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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1971
Page
4
A June Readers Digest piece notes new approaches for millions with slightly high blood pressure. It highlights under treatment among 29 million Americans and urges awareness of symptoms and self monitoring alongside diet, exercise, and salt reduction.
June highlights include West Virginia Day on the 20th marking 1863 statehood, the Constitution's ratification on the 21st in 1788, and osteopathy's beginnings on the 22nd in 1874. Other entries note St John and St Peter days, George Custer’s Little Bighorn defeat on the 25th, U S troop landings in France on the 26th in 1917, Helen Keller’s birthday on the 27th, and the Sarajevo assassination sparking WWI on the 28th.
The article recounts the June 17, 1775 clash at Bunker Hill near Boston. It notes American forces of about 16,000 and British numbers around 10,000, the martial law threat, and the British bayonet assault that secured the hill at a heavy cost for both sides.
A long personal letter depicts a mother’s heartbreak over her daughter who has joined communism. The piece critiques leftist media and university influence, arguing it corrupts youth and endangers American values as Emerson’s words frame civilization by its people.
In Bishopsgourne England Susan Wright 20 used a parish magazine ad to invite the whole village of about 300 residents to her wedding avoiding offense by including everyone on the guest list.
Crossword clues include terms like misplace commiseration police action and pirate slang as readers seek solutions for across and down entries featuring names and places such as Genoa and Indian city with hints about Fidel and Adenauer times.
Puzzle text shows a cryptogram with clues and a quoted maxim about husbands. It lists letter substitutions, word hints, and references to tides of the cryptogram featuring A X mappings and a sample quote from 1971 syndicate material.
The National Chair of The Highway Safety Foundation promotes a mandatory seat belt law in Ohio, claiming it could save a thousand lives in the first year and cut injuries by up to 2 percent. The study notes low voluntary use, ineffective campaigns, and compares air travel compliance to driving. It cites enforcement feasibility and predicts broad national impact if adopted nationwide.
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