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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1971
Page
4
The editorial argues that people often quarrel over minor issues despite shared blessings and traditional institutions provide vast good. It urges proper appreciation of the country’s enduring benefits and the positive role of longstanding structures in society.
In Washington experts Kalonsky and Moore told the National Commission that regular marijuana use risks disturbing self awareness, apathy, confusion, and poor testing in all individuals from healthy teens to neurotic patients. They warned ill people may worsen and healthy individuals may become symptomatic with prolonged exposure. Some scientists dispute these warnings, likening them to past cigarette cautions.
Florida joins the no fault trend as the House passes a no fault divorce bill by 70 to 40 and sends it to the Governor. Proponents say it ends fault based accusations and perjury while curbing racketeers and costly alimony in cases without children.
A reflective quip on right versus wrong and the demand for unity. It notes that disputes over what is right persist and that people often want others to conform to their own views, while personal habit and stubbornness resist advice.
An Anthony Miarrigan column denounces federal court influence on public education. It argues bussing and race based decisions erode learning aims, cites Supreme Court shifts, and warns of regional bias and government overreach while noting an amid hay crop statistic and farm equipment note.
UPI almanac notes June 13 as the 161st day of the year with the moon between full and last quarter. It highlights birth of U S Army Gen Winfield Scott in 1788 and historical marks such as the 1877 start of the Russo Turkish War and 1944 Germany's buzz bomb offensive. It also mentions Jim Braddock beating Max Baer for the heavyweight title in 1935 and Yeats born on this date.
A shopper in the suburbs spots a woman parked with folded arms and asks if she will pull out. She delays, claiming “not right more minutes on the parking meter” to satisfy her husband’s demand to stop wasting money. The piece blends a stray encounter with odd, verbose cultural notes and unrelated historical oddities from feature material.
Fragmentary crossword clues and scattered entries appear from a dated page, with odd spellings and misprints. The readable items mention Crow, Waterton, Night before, clayey, tiny brook, Detratt, and various stray terms suggesting an old Penmian empire and composer references.
President Kenedy cancels a scheduled lunch speech before the U S Conference of Mayors in Washington due to a back ailment. Partly cloudy weather covers most of Texas. Iranian Premier All Amini reveals aid to earthquake victims in a southern Iran mudhut village where at least 50 people die. Si Ghurehill departs Ascot races as Winston plans other events.
Ben Prause reorganized his band as Coin Turkey Trotters to play western music. A rainy day parade featured a Kiddie Parade in Yoskuin with Sharon Rae Bauer in first place and other local children in storybook attire.
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