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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1970
Page
4
An editorial notes the Seminole Indians won a $12.347 million claim against the U S government for land taken after 19th century treaties. About $7 million remains for roughly 5,000 Seminoles averaging $1,500 each, seen as overdue justice and a final closure to a century and a half dispute.
The Nixon administration backs legislation to strengthen warranties on new cars and appliances. The bill would empower the FTC to set standards and require clear language and consumers could sue for damages if violated. Passage is urged with little opposition and urgency.
A humorous Bennett Cerf piece from 1970 surveys quick quips and brief vignettes. It satirizes a Maryknoll nun talk, seaside village oddities, and comic exchanges with a playful, punchy tone.
The Nixon administration backs a treaty renouncing US rights to seabed resources beyond 200 meters. Critics warn it would yield vast US wealth to an international regime and royalties for developing countries. The piece notes US lead in ocean tech and predicts deeper drilling could come within five to ten years.
The National Petroleum Council warns against internationalizing seabed resources off the American coast. It urges the United States to assert rights over the continental shelf and continental rise, arguing such a regime would deprive Americans of wealth and burden taxpayers with subsidies.
A readable page fragment presents a daily crossword with numbered across and down clues plus a cryptoquote by Longfellow. It includes sample letters for a substitution cipher and notes yesterday's quote by FATE BROOKS. The text resembles a vintage features page with year 1970 by Tong Features Syndicate.
This item surveys figures tied to New York and film industry shifts. Maurice Chevalier denies farewell tours while Lyndon Johnson TV interviews loom. Movie productions shift to Hollywood for cost, with New York labor 20 percent higher. Jerry Lewis interviews, X-rated bans, and plans for Sonny and Cher performances are noted alongside theater and festival preparations.
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