Staubach Shines as Cowboys Triumph in Super Bowl
Roger Staubach led the Dallas Cowboys to a 24 3 victory over the Miami Dolphins earning MVP honors after completing 12 of 19 passes for 119 yards and two touchdowns. He then hinted at studying film and seeking plays calling duties next season while the team extended its winning streak to 10.
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NEW Orleans Upi
Roger
Staubach
Dallas Cowboys
Tom Landry
Lance Alworth
Mike Ditka
Cowboys
Craig Morton
Miami
Naval Academy
Landry
Laubach
Jolly Roger
Dolphin
Jake Scott
Rockson
Reds Say No War This Year
London sources quote Soviet diplomats stating the Kremlin does not expect or want war in the Middle East this year. They say Nixon’s May Moscow visit should not be spoiled by renewed hostilities in the Arab-Israeli conflict. Nixon plans to visit Russia after talks in Peking next month.
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London
UPI
Soviet Union
Middle East
Kremlin
Nixon
Moscow
Russia
Peking
Israel
U.S
God Is Alive and Other Musings from Pat Sez Column
Guest columnist 8 M presents a rambling humor and aphorisms about friends visits and small town life. Notes encounters with Bertha Brown Punjab Wright Eddie Brown Koenig and Werner Wolf in Cuero and a thank you to Ben Prause. Jokes on aging wisdom and money conclude the piece.
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Eddie Brown
Chas. Koenig
Werner Wolf
Cuero
Politicians Get Into Football Act Upsets Coach Rockson
President Nixon and other officials called a grammar school coach in Rolling Stone Alaska during a party causing widespread calls from party leaders and Democratic candidates. The chaos led to ineligible player findings and a forfeited championship as Rockson waited on the line while officials urged various strategies.
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Nixon
Texas
Preston Smith
Rolling Stone
Alaska
Republican Party
National Democratic Party
Knute Rockson
Rockson
Rolling Stone Polar Bears
Washington
Hospital Auxiliary General Meeting in Cuero
The Cuero Community Hospital Auxiliary schedules a general meeting January 19 at 10 a.m. in the hospital. A directors meeting will precede at 9:30 a.m. All members are urged to attend this important meeting. Your dollar goes far in Cuero.
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Cuero Community Hospital
Fischer Announces Winners For Twenty Years Of Service
Fischer Laundry and Dry Cleaners marked its twentieth anniversary with a ten day celebration. One thousand twenty five people registered and twenty ten dollar gift certificates were awarded. Winners included J. R. Taylor and Mrs. Werner Afflerbach among others.
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Fischer
Fred Fischer
J. R. Taylor
Werner Afflerbach
Jack Wallis
A. D. Stevens
I Ydia Villarreal
Jetin Leick
Lee Miculka
Alton Rau
Minnie Luddeke
Marilyn Wesley
John Davis
Pearl Villarreal
Lupe Anzualda
Marvin Fox
Becky Smith
Willie Faye Williams
Hugo Heider
R. L. Murphree
Louise Squyres
Lucinda Villa
Dollar Drops To New Low In London Trading
The dollar plunged to a new low in Britain with heavy early trading amid a new round of selling. The pound surged to a fresh high near $2.60, while uncertainty over the dollar’s future price level weighed on West Germany and other European centers.
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London i
UPI
Britain
West Germany
U.S
American Artists Convention and Market in Houston
The First Artists and Art Dealers of America Convention and Market will run April 5-8 at Astrohall Houston. Aimed at connecting artists with dealers from North America the event features all art media, seminars and demonstrations.
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Art Market
Houston
Artists and Art Dealers of America
Astrohall
America
North America
Chares Beckendorf
P.O
Fredericksburg
Texas
Farmers Homemakers To Hold State Conventions
Delegates from DeWitt County head to San Antonio January 21 22 for the Texas Young Farmers and Young Homemakers conventions The events include a noon luncheon awards with a 500 Future Homemakers of America scholarship and remarks by Dr L S Pope and Rev Mouton Biggs Jr The programs cover ten years of the Young Homemakers and upcoming officer elections for 1972 with sessions at the convention center and a banquet in the evening
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DeWitt Couny
Young Farmers and
Young Homemakers of
Texas
San Antonio
Mouton Biggs
First Methodist Church
Houston
San Antonio Convention Center
Electric Cooperatives of Texas
Little Sister
Future Homemakers of America
Electric Cooperatives
Jennifer Duska
Future Homemakers
YFT
Teletype Network Funds Okayed for Coastal Bend and Golden Crescent
Governor Preston Smith approves grants from the Criminal Justice Council to expand teletype networks in Texas. Coastal Bend RPC will get 13274 and add Portland and Aransas Pass police. Golden Crescent COG receives 12465 adding Gonzales Yorktown police and Gonzales Goliad Jackson counties sheriff offices.
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Austin
Coastal Bend Regional Planning Commission
Golden Crescent Council of Governments
Preston Smith
Criminal Justice Council
U.S. Department of Justice
Texas
Coastal Bend Rpc
Corpus Christi
Portland
Aransas Pass
Coastal Bend Region
Karnes
McMullin
Live Oak
Bee
Refugio
Duval
Jim Wells
Nueces
San Patricio
Kleberg
Kennedy
Brooks
Golden Crescent Cog
Victoria
Gonzales
Yorktown
Goliad
Jackson
DeWitt
Lavaca
Calhoun
Co Op Contest Deadline Near
The DeWitt County Electric Cooperative sponsors the Government In Action Youth Tour contest with a February 1 deadline. Cuero Goliad Nordheim Yoakum Yorktown high school students may win expense paid trips to Washington D C for a 12 day tour beginning June 9. contestants must be 16 to 17 before Sept 1 1972 and present a 5 to 8 minute talk on Rural Electric Cooperatives Helping Texas Grow and answer questions.
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Washington
DeWitt County Electric Cooperative, Inc
Cuero
Goliad
Nordheim
Yoakum
Yorktown
Texas
DeWitt County
Ready For Occupancy By Feb 1
The old post office is being converted into the New Federal Building with completion targeted by Feb 1, though the contract sets March 1. The project total is $138,910 and will feature air conditioning and central heating. The renovated structure will house several federal offices including the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee and the Farmers Home Administration.
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Federal
Paul Singleton
Maverick Diversified
Singleton
Vera Singleton
Paul
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Farmers Home Administration
U. S. Department of Agriculture Soil Conservation Service Work Unit
Selective Service Local Board No. 34
de- Witt County
Selective Service
E. Church
de State Bank & Trust
A Bible Thought for Today Blessed are all they that put their trust in him
A devotional note urges readers to trust in God for happiness and to begin with praise to God the source of all blessings. The piece cites Psalm 2 12 and frames faith as a reliable formula for joy.
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Psalm
Tobacco Sales Rise After TV Ban Despite Industry Fear
A year after networks banned cigarette ads, UPI reports tobacco sales increased about 2.3 to 4 percent in 1971, marking a record year for farmers. Analysts attribute gains to aging consumers and reaction against anti smoking campaigns, while firms diversify into non tobacco lines to offset potential ad bans.
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Robert Gordon Raleigh
N.C
UPI
North Carolina
Bill Anderson
Tobacco Growers Information Committee
John C. Maxwell
Wall Street
Oppenheimer and Co
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Bertha Brown
Punjab Wright
Ben E. Prause
Dougnut
Don Shula
Miami Dolphins
Department of Motor Vehicles
FBI National Crime Information Center
Department of Public Safety
DeWitt County Electric Cooper, Alive
Maxwell
John Southard
Liggett & Myers
Reynolds
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