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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1971
Page
2
Editorial notes Britain benefits from a Taft Hartley like framework for labor relations as Parliament debates a new bill. It argues unions require regulation to ensure national stability and economic order, recalling U.S. experience and the authors' foresight.
Federal agencies have run a three month experimental program using military helicopters to aid automobile accident victims. It saved at least 61 lives and could extend quick rescue where civilian services are limited. With reduced Vietnam involvement, military bases should help the public in this field.
A quirky column notes a Women’s Lib advocate calling for chess like rules to favor four queens over four kings. In Cripple Creek a famed lawyer’s dual-sided advocacy led to a single, fair verdict and his hanging. Sandy McTavish returns from Florida with a tan, an alligator leash, and a golf ball gobble. A charity banquet at a western hotel features a mistaken Roquefort dressing surcharge.
Janina Atkins, a former Polish journalist now a librarian at a New York university, writes of arriving in the United States with little money and language hurdles and celebrates Thanksgiving as an American citizen. She and her husband faced hardship but appreciate democratic reforms, freedom of travel, and daily conveniences.
A crossword clue set runs from Sob noisily to DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE hints. It lists 9 down entries and a 13 across clue and includes a sample cryptogram with instructions and a quoted anonymous quote.
Standard Oil C No 1 F T Mugge stands at 14 000 feet and aims to drill 500 feet farther into the Edwards wild cat. President-elect John F Keneady completed organizing the top command of his State Department today. Russia told the United States it did not intend to recognize the new pro American government.
Twenty years ago on January 11 1951 red spearheads struck 70 miles south of the 38th parallel in central Korea while allied planes blasted traffic south of Seoul. Gov Allan Shivers warned of possible war and urged the 52nd Legislature to cut spending and plan higher taxes. Cuero Mayor J T Newman is named Defense Coordinator.
Paul Haney former Space Agency space flight commentator is named executive vice president for public relations at the National Association of Broadcasters. Grover C. Cobb of Gannett Rochester is named executive vice president for station relations and Paul B. Comstock NAB vice president and general counsel becomes executive vice president for government relations.
A 1971 Heloise column collects reader tips. Ribbon from wrapping paper curls on scissors. fabric softener in wash water freshens rooms. a knitted bootie with a drawstring delights a young child. Tips cover vaporizer safety in playpens, repurposing milk cartons as kitchen bins, car mirrors with socks, and general homemaking ideas.
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