Cuero notes on Centennial plans and local happenings
Polly Howerton reports Cuero social notes from a cool evening. Parade plans include range turkeys leading the procession and residents hope for rain. The Gables restaurant on The Point, renamed and redecorated, overlooks the Guadalupe river near a renewed open air theatre. Cuero natives Val and Mary Gohmert move to Kerrville while brother Bill dies in Oklahoma. Local painters Helen Van Buren and Genevieve Richter exchange works, and San Antonio visitors the Landrigans are in town.
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Mayor's Entry Wins Race at Armadillo Exposition
Cuero Mayor Jack Edgar's entry won the feature rate at the second Armadillo Exposition in Victoria Texas. The three day event drew about 3000 spectators who enjoyed shell races, carnival rides, cigarette rolling and body painting contests, and a tuba blow-off.
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Porter returns to Vietnam talks with no new proposals
William J. Porter arrives at Orly Airport resuming duties as head of the U S delegation to Vietnam peace talks. He says the goal remains a negotiated settlement and that current proposals form a good basis while the United States would be flexible if discussions become serious. The talks are deadlocked with Hanoi and the Viet Cong refusing to negotiate.
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Fly Old Glory On June 14
District 24 Commander A W Schaffner urges LOYAL and PATRIOTIC Americans to display Old Glory for National Flag Day on Wednesday June 14 in Cuero Texas. He notes Cuero’s ALL AMERICAN CITY recognition and calls residents to publicly show allegiance, promising a feel of pride and urging continued patriotic displays through July 4 and beyond.
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U. S. Fighter Bombers Hit Major N Vietnam Plant
U S Air Force fighter bomber raids knocked out Lang Chi hydroelectric plant 65 miles northwest of Hanoi leaving the plant completely nonoperational. B52s joined strikes on targets near the DMZ and Dong Hoi while losses included several helicopters and one Navy Intruder crash with crews missing.
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South Dakota Flood Death Toll Passes 200
Rapid City reports more than 200 dead after a dam burst unleashed floodwaters across the Black Hills. Search teams with dogs worked through the night in muddy ruins as officials noted possible duplication in fatalities. Senator McGovern visited the flood area by helicopter amid widespread destruction.
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Washington
Seven Hurt In Collision Near Cuero At U S 183
Seven persons were injured Sunday in a two car crash at the intersection of U S Highway 183 and Farm Road 237 near Cuero at about 3 15 p m. The Metting family from Victoria were treated at Yorktown Memorial Hospital and then Victoria hospital. The Yelder party from Kerns, Texas received medical care at Cuero Community Hospital. Highway Patrolman Robert Dobbins led the investigation.
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Victoria
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Kerns
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Herschel Yelder
Esther Yelder
Tamika Yelder
Reece Porter
Cuero Community Hospital
Robert Dobbins
Kerrville Man Pleads Guilty in Cuerotte Case for 50 Years
James Woodyard, 24, of Kerrville, pleaded guilty to the murder of Claudia Mason and received a 50 year sentence. An autopsy found suffocation and sexual mistreatment. He also got a concurrent 50 year term for an incident involving an underage Kerrville woman. He waived a jury and was sent to prison.
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Kerr County
Texas Department of Corrections
Tragic Wreck In LouisianaKills Twelve In Pickup Collision
In Shady Nook Louisiana a semitrailer struck a pickup carrying thirteen children as it slowed to turn onto a dirt road. Twelve people died including several children. two children and the driver survived. The driver Gus Wiley, 24, of DeVille was hospitalized in shock.
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Very Best Time Parents Spend on Children
A Times of Marshalltown piece argues the best investment for children is parental time rather than money, urging caregivers to prioritize presence and attention over gifts. It emphasizes daily interactions and steady involvement as keys to child development.
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Foreign Dignitaries Flocking to Peking and Trade Talks
British Foreign Secretary Alec Douglas-Home may visit Peking by late October with hopes for expanded trade of about 70 million dollars per year in each direction. Prime Minister Edward Heath also seeks a visit as talks require reciprocal visits.
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To Peking successor in Tokyo hosts foreign corps event
The report notes Peking's successor in Tokyo plans a high profile reception at the Imperial Hotel inviting the entire foreign diplomatic corps and foreign correspondents. It also mentions More being considered for ambassadorial appointment to a key country.
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