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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1972
Page
3
A reader letter column recounts a niece with a boy cousin dressing as a girl, a trapped woman with an alcoholic brother, and a defense of funny uncles. Ann Landers advises therapy for the boy and mother, urges the brother to seek help, and defends uncles while offering guidance material.
The army’s new policy to dominate areas used by IRA snipers triggered mass Catholic evacuations from Lenadoon and Andersonstown as troops redeployed at the district boundary. Sniper and gun battles injured soldiers in Belfast while strikes hit a fertilizer plant and other sites in Strabane Londonderry and Portadown.
A false claim spread that President approved early parole for Jimmy Hoffa, who served an 11 year federal sentence for jury tampering and pension fund fraud. The statement was dismissed as untrue by a Teamsters official who called the assertion absurd.
Hickok Leather products with international sales were bought by Tandy Corporation in 1971 and moved to Texas. Production at three plants will be assembled in Gonzales for transfer to Arlington and distribution nationwide. An Open House at the Gonzales plant is planned soon.
Nixon earned Teamsters backing for re election and urged Commerce Secretary Peterson to clinch a comprehensive trade policy with the Soviet Union. Peterson began two weeks of Moscow talks to settle the WWII lend lease debt and a mutual port access maritime pact, with a Washington session planned within two months.
Navy officials said the destroyer Warrington was struck amid uncertainty whether a mine or accidental fire from another ship caused the damage. The ship had been shelling the North Vietnamese coast with Robison and Hull when the incident occurred as air and ground forces aided Quang Tri City nearby.
In 1803 President Thomas Jefferson oversees the Louisiana Purchase, expanding U.S. territory through a treaty with France and shaping national expansion.
Sedalia native LeRoy Van Dyke, a versatile entertainer with a varied background, earned an animal husbandry degree at Missouri and studied auctioneering before pursuing music. He served in Korea as a counter intelligence agent and later found success with The Auctioneer, his first major recording, leading to a Dot contract.
A list shows admissions for Linda Jones Clifford Haun Elvira Flores Jean Nagel Ann Yvonne Walker Carine St Clair Fmil Jaeger Pegey Schumacher and dismissals of James Parker Angel Gonzales at Cuero Community Hospital.
Funeral services for Charley Watts 69 were held at Mt Bethel Baptist Church with Rev J N Blake officiating. Burial was in Evergreen Cemetery under Jamison Funeral Home direction. Watts died Sunday in a local hospital after years at a bottling plant. Pallbearers included plant employees and Watts family members. F R Spears 44 of Chicago Illinois died Sunday. services set in Alto Texas Wednesday at 7 pm. Survivors include his mother Mrs Mayda Jeter of Alto two sons a sister Mrs Doris Nell Bullock of Jasper and another brother C F Spears of Lawington New Mexico plus nieces and nephews.
Bao Dai the former Vietnamese emperor breaks 17 years of silence to appeal to the Vietnam nation to end the war. In a letter to South Vietnamese President Thieu he calls for national reconciliation and accuses Hanoi of civil war starting years ago with Moscow and Peking supplied weapons.
The Institute of Strategic Studies in London says Soviet personnel ran Egypt air defenses including 70 sites with six SA2 launchers each, a radar network, and six MIG21 squadrons. Up to 150 MIG21 and possibly MIG23 aircraft were coordinated, with up to 65 Soviet controlled SA3 launcher sites. Egypt has had long standing ties with the Soviet Union since 1956 with recent Kremlin military accords.
Lawrence Laboratory in Livermore received 1.3 million dollars for a 30 month study funded by the federal government to model how projected fleets of high altitude aircraft including SSTs might alter surface and upper atmospheric conditions. The project will simulate effects on temperature cloudiness and solar radiation in the stratosphere.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Maldonado Jr announce the birth of their son Rene Ronald Maldonado born Friday at 1 56 P M at Nate Chere Community Hospital In Path he weighed seven pounds and ounces at birth.
The Turkey Treat Association announced Thursday that Henry Dune and his orchestra will perform for the event. Mrs. Parker Bizey of Austin and Miss Marvery Cannon of Kansas City are weekend guests of Mrs. Belle Green. Mrs. Herman Schiaefer has returned from a trip to New Jersey and New York. 10 years ago Alvin Warwas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Warwas, a MIT aeronautics student, won a $2,200 award.
Friends and relatives note Dermot and Merier study aims as Bob McPherson Christi Wods and Walls Carnes spend the week at the Methodist bine camp in Kerrmille. August plans are expected for Melba and Dick Steele who have been stationed in Ottawa.
In Los Angeles some stationery shops offer engraved divorce announcements and even silver rings for an eternal parting. The piece playfully envisions new divorce traditions with mock ceremonies and a divorce reception, suggesting creative ways to mark the end of a marriage.
Prison inmates in Jessup seized control and took hostages after a disturbance. Four persons were shot and damage from fires and destruction reached about 1.5 million dollars. Inmates demanded to meet with Mandel and Rep. Parren J. Mitchell. They cited bad food and poor medical care and called for firings.
Military intelligence operatives disclosed a syndicate producing fake Made in U S A long playing records. Agents raided aSto Tomas Town house in Pampanga Province about 60 miles north of Manila and seized scores of brand new counterfeit records.
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