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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1970
Page
4
A New York Times Magazine lead lauds Edward Kennedy as Democratic nominee and speculates on a Kennedy rise and possible resignation. The piece compares Kennedy's fate with Nixon and anticipates persistent hero worship and public forgiveness amid massachusetts victory.
White River Junction student James Young says Guardsmen fired to defend lives after seeing 2,000 students confront them at Kent State University Ohio. He claims the crowd would have beaten the guards if hand to hand fighting occurred and 30 troops moved toward the football field to confront protesters.
The text discusses public reaction to Nixon administration policy and Cambodia escalation, alleging student protests and violent police response. It cites Fortune magazine opinions and mentions American Way Features on child clothing prices and sales expectations.
A print page features a crossword with clues across and down including chemistry style like Ankles and Twelve Greek letter. It provides a cryptogram puzzle DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE with a LONGFELLOW quote example and yesterday's solution.
New York study findings show women more likely to push prices on children’s clothing than on their own. The Meinhard survey of U.S. clothing manufacturers reports 52 percent of men making women’s wear expect no sales drop from higher prices, while 31 percent foresee resistance to price increases.
Holland Michigan report notes bright yellow cars are returning under demand from the youth market. Rene Willis of Chemetron color expert says the trend reflects youth taste leading auto color trends, though future shifts may bring another color.
A UPI report from Ottawa notes the Federal Department of Labor study finds most office workers have a shorter work week than non office workers. The study contrasts office duties with other sectors and highlights differing schedules across occupations.
A letter from Mr. and Mrs. R. V. of Nebraska asks about maintaining health as they start a family. Advice emphasizes open communication, seeking professional help during crises, a dietary regime low in fats and cholesterol, and quitting smoking to protect future children. Regular physicals and timely vaccinations are urged, plus early pregnancy care and a health booklet offer.
A study finds office workers averaging 37.5 hours weekly at desks while most non office workers report a 40 hour week. The data highlight distinct work patterns across industry sectors and job types.
The Cuere Record presents its daily classified section featuring job postings, housing notes, sale items, and personal notices with local business and resident names, prices, and dates where legible.
Tokyo reports sake makers seek new appeal by serving white rice wine cold on the rocks in martini fashion. Traditional hot serving remains, but innovation targets modern drinkers with chilled presentations.
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