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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1971
Page
4
The piece argues the military budget is not absorbing funds from social programs. it notes 1970 arms spending at 40.1 percent of the budget and lists prior years’ shares, showing a general decline in defense spending as social costs rise, while criticizing fiscal priorities and inflation.
A terse compendium of quips on intellectual freedom and advertising in past eras. It contrasts a Moscow wife fearing hidden Nobel glory with a WWII pilot turned ad man who notes Nazis never tried to take his accounts. A Peru sewing machine pitch and a nun's distinguishing mark on a passport form close the satirical sketch.
Senator Robert Byrd summarized a 1968 to 1979 study showing 2000 demonstrations and 11000 arrests across colleges with 13 million dollars in facility damage. He attributes disruptions to militant groups and argues the radicals seek political aims, not academic reform.
An American Way Features piece argues that higher education should reverse permissive campus policies. It urges expelling rule violators and treating lawbreakers as ordinary citizens. It calls for firing professors who disrupt classes or promote unrest and riot.
Crossword clues span film titles people and places from Oscar winner Cactus Flower to Lochs ships and actors with hints like Last Days of Pompeii heroine Knightly Oath and Mr Onassis. The grid lists 12 to 37 across and down with varied wordplay entries.
A cryptogram puzzle with instructions on solving by letter substitution. It includes sample quotes, a coded message, yesterday's solved quote about people prinking before driving, and attribution to King Features Syndicate Inc in 1971.
The piece marks January 22 1971 with celestial signs Mars Jupiter Venus Saturn and Aquarius birthdays. It notes Byron born January 22 1788 and history entries including 1789 The Power of Sympathy publication and 1952 airliner crash in Elizabeth New Jersey with 29 killed.
New York columnist argues drug use in rock and roll rivals Vietnam and civil rights as a national concern. He cites 20 percent of rock musicians on hard drugs, notes cocaine popularity among Fillmore East performers, and contrasts with jazz era figures like Lionel Hampton and Duke Ellington who faced fewer drug issues. He laments the link between arts excellence and vice.
A brief note recalls the 1963 pact signed by French President de Gaulle and West German Chancellor Adenauer to cooperate on foreign policy defense and culture. It also notes the 1968 Pueblo incident where North Korea seized the U S Navy ship and released the crew after a month while keeping the vessel.
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