Cuero Church News and July Fourth Preparations
Bishop Dicus led services at Grace Episcopal Cuero as Reverend Paul Abbott shows improvement in a San Antonio hospital. Cuero Lions organize Fourth of July Carnival and 6 o clock barbecue at Cuero Municipal Park. Community birthdays anniversaries and family visits fill the week, with extended relatives from Victoria, San Antonio, Houston and Dallas joining celebrations.
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Dicus
Cuero
Grace Episcopal Church
Paul Abbott
San Antonio
Cuero Municipal Park
Marvin Rabke
Emelyn Rabke
E. Gerald Sager
Brian
Darrel
Gordon
Emma Thamm
Elma Gaubi
Ethel Koenig
Ruben Thamm
Fred Thamm
Stephen
Robert Thamm
Derek
J. W. Lamb
Kenneth Powell and Kenny
Victoria
Earl Reeves
Houston
Summit yields territory return and border pact between India and Pakistan
Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and Pakistani President Zulfikar Ali Bhutto signed a four page pact in Simla agreeing to return most lost lands from the December 1971 war except parts of Kashmir and to withdraw troops from mutual borders. The agreement sets a frozen border situation and paves talks on prisoner repatriation trade and cultural exchanges.
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Simla
India
UPI
Pakistan
Kashmir
Himalayan
New Delhi
Indira Gardhi
Zulfikar Ali Phutto
Pakisan
Britain
Himachal
Barnes Court
Sindh
Kutch
Punjab
Bhutto
Sheikh Mujibur Rahman
East Pakistan
Bangladesh
Mujib
No Paper Tuesday Cuero Record to skip holiday edition
The Cuero Record will not publish on Tuesday in observance of the July 4 holiday. Staff will celebrate with families and extend wishes for a safe and happy holiday.
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Cuero Record
Record
Senators and Congressmen Named Turkey Herders
Fain McDougal of Cue ro awarded centennial Turkey Herder certificates to Texas leaders during a Washington trip. Recipients included Senators John G. Tower Wichita Falls Lloyd Bentsen Houston and Congressmen J J Pickle Austin Abraham Chick Ken of Laredo and John Young Corpus Christi plus top Rural Electrification Administration officials.
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Washington
Fain McDougal
Cuero
Texas
McDougal
John G. Tower
Wichita Falls
Lloyd Bentsen
Houston
J. J. Pickle
Austin
Abraham “Chick” Karen
Laredo
John Young
Corpus Christi
Rural Fleetine Administration
REA
Deadline Met Lowering Strength Below 49 000
U S command beat Nixon’s deadline by one day lowering U S troop strength in South Vietnam to under 49 000 by June 30. About 6 000 were withdrawn last week to meet the target with 1 300 transferred to Thailand. Air Force and Marine air units also reduced in Vietnam with many personnel moving to Thai bases.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
Nixon
South Vietnam
Thailand
Indochina
Guam
Vietnam
Lions Carnival Set for July 4 at Cuero Park
Cuero Lions Club schedules an all day July 4 carnival at Municipal Park with attendance prizes and a barbecue supper. Activities include baseball throw, games, golf cart rides, balloon darts, dish pitch, picture painting, cake walk, children's rides, fish ponds, panda bears, pony rides, and food stands. Proceeds fund youth and civic projects after donating 5,645 dollars the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero Lions Club
Bill Nami
Nami
Lions
Cuero Independent School District Budgets Hearing Set
A public hearing on the proposed 1972-73 budget will be held Thursday at 7 p.m. in the administration office. No tax increase is planned. The meeting also combines a regular session and includes bids on air conditioning.
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Cuero Independent
E. E. Sims
Board of Education
Six Killed During Peace In Ireland Amid Cease-fire Strain
In Belfast a weekend of sectarian gun battles left six dead amid post ceasefire tensions. Victims include Gusty Spence, a Protestant prisoner, and two youths found shot in Old Park. The violence, affecting Belfast and Londonderry, tests the IRA ceasefire declared last Monday.
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Ireland
Belfast
UPI
Northern Ireland
Crumlin Road
Augustus
IRA
Old Park
Mil
Dublin
Hub Clawson
David Fisher
Forth River
Irish Republican Army
Daniel Hayes
Paul Jobling
England
Ulster Deferse Association
UDA
Neepey
Londonderry
President Plans Quiet Re election Strategy Amid Campaign Shakeup
President Nixon, trailing polls show leadership over likely rivals, will step back from the spotlight to map his re election plan for two weeks. He will continue to consult on political strategy with former Attorney General John N Mitchell and with Mark MacGregor, his new campaign liaison.
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Eugene V. Risher
San Clemente
Calif
UPL
Nixon
White House
John WN. Mitchell
Mitchell
Justice Department
New York City
Mark MacGregor
Minnesota
Senate
Hubert Humphrey
Tas
Liason
Congress Debates Democratic Party Reorganization Plan
Congress faces slow progress and intraparty divisions as Democratic reform commissions push a new party charter. A proposed national policy conference, enlarged delegate framework, and executive committee would reshape the party structure, costing money for a party $9 million in debt ahead of the next presidential cycle.
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Congress
Capitol
Miami Beach
House Democrats
James G. O’hara
Michigan
Donald M. Fraser
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Fraser
O'Hara
House
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John Hnatek
Jan
Phylma Bush
Debbie Bush
Charles
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Rosco
del Rio
Tracy Prenzler
Richard Ryan
Evelyn Riebschlaeger
Douglas McAlister
Jo Lynn Henry
Lil Alexander
Roy Parkers
Penny Lee Mood Henderson
Fain McDougall
August Kleineckes
Pete Howertons
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Little League
Ed Johnson
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Municipal Park
Johnson
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