Teamsters Endorse Nixon Re-Election Breaks with Dems
The Teamsters announce support for Nixon, citing McGovern’s perceived neglect of middle class workers. Frank E. Fitzsimmons leads the 2 million member union in criticizing McGovern’s anti labor votes and urging members to back Nixon for four more years. The endorsement follows AFL-CIO plans for a Washington meeting on strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lewis
Rancho LA Costa
Calif
UPI
Teamsters
Nixon
George McGovern
McGovern
Organized Labor
Executive Council
Afl-Cio
Washington
George Meany
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
America
Teamster
Fitzsimmons
Federal Pay Board
White House
Ronald Ziegler
Hickok Buys Tex-Tan Leather Plants in Three Texas Cities
Hickok Manufacturing buys Tex-Tan Welhausen operations in Gonzales Hallettsville and Cuero as part of a Texas consolidation. Gonzales becomes production headquarters with sales in Arlington. Cuero makes billfolds. Hallettsville focuses on belts. Plans include a new Gonzales building to house key departments and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero
Hickok Manufacturing Co
Tex-Tan Welhausen Co
Clinton Williams
Ima Baylor
Annie Brewer
Joe Sanchez
Hickok Manufacturing Company, Inc
Tandy Corporation
Tex-Tan Welhausen Company
Gonzales
Hallettsville
Hickok
John Cosby
Fort Worth
Cosby
Tex-Tan Welhausen
Yackum
Dennis de Smet
Arlington
Texas
Rochester
New York
Knecker family reunion set for Lindenau Hall July 23 1972
Plan for the Knecker family reunion at Lindenau Hall on July 23 1972 includes a covered dish dinner led by Mrs Louis Kuecker and Mrs Dorothy Matejek. Also notes on new Cuero Record offices and local social happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knecker
Lindenau Hall
Louis Kuecker
Dorothy Matejek
Cliff Massey
Houston
Shirley
James Massey
Cindy Massey
Ed Masseys
Bible translations reach 1431 languages for one book
The American Bible Society reports at least one biblical book is translated into 1431 languages and the entire Bible into 249. The New Testament appears in 329 languages.
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New York
UPI
The
American Bible Society
Nixon Returns to Washington as Inflation Fight Looms
President Nixon ends an 18 day Western White House stay and heads to Congress s budget clashes. White House aides warn of a possible national address on congressional irresponsibility if spending continues. Officials say vetoes are possible on anti bus ing welfare reform and revenue sharing as the administration claims the budget is out of balance by over seven billion dollars.
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Eugene V. Nisnnk
San Clemente
Calif
Congressional
Ronald Ziegler
Nixon
Congress
William Timmons
White House
Timmons
California
Director Ballots Mailed for Cue ro Chamber of Commerce
Ballots mailed to members for seven chamber directors to be elected for two year terms starting September 1. Return by July 25. The board meets August 7 to elect officers for one year. Nominees include Ken Adams Paul Gathings Ken Long Robert Castillo Arlen Goebel Joan Kahlich Mrs Bob Goebel Robert Sollock John Post Glyndol Snodgrass with space for write-ins.
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Cuero Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Chamber Board of Directors
Ken Adams
Paul Gathings
Ken Long
Robert Castillo
Arlen Goebel
Joan Kahlich
Bob Goebel
Robert Sollock
John Post
Glyndol Snodgrass
Western Auto Grand Opening Winners Named by Store Owner
Sterling Morrow announces prize winners from the Western Auto Associate Store Grand Opening Sale. Mrs. F. W. Rogge of 204 S Valley wins a recliner and Ralph Acosta Jr of 315 W Courthouse wins a Western Flyer bicycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Auto Associate
Sterling Morrow
F. W. Rogge
S. Valley
Ralph Acosta, Jr
W. Courthouse
Western Flyer
Underwater Explosions Hit U S Destroyer Warrington
Two unexplained underwater blasts rocked the USS Warrington off North Vietnam, injuring one crewman slightly. The ship left the scene under its own power, then tow and flood control, heading for Subic Bay for repairs.
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Arthur Higbee
U. S.S. Command
Quang Tri-Huet
U. S
Quang Tri City
Hue
Quang Tri
Panhandle
Subic Bay
Philippines
Joseph Strauss
Sadat Severs Ties With Soviet Union Over Adviser Move
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat ordered the removal of about 20 000 Russian advisers in Cairo signaling a break with the Soviet Union once allied since 1956. The motive remained unclear as authorities pursued the sudden shift in foreign backing.
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Cairo
UPI
Anwar Sadat
Soviet Union
Sadat
Prison Riots in Maryland Return to Duty After Settlement
More than 100 guards walked out briefly after two Maryland prison riots with about 200 inmates at a Baltimore maximum security facility. The guards returned after 90 minutes following talks with Gov. Mantle, who pledged no reprisals, and inmates released four hostages unharmed amid one building burned and four injured.
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Baltimore
UPS
Maryland
James Whalen
Marvin Mantle
House of
IRA Truce Advances Catholic Return in Lenadoon Belfast
The provisional wing of the IRA says it has agreed to a truce in Lenadoon to allow 6000 Catholics to return home. William Whitelaw to discuss British troop withdrawal as violence drops for a day. Father Fitzsimons reports the area has seen suspended operations to aid evacuation.
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Belfast
UPT
Vhe Provisional Wing
Irish Republican Army
TRA
Lenadoon
William Whitelaw
Northern Ireland
Jack Fitzsimons
THA
Lerradoon
Father Fitzsimons
Church Women Set Meeting at Zion Lutheran Arneckeville
The Church Women of Zion Lutheran Church Arneckeville meet Thursday at 2 50 p m in the church lower level. The discussion topic is Enduring Foundations with refreshments to follow.
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Church Women of Zion Lutheran Church
Dietze Resigns DPS Driver License Clerk Post
Mrs. Marilynn Dietze resigns as clerk in the Drivers License Division of the Texas Department of Public Safety effective July 31. A vacancy to replace her will occur August 1 in Cuero. Interested applicants should contact the Cuero office by noon July 20. The office is in the DeWitt County Jail basement. phone 275-6154.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilynn Dietze
Texas Department of Public Safety
Bill Berger
Dietze
Cuero
Berger
DeWitt County
100 Percent Guaranteed Birth Control Program Emerges
Population Dynamics in Seattle offers a two year study of experimental intrauterine devices with a claimed 100 percent effective birth control and free abortion if pregnancy occurs. The program includes two TUD designs and targets childless women, asserting superiority over birth control pills and ongoing efficacy improvements.
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Seattle
UPS
Population Dynamics
United States
George Denniston
Denniston
Knowedge
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Tex-Tan
Cuero Record
Steen Ranch
Westhoff
the Point Theatre
Ingram
Kiss Me
Kate
Carlton A. Bolting
Yorktown Jaycees
Mary Wood
Bob
Guard Camp
Michigan
Cynthia Mayenzet
Fritz Lanes
Emil Mayenzet
Air Corps
Germany
Harold Tiffin
Mission Conception
San Antonio
Hugo Zenverle
Walter Gunns
Western Auto
Middle East
Aziz Sidky
Moscow
Russia
Central Committee of
the Arab Socialist Union
Egypt
London
Sidky
al Ahram
Sidku
Kremlin
Beirut
ASU
Betrut An Nakar
Bevpt
By Colin Baker
Ireland
By Paul Anderson
Christopher Tuze
Population Council
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