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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1972
Page
2
Aries to Pisces forecasts highlight problem solving, leadership, and pragmatic action. Notable figures born today include Henry Ford, Casey Stengel, and Paul Anka, with talents spanning business, politics, journalism, and music.
On this day in 1972 events include Henry Ford born in 1863 and Apollo 15 landing in 1971. UPI notes waves formed in 1942 and a 1967 Bamboo Curtain purge report. Hollywood film Call of the Wild starring Charlton Heston shot on location in Norway due to snow reliability.
Dr. Crane notes a National Council of Churches survey showing ten major Protestant denominations hold cash investments exceeding $200 million in military contractors. He cites church clinics aiding draft dodgers and asks why churches condemn war while funding weapon makers.
A critical column accuses churches of investing in war industries while preaching peace. It cites denominations and sums from United Methodist to Presbyterians, arguing such funding betrays Nehemiah’s call to moral action and patient reform.
Kathy McKenna daughter of Mr and Mrs John McKenna 207 Kent will represent the Yoakum Chamber of Commerce in the Austin Aqua Festival on August 9. She starts UT freshman year this fall and was Miss Tom Tom of Yoakum in 1971 and second runner up Miss Lost Pines 1971. Kathy White Miss Austin Aqua Beauty 1971 will be the official hostess for the Austin event.
Practical moving ideas include color coded rooms and labeled boxes to reduce confusion. Other notes advise planning kitchen access from the garage, space for a freezer, and a functional utility room, plus a call for more women in home design and simple paraffin canning tips.
Nixon sought treatment from Dr. Arnold Hutschnecker beginning in 1952 at a New York office, with observers recalling visits into the early 1960s. The doctor stated he saw no mental illness in Nixon and praised his intellect and listening. The story outlines sparse treatment claims and the political reaction after the 1968 election.
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