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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1972
Page
4
Editorial praising J. Howard Pew of Sun Oil for seven decades of leadership and industry guidance. It notes his stance against privileges and his belief that industrial freedom underpins political and civil freedoms, framing his impact on American progress.
The Boys Clubs movement begun in 1860 aims to hit 1 000 clubs serving one million boys by summer 1972. With Nixon as Honorary Chairman, 935 clubs in 1971 provided daily service to over 950 000 youths, employing 6 000 workers. The effort, rooted in self help and leadership, highlights American tradition and community service.
The article honors Simas Kudirka as a Lithuanian symbol of indomitable spirit and details underground networks aiding captives under Soviet rule. It argues three realities ignored by U.S. leadership: world Communism’s genocidal nature, the human impulse for freedom, and widespread opposition within Communist states. It urges free nations to unite against Communism’s spread.
A mixed crossword style puzzle lists across clues such as Engrave 5 and pains 16 Zhivago girl 11 and Mary Tyler or George 12. Down clues include Italian island 1 and Mounta lake 2 and Steep cliff 3 with other entries like Greet 4 and Small crown 6. The grid also features Gaelic 9 and LL D 18 along with court divider 13 and com mingle 17.
A list of numbered crossword clues with definitions and a few proper nouns including Haggard novel, Maria, Nelly, a Swedish girl name, and an Ibsen heroine among others. entries cover types, occupations, and domestic terms.
A sample daily cryptoquote explains substitution rules with letters mapping. It notes one letter stands for another and hints include word length and structure. The prompt shows an example line and references Ogden Nash.
Simas Kudirka, a 30 year old Lithuanian seaman, defected attempt aboard the Soviet vessel off Martha's Vineyard on November 23, 1970. He sought asylum in America, faced violence, and was eventually sentenced to 10 years in a Soviet slave labor camp after a Lithuania Supreme Court trial. Next week Kudirka speaks for Lithuania.
A reader asks about euthanasia and whether to withdraw life‑sustaining care for a dying father. The physician explains there is no universal rule guiding such decisions and notes the moral burden and lack of certainty in outcomes. A second reader discusses post‑recovery fear after a heart attack and the role of coronary anxiety and possible psychiatric support, plus a booklet offer by Dr. Lester Coleman.
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