Local Social Notes and Army Adieus From Cuero
Cuero residents share visits hospital news honors and birthdays. Mrs Jim Butler and son Jason visit from Bossier City La stay with her family. Don Gips Navy veteran now in Cuero with wife Sue Blackwell. Jo Ann Frers Karen Gohmert named to Victoria College honor roll. Birthday wishes to Mrs W B McClung and SP4 Lynn Moore visiting from Hanover Germany.
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Jim Butler
Jason
Bossier City
Harry Holster
Holster
U. S. Navy
Don Gips
U.S.S. Higby
San Diego
Calif
Sue Blackwell
Cuero
Don
Clifton Gips
Jo Ann Frers
Karen Gohmert
Victoria College
Lynn Moore
Hanover
Germany
Afr
K Moore
Ten Indicted By DeWitt Grand Jury
The DeWitt 24th Judicial District Grand Jury returned sixteen indictments against nineteen people this morning. Kenneth Royal Enoch faces felony theft charges, Jimmy Sierra is indicted for driving while intoxicated as a subsequent offense, William J. Holster for two counts of forgery and passing, Jerry Hayes Caraway for theft by bailee and received a 10 year probation after pleading guilty. Also charged are Chester Steen with statutory rape Leo Villereal with burglary of a coin operated machine Arthur Baker with perjury and Frank Hiram Bryant with DWI a subsequent offense. Additional indictments include two cases of embezzlement and one statutory rape.
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24Th Judicial District
Kenneth Royal Enoch
Jimmy Sierra
William J. Holster
Jerry Hayes Caraway
Chester Steen
Leo Villereal
Arthur Baker
Frank Hiram Bryant
Mrs Steen To Attend Bush for Senate Workshop
Cuero resident Mrs Lias B Steen will attend a state workshop for county leaders of the George Bush for Senate campaign in Houston June 12 13. The event aims to train about 409 county committees with campaign technique seminars and talks by Republican leaders including Senator John G Tower and Representatives Hammerschmidt and Bellmon.
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Lias B. Steen
Cuero
George Bush
Senate
Houston
Bush
Congress
U. S. Senate
Whch
Go Cies
Exas
John G. Tower
Wil
Sattows
Sen Henry Bellma
Oklahoma
Rep
John Paul Hammerschmid
Arkansas
Bouton Seeks Astros Support After Ball Four Furor
Jim Bouton met privately with Houston manager Harry Walker to thank him for support amid the Ball Four controversy. Walker said Bouton hoped to keep pitching for Houston and that he would judge Bouton by his on field performance.
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UPI
Houston
Jim Bouton
Harry Walker
Houston Astros
Bouton
Walker
Jack Billingham
Billingham
Rusty Staub
Montreal Expos
New York
Jim “Bear
Owens
New EK Arrivals
Mr. and Mrs. James Griffin of Cuero welcome a baby boy born today at 9 25 a.m. He weighs six pounds eleven ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Griffin
Cuero
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Log
Admissions include Helen Pullin Mary Helen Aldis Denise Brown Hettie Mundt Sister Pauline Marie and Sister Alphonse. Dismissals include Mrs Beth Chodre Mrs Joyce Chodre Henry Hoehne and Mrs Annie Wolters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Pullin
Mary Helen Aldis
Beth Chodre
Joyce Chodre
James Griffin
Denise Brown
Hettie Mundt
Pauline Marie
Alphonse
Henry Hoehne
Annie Wolters
Funeral services for Mrs Marie Wohlert Ideus
Marie Wohlert Ideus age 98 of Meyersville dies at home Wednesday. Services at 3 p m tomorrow at St John s Lutheran Church Meyersville with Rev Milroy Gregor officiating. Burial in St John s Lutheran Cemetery. She is survived by two sons Edward and Werner Ideus of Meyersville, four daughters Bertha Haun Meta Ideus Erna Diebel and Mary Peavy, a brother Gus Hasdorff, two sisters Louise Schorlemmer and Sophie Wauson, 11 grandchildren 29 great grandchildren and seven great great grandchildren.
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Marie Wohlert Ideas
Meyersville
St. John's Lutheran Church
Milroy Gregor
Oak Memorial Funeral Home
St. John's Lutheran Cemetery
Oak Memorial
Ideus
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Edward Ideus
Werner Ideus
A. B
Bertha) Haun
Meta Ideus
Erna Diebel
Cuero
Mary Peavy
Austin
Gus Hasdorff
Yorktown
Louise Schorlemmer
San Antonio
Sophie Wauson
Nixon argues critics helped slow Vietnam War progress
President Nixon said an unprecedented barrage of criticism helped avert an immediate danger to American troops in Vietnam and gave South Vietnam time to train. He urged Hanoi to resume meaningful negotiations, reaffirmed offers at the peace conference, and warned that further North Vietnamese attacks would meet strong action.
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Vietnam
Nixon
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Church Women Continue List Of Coordinators
Mrs. Bama T. Hodge Mrs. Carmen Brown Mrs. Henry Luddeke Sr. Mrs. Lem Duderstadt Jr. Mrs. Mary Beth Poth Mrs. Bea Stean Myrs Lois Wheeler and Mrs. Mabe Claire Bell listed as coordinators for church women's event continuing on page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bama T. Hodge
Carmen Brown
Henry Luddeke Sr
Lem Duderstadt Jr
Mary Beth Poth
Bea Stean
MyYs Lois Wheeler
Mabe Claire Bell
Hedgehog Rescued With Brandy After Pond Sighting
Peter Thawley of Brandy helped revive a hedgehog found floating in a pond in Skegness England. He used a bicycle pump to revive the animal then fed it spoonfuls of brandy before the hedgehog waddled away into the woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skegness
England
UPI
Peter Thawley
Thawley
Gypsy Fortunes Seer Eva Petulengro Reports Ball Theft
Brighton England police report a theft of a crystal ball from a friend’s parked car. Gypsy fortune teller Eva Petulengro says the ball vanished, prompting local interest in the missing item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
England
UPI
Eva Petulengro
Major Cities Split Urged To Restore Livable Communities
UPI reports Dr. Hubert G. Locke argues America's big cities are ungovernable and must be broken into smaller self governing units. He proposes decentralization to restore community identity and participation, with potential for control by Black communities and use of locally based professionals.
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Washington
UPI
America
Hubert G. Locke
Detroit
Wayne State University
Locke
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Case Settled Without Jury Before District Court
The 24th District Jury met at 9 am in District Court but the case was settled without a jury and the members were dismissed by Judge Joe E. Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe E. Kelly
Governor outlines topics for luncheon consultation session
Gov Smith lists discussion subjects for attendees including airport planning health services water quality tourism and coastal fisheries. Speakers include Murphy Silman Kelly Pierce Baker and Leary representing various state agencies. Staples Lanham and Manhorter will present preliminary remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Murphy
Texas Aeronautical Commission
Gary Silman
Governor’s Office of Comprehensive Health Planning
Thomas A. Kelly
Texas Water Quality Board
Richard Pierce
Texas Highway Department
Runoffs Feature Backing from Labor and Conservative Opposition
The runoff shows organized labor backing a moderate conservative candidate while Shipley runs as a strong conservative with 26 percent in the first primary. In Amarillo two conservatives vie for the Hazlewood seat as nephew Jack Hazlewood and Max Sherman lead May ballots. Incumbents Billy Williamson and Aubry Moore face challengers, Newman withdraws leaving Von Dohlen as Democratic nominee. Dallas hosts a lone Republican runoff between Cantrell and Pittman to challenge Semos in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organized Labor
Shipley
Amarillo
Grady Hazlewood
Jack Hazlewood
Max Sherman
Newman
Billy Williamson
Tyler
John Oliver Brown
University of Texas
Aubry L. Moore
Hillsboro
John Potts
Terry Newman
Cuero
Tim von Dohlen
Goliad
von Dohlen
Texas
Dallas
C. E. Cantrell
John Pittman
Christ V. Semos
Yoakum pageant and rodeo events headline local fair
Tom Tom is crowned bathing beauty in a Yoakum revue with Miss Brewer’s daughter among contestants. Judges include Jeanne Hermes and Otis St Clair. Rodeo features calf scramble, bareback riding, calf roping, saddle bronc, steer wrestling, and a ladies barred race. Attendance prize, Old Fiddler’s Contest, and Geana Tom Tom parade noted.
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Miss Brewer
Damon Brewer
Yoakum
Miss Vaughn
Yvonne DuBose
Smiley
Lynn McElroy
Victoria
Beverly Karen Schwab
Yorktown
Barbara McGehee
Jennifer Zak
Inez
Vickie McGehee
Dolores Trojak
Cheryl Home
Frank Harris
West Columbia
SRA
Peck Crowned Massachusetts Dairy Festival Champion Milker
Rep. Raymond S Peck of Dartmouth won top honors for the fifth straight year at the Massachusetts Dairy Festival contest held on Boston Common. The event is staged on the common by charter provision reserving the space for public use and cattle grazing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
UPI
Raymond S$, Peck
Dartmouth
Cowmilker
Peck
Boston Common
Cattel
Romania Faces New Flood Surge Across Tran sylvania and Banat
Heavy rains overflow rivers again inundating farm lands and industrial areas. Averpres reports rivers in Transylvania and Banat regions swollen as floods deepen the disaster in Romania.
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Bucharest
UPI
Romania
Averpres
Transylvania
Banat
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Cuero Publishing Co
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