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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1971
Page
2
The White House weighs a plan to exempt the top three Civil Service grades from federal income tax on portions of their salaries. Critics say tax relief would widen inequality, arguing exemptions belong to all citizens, not an elite class benefiting from taxpayers' money.
The Vietnam issue fades as unemployment drives electoral strategy. Hodgson’s proposal to raise the minimum wage to 1.80 by 1972 and to 2 by 1974 faces opposition from Democrats who want higher boosts. Critics warn higher wages spur job losses, while proponents argue any rise spurs relief reliance.
A lengthy Viewpoint argues against swift anger at Lieutenant William Calley’s verdict, claiming it reflects broader U S appeasement and weakness in Vietnam policy. It asserts leaders from Kennedy to Nixon discouraged victory, linking Calley to national dishonor and urging reversal to restore anti communist resolve.
Puzzle fragment lists across and down clues with misspelled terms and scattered words. Odder entries include Orinovo and Lege, suggesting a cryptic or damaged crossword page segment with inconsistent letterings and partial clue text.
A fragmentary text notes variations in length and formation of words with differing code letters. It mentions single letters and suggests a comparison of letter sequences across forms. No clear event, person, or place is identifiable from the readable portion.
A clipped feature notes a Saturday wiry plaque tribute featuring the quote Gratitude 18 not only the greatest of virtues but the parent of all the others by Cicero. It presents a brief feature on the display and its impact.
Night Club comics and Las Vegas entertainers revel in scathing jokes about pollution. A comic claims he aired a tire air into his tires, and two of the performers died in a grim gag. An AM syndicated piece from Bennett Cerf notes playful satire and brisk Broadway misadventure amidst the Paris sign and a cheeky brain shot quip.
The Black Star Press will publish its first book The Political Thought of James Forman, tied to reparations and class revolution. The work cites The Virginia Churchman and ties to church funding, with historical references to figures and events from 1930s to 1940s.
The June 7 1971 almanac notes moon phases and morning and evening stars, lists Gemini as sun sign, and mentions Beau Brummell born on this date. It reports Lord Calverley Rodney Mutt becoming a police constable, plus a stat about average American family annual consumption of cereals and essentials.
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