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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1971
Page
7
A reader asks whether church youth meetings are proper and how to handle pressure from peers. EZ Ryder advises discussing concerns with parents or the minister, while multiple letters from teens seek guidance on sensitive romantic and moral issues.
Richard Nixon declares a New Year’s pledge to address drug use among youths. He details playing piano for his grandchildren and urges parents to talk openly with children about dangers of drugs and the need to stop drug abuse. He emphasizes timely public action and displays an identification chart.
A preview of the 1970 top 50 songs with items ranked from 50 to 7 and hints of forthcoming lower ranks. Includes playful quotes and trivia about Bobby Darin and Neil Diamond, plus references to song titles like Let It Be and Bridge Over Troubled Water.
Hampshire College in Amherst opens with 250 students on 550 acres forming three schools humanities arts social sciences and natural sciences. Students avoid traditional labels and complete three divisions including independent research under contract faculty and cross enrollment among founding colleges.
Almanac notes mark January 3 1971 with Moon phases and planetary details. Historical events include 1938 March of Dimes organized, 1961 U.S. Cuba relations severed, 1967 Jack Ruby death, 1968 Eugene McCarthy NH primary opposition, and a Swift quotation about religion and hate.
Data from the American Iron and Steel Institute show imports of steel mill products into the United States far outpacing exports. In the first nine months, imports reached 8 969 000 tons valued at 1 345 000 000 dollars while exports totaled 6 019 000 tons worth 842 000 000. Further, September saw 1 277 000 tons of imports against 398 000 tons of exports, signaling a widening gap and renewed calls to strengthen voluntary import limits.
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