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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1972
Page
3
Dear readers submit queries on family crests mis representation teen behavior and medical doubts. The column covers Yorkshire style heritage claims divorce pressures young drink myths and medical caution advising consulting professionals.
McGovern leads with 1541.5 delegates and a cushion above 1509 as Illinois delegates are challenged. The DNC urges Burger to convene the Supreme Court for an extraordinary session to hear appeals while Daley supporters seek review and potential stays.
President Nixon spent a two week working vacation while Democrats choose his November opponent. He relaxed on his vacation for much of the time and met Henry Kissinger and Alexander Haig to review Vietnam battlefield reports and prepare for renewed Paris peace talks next week.
The first five cent store in the United States begins operations in Utica, likely establishing a new bargain retail model. Local merchants and residents react to the low price point and potential community impact.
At the 63rd NAACP convention in Detroit delegates consider a plan to oppose Nixon's anti busing stance. Rev. Jesse Jackson urges unity and hints at supporting the Democratic nominee, while Roy Wilkins says there is no formal anti Nixon movement. Jackson cites past gains and calls for black unity ahead of the Miami Democratic National Convention.
Mrs Mitchell tearfully declares she will leave her husband until he leaves the Nixon re election effort. She alleges political imprisonment and mistreatment by guards. Mitchell flies to New York then resigns as No 1 strategist but stays as adviser and plans to move back to New York.
President Harry S Truman authorized production of the hydrogen bomb on January 31 1950 as part of national defense measures. Names James Goode Jewel Sistrunk Susie Franklin Erica McAlister Alwon Ray Clara Tate Chester Sunday appear in the source text alongside admissions and dismissals mentions.
Two foreign born hijackers and a passenger were killed in a shootout when FBI agents stormed a Pacific Southwest Airlines jet at San Francisco International Airport remote runway. The hijackers Dmitrov Alexiev and Michael Armanoff demanded 800000 dollars two parachutes and a Siberia bound flight plan for 86 passengers before agents boarded the plane and opened fire. Passenger E H Carter 66 of Longueuil Quebec was killed and actor Victor Yung 56 injured along with another passenger in fair condition Leo Gormley of Van Nuys.
Sincere C C Moseley argues the United Nations Charter overrides the US Constitution and aims to use armed force. He accuses the UN of being a Communist front, faults its handling of civil rights, and questions continued US funding and support.
Troop 242 invites scouts and parents to a weekend at Lost Creek Ranch hosted by John C. Hamilton. Before supper parents and scouts will play a softball game with the losers serving the winners. Desserts, drinks, and a hamburger supper are provided. Afterward, swimming and wagon rides are planned for all attendees.
Public records announce marriage licenses for Thomas R Barfield and Rebecca A Burt. New car owners list includes residents of Yoakum Cuero and Yorktown with several brands. Criminal cases show multiple DWI prosecutions and a pollution case against Permian Corp for 12 Mile Creek.
Fritz Koehler shot 75 to place second in the Turkey Trot Flight at the golf tourney with a 74 net by handicap Herbert Cordbluth posted 77. Mr and Mrs Paul Hahn announce the birth of Beverly Ann on July 4 at Burns Hospital weighing 7 lb 10 oz. Mrs W B McClung Jr travels to Detroit to visit her parents for several weeks.
Golly Mayme Bitterly and relatives visited in Weesatche last Friday afternoon. W L Striedel family and Tim and Donna visited Bertha and Mayme Bitterly. William Louis Striedel named Dairy Queen Cuero manager. J W Lamb moved to Cuero. Woody of Pt Lavaca bought her place. Milton Bitterly family from Temple spent a coast night. Albert and Mrs Rabel celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary and hosted a community Center night with family attendance.
Veterinary group names Program Planning Chairman Dr James Lueders of Victoria and Public Information Chairman Dr Harry Vogt of Yoakum Installation set for August 12 in Victoria Charter members include Dr W W Crandall of Hallettsville Dr C E Pfeil of Refugio and Dr Clinton D Barrett of Victoria The group aims to provide continuing education and improve communication among veterinarians in the Golden Crescent area Veterans in the same issue list four D W I state cases and one possession of dangerous drugs case involving Ernest Weston Joseph Gibbs Clemente Cavaros and Donald Eugene Brasher
Senator Patman praised Jefferson and Armstrong as giant steps for mankind and urged Americans to match their courage in facing new challenges. He spoke at Belton's Fourth of July celebration and urged relentless pursuit of truth and commitment to liberty.
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