Birthday greetings and hospital update from Cuero
Congratulations go to Mrs. Ervin Albrecht on her birthday. Jack H. Boothe is hospitalized in San Antonio awaiting surgery at Santa Rosa Hospital in Room G-913-01. Happy birthday to Mrs. Margaret Redmond. Bennie Theilengerdes and wife visited their daughter’s family in Seguin. Mrs. Taylor marked a birthday anniversary. Vicki Lynn Kite visits grandparents in Cuero for two weeks. Jim Carlton and family from Shreveport arrive Friday to visit Mrs. Corinne Carlton. Polly Howerton reports from The Record on a European tour with Mrs. Rosemary Kokonut. they fly Paris to Athens and plan a four day boat trip in the Greek islands. Favie Adcock returned from Springfield Missouri to be with her brother John Adcock and family.
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Jack H. Boothe
San Antonio
Santa Rosa
Mr. Boothe
Bennie Theilengerdes
Doug Taylor
Seguin
Taylor
Jim Carlton
Shreveport
Louisiana
Cuero
Carlton
Corinne Carlton
Polly Howerton
Record Staff
Rosemary Kokonut
Gonzales
Paris
Athens
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals at Cuero and Burns
Cuero Hospital admissions include Mrs Katie Kinsey. Dismissals include Clarence Lee. Burns Hospital admits Annabelle Hank Mickey Hogan and Sister Stanislas. Kenneth Machicek is discharged.
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Cuero Hospital
Katie Kinsey
Clarence Lee
Annabelle Hank
Mickey Hogan
Sister Stanislas
Kenneth Machi
Presbyterian Synods Agree On Merger
The Synod of Texas and the Texas Synod agreed to unite creating five subdivisions and a joint publication Texas Presbyterian. A joint executive will lead the merged body with the merger to be completed by January 1 1972 and commissions to study wider regional mergers with Oklahoma Arkansas and possibly New Mexico.
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San Antonio, Tex
UPT
Synod of Texas
The
United Presbyterian Church USA
Texas Presbyterians
Texas Synod of the Presbyterian Church of the United States
Texas Synod
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
New Mexico
Texas Presbyterian
Ordered to Leave London After Drug Possession Plea
Former American stockbroker Roger Bonner Lewis, 29, was ordered to depart Britain after admitting possession of drugs enough for more than 10 000 hallucinogenic trips. He was released on two bonds of 1200 dollars each on condition he leave immediately for U S medical treatment.
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London
UPI
Roger Bonner Lewis
Britain
Lewis
United States
Charlotte Cushman’s dramatic life and Newport era
The record traces Charlotte Cushman born 1816 Boston rising as a contralto and Shakespearean star. She toured England and acted in Oliver Twist’s Nancy Sykes, retired to England and Italy, then returned in 1870 for dramatic readings. Her final performance occurred in Easton and funeral in Boston.
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England
Vanderbilt
Astor
Boston
Nancy Sykes
London
Charlotte
U.S
Italy
Susan
Romeo
Juliet
Easton
Quotes From The News
Al Fatan Guerrilla official urges King Hussein to meet demands or face action by Palestinian and Jordanian peoples. Cambodian ambassador calls for US military aid and Asian support if US troops withdraw. Senator Byrd compares proposed Cambodia policy to a new Maginot line. White House names John Ehrlichman chief of staff for a new Domestic Affairs Council chaired by Nixon. Secretary Rogers and Laird not involved.
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Beirut
al Fatan
Hussein of
Jordan
Hussein
Washington
U. S
Sonn Voeunsai
United States
Cambodia
White House
John D. Ehrlichman
Domestic Affairs Council
Nixon
William P. Rogers
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Shultz
Parchment Hires Jack Koch as New Head Coach
Parchment High School names Jack Koch from Jackson Parkside High School as the new head football coach. Koch, a line coach by trade, will lead the Parchment team next season with the nickname Coach.
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Parchment, Mich
Parchment High
Jack Koch
Jackson Parkside High School
Koch
NIXON SHIFTS SHULTZ AND FINCH TO NEW AGENCY
Senate Democratic Leader Mansfield said the transfers would improve the administration's outlook as Schultz heads the newly formed agency created to replace the Budget Bureau. Mayo moves from budget director to White House counselor while Nixon discusses the reshuffle with reporters in the Rose Garden.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Shultz
Finch
Schultz
Mansfield
Nixon
Congress
Budget Bureau
Robert P. Mayo
White House
State Rep Request Targets Visual Campaign Pollution
Michigan State Representative Loren Anderson urged all candidates for state offices to remove posters and campaign materials after elections to curb visual pollution. Rome reports actor Gino Cervi, famed as Peppone, won a Rome area regional council seat with the Liberal party and prepares to reprise the role in a new film Don Camillo Peppone and the Youth of Today.
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Lansing
Mich
Loren Anderson
Rpontiac
Rome
UPN
Gino Cervi
Peppone
Don Camillo
Rome Area
Liberal Party
Thorland explosion leaves nine crewmen missing off Tanzania
Cape Town an official said nine crewmen were missing and presumed dead after an explosion aboard the South African managed tanker Thorland off the Tanzanian coast. Fifty two survivors were rescued by the Swedish freighter Bioermagne, including Thorland captain A C Alexander. The blast occurred Tuesday during tank cleaning.
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Cape Town
South Africa
UPI
Bioermagne
A. C. Alexander
Thorland
Overlapping Functions Discussed by Executive Office
The executive office outlined a plan noting substantial overlap between the two functions and described how to implement and evaluate the approach. The remarks emphasized joint responsibilities and coordinated execution to improve outcomes.
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Office of Executive Management
Cuero Record Classified Highlights
Cuero Record classifieds feature local notices job offers property sales and personal notices. Shifts in listings reflect community needs with updated prices and contact details for buyers sellers and job seekers.
Cuero Group Heads to Texas Municipal League Talks
Cuero city officials and their wives will attend the regional Texas Municipal League meeting at the Victoria Community Center tonight at 7 30. Attending are Mayor Jack Edgar and councilmen Weatherly Coppedge Reiffert Post, plus City Manager Wil Cockrell who plans to travel to Dallas for the Texas City Managers Association spring meeting Saturday through Tuesday.
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Cuero
Texas Municipal League
Victoria Community Center
Jack Edgar
H. E. Weatherly
Dick Coppedge
Jimmie Reiffert
Robert Post
Wil Cockrell
Cockrell
Dallas
Texas City Managers Association
VonRosenberg Sr. Tessie A. dies in Yoakum at 73
Services for Tessie A. VonRosenberg Sr. 73 of Yoakum were held at Buffington Chapel with Aries Teston officiating. Burial followed in Restland Memorial Park. He was a retired California architect and engineer, World War I veteran, and 1916 Texas A&M graduate. Survivors include Sophronia L. VonRosenberg and Leslie A. VonRosenberg, both of Yoakum.
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L. A. Vonrosenberg
Tessie A. VonRosenberg
Yoakum
Buffington Chapel
Aries Teston
Christian Science Reader
Restland Memorial Park
Mr. VonRosenberg
California
FE. Genziles St
Hallettsville
Texas A&m University
Sophronia L. VonRosenberg
Leslie A. VonRosenberg
Rice Loses 2 Grid Stars On Academics
Rice University loses key football players Rodrito Barnes and Ron Arceneaux to scholastic ineligibility. Barnes, a top middle linebacker, and Arceneaux, a freshman flanker, failed to meet the NCAA 1.6 GPA standard. Both may regain eligibility by next spring. Coach Bo Hagan vows to regroup and rely on other standouts.
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Houston
UPI
Rice University
Rodrigo Barnes
Rice
Ron Arceneaux
New Orleans
Arceneaux
Owls
Barnes
Bo Hagan
Hagan
Volpe Approves 8.7 Million for Pittsburgh Skybus Plan
Transportation Secretary John A. Volpe announced an 8.7 million grant for initial engineering of Pittsburghs controversial skybus mass transit plan. The skybus network totaling 12.2 million will connect the Golden Triangle downtown with South Hill suburb and uses fully automated electric vehicles with over 100 passenger capacity.
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Washington
UPD Transportation
John A. Volpe
Pittsburgh
Golden Triangle
South Hill
Officers Installed by Cuero Chapter 618 Eastern Star
Cuero Chapter 618 of the Order of the Eastern Star held a Tuesday installation for its officers. New officers include Mrs. Linas Steen as worthy matron and Charles Kilpatrick as worthy patron with several other matron, patron, secretary, treasurer, conductress, organist and warder roles filled.
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Cuero
Order of the Eastern Star
Linas Steen
Charles Kilpatrick
Otha Eaves
Lyda Boothe
H. F. Weatherly
Jack Edgar
Lucy Shelton
Doris Ware
Cecelia Sehott
Willie May Hoffman
Ada
Kilpatrick
Ruth
Jack D. Clark
Esther
Henry Luddeke
Martha
J. D. Bauer
Electa
Ruby Lee Bennett
Warder
H. E. Weatherly
Sentinel
Steen
Edgar Atzenhoffer
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