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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1972
Page
3
A reader offers a harsh guide on parenting the second son and critics pop culture themes. Winnipeg teens praise Ann Landers for her stance on a controversial stage act and urge youth clubs to curb violence and sensationalism. The column promotes a booklet titled Teen-Age Sex Ten Ways To Cool It.
Polliwogs and baths fit a modern home while a Delft tile kitchen adds character. A railway bed once cut through the yard. a recovered iron spike box sits on display. Dr. Ann Morgan returns from a Lake Corpus Christi lake vacation. birthday wishes go to Ben Allen Carpenter and Charles Koenig. Mr. and Mrs. Peters celebrate.
The jetliner tragedy list includes Thomas J. Kenny 50 president of the Ziegler Company his wife Roberta 46 and four children Kathleen 21 Daniel 20 Mary Jane 15 and Coleen 13 all from West Bend Wisconsin. They were part of a three week Asia tour organized by Orient Paradise Tours Inc of New York City. Travel companion Andrew Pick 20 also from West Bend was aboard the flight.
Benjamin Frank Griffin, 63, of San Antonio died Wednesday. Born December 24, 1908 in Shawnee, Oklahoma, he had lived in San Antonio 31 years. The body arrives in Cueto Saturday with services at 10 a.m. at Freund Funeral Home Chapel. Burial is in Westhoff Cemetery. Survivors: wife Tonie Griffin. daughters Mrs. George MacDell of Clovis, California, Mrs. Jo Neil Williams of San Antonio, Mrs. Christine Harness of Knoxville, Tennessee. brothers Robert Smith of Renton, Washington, and Arnold Griffin of Bahama.
Funeral services for Rosie L. Gentry 78 who died Tuesday will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at Little Zion Baptist Church with Rev. A Bedford officiating. Burial will follow in Evergreen Cemetery under Jamison Funeral Direction. She is survived by husband Jesse Gentry and one Betty Stell both of Cu-e.
First United Methodist Church will host Vacation Church School from June 19 to 21, 9 to 11:30 a.m. The program is directed by Mrs. Dudley Thomas with Mrs. Bruce Card as assistant director and Mrs. Larry Wolf as music director. Nursery, kindergarten, and grades one through six have dedicated staff led by listed supervisors and teachers. The refreshment committee is headed by Mrs. Wolf and Mrs. W. C. Krueger.
UPI correspondent Barney Seibert reports four Communist rockets struck the U S air base at Da Nang with no damage. A separate 150 mm artillery attack hit a south of Da Nang base. President Thieu tours the war zone visiting Hue and An Loc amid ongoing offensives.
A brief note on translating ideas into clear language to aid wide understanding. It emphasizes the challenge of turning thoughts into words that readers from diverse backgrounds can grasp quickly.
The first monthly Lucky Number bumper sticker contest ended Saturday June 10 with eight winners. Merchants report winners attempting to claim merchandise awards this week after the deadline, clarifying no pre close publication of numbers.
Kissinger's Asia tour and Podgorny's North Vietnam visit spur talk of a Soviet American deal to press Hanoi toward settlement. Officials note Moscow aims to reassure Hanoi no bargain with Washington, while Paris talks on expanding Sino American ties continue.
A series of brief notes from Cuero and Texas State College recounts include Drew Reese elected Treasurer of the Student Veterans Association at Southwest Texas State College, Nina Scarbrough and her mother heading to Hollywood after Las Vegas, and Charlie Richter visiting Cuero. Also noted are Dr. Gillard Reuss visiting with his mother, and gaps about others. In a 1967 note Frederick Lane Zentner is invited onto the Texas area Olympic relay swimming team, works in California for Levi Strauss, and plans UCLA enrollment. Burgess Davis drives to Sabinas to bring home his son Mark from a 10 day Church of Christ choir school. Johnnie and Ernest Cannon plan a Los Angeles trip for a family reunion with her mother aged 89.
Almanac highlights for June 16 include birthdays such as soprano Helen Traubel born 1903 and notable anniversaries. It marks 1871 New York City shrine organization, 1940 Petain seeks peace terms, 1963 Tereshkova in space, 1970 Newark mayor Kenneth Gibson, and a Durant quote on national health.
Despite no new tax and weekend adjournment budget writers pressed on as Welfare Department seeks 26 million more and Mental Health and Mental Retardation requests 21 million more. Mental Health Commissioner David Wade defends the need, saying restraint is essential but insufficient to meet duties.
In Marin County California motorists are warned by the agricultural commissioner's office to beware of West Coast Ladies butterflies. The reddish orange insects have appeared in unexpectedly large numbers due to early and prolonged spring weather, distracting drivers and prompting caution.
The saying notes that a learned person can present arguments with temper and without resorting to insulting terms. It emphasizes restraint and reason in debate over aggression.
A call emphasizes the need for a bold legislative session as voters head into an election year. It argues Congress should enact meaningful reforms and show resolve on key issues despite political pressure.
The SACB has limited powers after decades of court and congressional action. A 1967 shift left hearings and reports as its sole duties. Nixon’s executive order broadened scope to include totalitarian and violent groups triggering backlash in Congress and civil rights circles. Senator Hruska defended retention as vital to monitor groups like Weather Underground, Black Panthers, and YIP.
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