Cuero Record Thanks Readers and Advertisers on Move Back Home
The Cuero Record celebrates returning to 119 East Main Street with its new Goss offset press. Staff recall months of remodel, praise readers for patience with delivery shifts and thank Gulf Coast Wood Products and Reuss Pharmacy for key support during the move.
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Cuero Record
East Main Street
Goss
Cuero
Joe Reuss
Reuss Pharmacy
Clete Ernster
Tony Lucario
Gulf Coast
Mistreatment Tools For Pakistan Listed For Sale
Washington reports Pakistan seeks mistreatment and spy devices in the United States including electric shock gear, bugging tech, hidden cameras, and invisible ink. Colonel Khan Ahmed Shams circulated a 17 item shopping list and says the matter is an internal inquiry.
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Washington
United States
U.S
Khan Ahmed Shamshad
Aviterra Corporation
Bethesda
Horst Kleinforb
Adolf Hitler
Colonel Khan
Germany
Karachi
Lahore
Hoot and Wit in Election Year Riff
A satirical piece notes voters weigh a candidate’s record and a voter’s pocketbook. It contrasts bachelors and married men and includes a medley of humorous aphorisms on aging and independence. The author hints at political cynicism and social observations.
Worry Clinic misdirected booklets prompt reader call
Dr George W Crane discusses errors in mail order booklet deliveries from his Worry Clinic. A college executive’s request for advertising material led to a mislabelled booklet How to Prevent Impotence, prompting a phone call and a follow up mailing. The column notes editor pressures and a bishop using advertisers to threaten a paper, with cancellations and editorial stand.
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Irving R
U.S.A
Canada
Irving
Jacksonville
Florida
Orry
America
Houston
Texas
Almanac entry notes July 24 births and historical events
The July 24 almanac marks Amelia Earhart born in 1898 and lists history points from 1679 New Hampshire becoming a royal colony to 1969 Apollo 11 return. It notes Hoover Kellogg Briand Pact of 1929 and Wallace Taylor Progressive nomination in 1948 with a thought for the day from Albert Terhune.
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United Press International
Amelia Earhart Putnam
New Hampshire
Herbert Hoover
Henry Wallace
Idaho
Glen Taylor
Taylor
Progressive Party
Earth
Senate plan to fund birth control for poor sparked by finance committee
The Senate Finance Committee pressures states to offer counseling devices and pills to the poor with penalties up to 2 percent of federal welfare payments. OEO funds sterilization, HEW finances abortions via Medicaid, and stamps portray a family with two children. Critics warn of discrimination against the poor and minorities as rates fall.
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Office of Economic Opportunity
HEW
Post Office
Commission On Population and
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