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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1971
Page
4
Editorial notes a new policy to place heroin addicted G I s in West Coast rehabilitation after Vietnam duty. Urinalysis machines will test units in Vietnam and on departure to identify addicts and direct them to centers on return. The program aims to protect soldiers and discourage new abuse.
The text argues that emotions drive public opinion more than intellect, noting politicians and media exploit this. It asserts a clever elite shape events to trigger emotional reactions and achieve specific outcomes, though it denies that the masses rule.
A Russian space scientist defects during a Paris air show trip and seeks refuge in Britain, following a defection by an American seaman aiding Russians to recapture a Soviet asylum seeker in New York. The piece frames mass Russian flight as proof that Communism’s thought control clashes with human freedom.
In mid June fascists backing Mussolini policies did better in local elections, winning across a fifth of the electorate and doubling Rome's share from 8.8 to 15.5 percent. The result signals unrest in Italy and suggests some may turn to fascism over Communism if choice arises.
An article by Anthony Farrigan accuses national church leaders, including the Presbyterian Church in the U S A, of funding Angela Davis's defense with $10,000 from a minority fund. It claims leaders defend the move, oppose U S involvement in Vietnam, and raise tax exemption concerns over church funds aiding an accused extremist.
A cryptic crossword sample lists clues such as Prisoner Make a blunder Harrow rival and Dutch cheese with instruction that one letter stands for another. The page shows coded lines and a quote about physical strength by Walt Disney from 1971.
A Washington profile outlines Daniel Ellsberg once hawkish in DoD roles and Vietnam service who later handed classified documents to The New York Times. It notes his combat enthusiasm in Vietnam, his Marine background, two marriages, and shift toward an antiwar dove stance amid personal and political tensions.
United States Ambassador Emory C. Swank will fly to Washington next week for three weeks of consultations with State Department officials and others. He will take at least a one week vacation after the talks. Swank’s trip marks his first to Washington since taking the Phnom Penh post on September 12, becoming the first U.S. ambassador in Cambodia in six years.
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