forecasts on Soviet missiles and ideology. He argues understanding Communist plans and their denial of God enables predicting future moves with high accuracy. He cites SS-9 deployments, first strike potential, and space and sea based weapons as evidence of imminent danger.
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Cuero Record Classifieds Highlight Daily Listings
Cuero Record publishes daily classifieds spanning job openings sales and notices. Readers find help wanted merchandise for sale personal notices and community announcements in a compact public notice section.
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
Bennett Cerf collection features risqué quips and gags as he reflects on youth and sexual mores. Quickies include a streetcar accident joke and husband wife banter. Ed McMahon notes changing attitudes and a 1971 King Features distribution.
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Former French intelligence chief ties Topaz to Cuba spy drama
Phillipe de Vosjoli testified in Los Angeles court that author Leon Uris used his memories of the Cuban missile crisis as the basis for Topaz. He described the Deuxieme Bureau as the source for the cloak-and-dagger tale that became a best seller.
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