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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1970
Page
4
The piece argues that a Swedish police strike led to rampant crime and chaos in Stockholm until officers returned. It warns American readers that without law enforcement, crime would rise and safety would degrade, urging appreciation for police protecting life and property.
Alexander Kerensky stayed convinced that Russia would rise from medieval politics to freedom though his brief 1917 rule failed. A socialist lawyer turned provisional leader, he led demoralized armies and fled after Bolshevik victory, later shaping scholarship on the revolution and reflecting on Russia’s purge era.
A short meditation on epitaphs reveals how a single line can reveal character. The text cites Amasiah son of Zichri from II Chronicles as an example of willingness to serve God and the resulting success, courage, and wisdom. Dr. Bob Jones noted as president of Bob Jones University.
A Willamette University student reported a bicycle stolen and police recovered it outside the station. The bike was stolen again while it remained parked at the police station.
The page lists a dense crossword with clues spanning across and down including languages, people, places, and terms. It features cryptogram style hints under Daily Cryptoquote and a sample with a long quotation about women and prizefighters.
Washington notes Senator William Proxmire lauded President Nixon's Vietnam policy as a rapid end to the war, saying it could cut overall military forces and end the draft. Proxmire, up for reelection, signals growing voter support for Nixon. The piece also covers Blatchford quoting Darrow, Goldwater aides and protest clashes at GWU medical center, with labor and inflation tensions surrounding hard hat supporters.
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