Polliwogs and Local Happenings in Cuero News
Local column notes two old photographs of Salome Hospital Cuero and Bailey Hotel. Community updates include home painting projects on Terrell Street and North Esplanade, a Pythian Sisters gathering, Father’s Day wishes, family visits, a Montreal minor league pitcher’s 4 4 2 record, and a family moving from San Antonio to Cuero. Also reports on Texas motorist insurance rate projections and state Insurance Board nominations before Senate vote.
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A. C. Bichole
Salome Hospital
Cuero
Bailey Hotel
Austin
UPD
State Insurance Board
Texas
Durwood Manford
Larry ‘Teaver
Preston Smith
Senate
Teaver
A. R. Schwartz
Dalveston
Manford
Schwartz
Israeli Gunners Fire On Lebanon In Retaliation
Israeli gunners fired into southern Lebanon early today in retaliation for rockets hit on Kiriat Shmona and Kfar Giladi. No casualties or damage reported. Arab commandos suspected. A second shelling from Ramat Magshimin to the Golan Heights also caused no injuries.
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United Press
Lebanon
Kiriat Shmona
Kfar Giladi
Tel Aviv
Ramat Magshimin
Golan Heights
Methodists To Hear Experiences In Lay Witness Mission
Cuero's First United Methodist Church invites congregants to hear Lay Witness Mission testimonies this Sunday at 11 a.m. from Goliad participants Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Cunningham Milton Williams George Schroeter Jeff Davis a youth, previewing the evangelism program's impact in local churches.
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Cuetn
First
United Methodist Church
Congress Tion
Eld
Goliad
Hunter Cunningham
Milton Williams
George Schroeter
Jeff Davis
Complaints Filed In Justice Court
Complaints filed in the past week in Justice of the Peace Albert Lry's office list names and charges. Horace Ells of Hallettsville faces gross weight violations, Harold William Damm of Montalba speeding, Ross Kenneth Hill of Port Lavaca speeding, Harold Lee Irvin of Pett peeding, Jesse Guzman of San Antonio speeding, Charles Martines of Corpus Christi speeding, Johnny Rae Kubecka of Cuero improper left turn, John Lloyd Wright of Los Fresnos running a red light, Vernon Karb of Victoria over width, Andy Dwayne Hardin of Cuero failed to give one half roadway, James Green of Refugio over gross weight, May of Cuero over weight, Jimmy Solise of Cuero over gross weight, Francisco Gomez of Cuero over gross weight.
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Sunes
Office of Justice of the Peace
Albert. Lry
Horace El-ls
Halletsville
John Lloyd Wright
Los Fresnos
Vernon Karb
Victoria
Andy Dwayne Hardin
Rt 4
Cuero
James Green
Refugio
May
Jimmy Solise
Francisco Gomez
Cueroite Named To Council
Sylvia Orozco of Cuero is named to the Youth Council by the American Legion Auxiliary unit in Cuero. Orozco, daughter of Primo and Mrs. Orozco, attends Texas Lutheran College Girls State program selection based on character leadership scholarship and physical fitness.
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Lederland
American Legion Auxiliary Bluchonnet Girls State
Sylvia Orozco
Cue
Th Youth Council
Orozco
Primo Orozco
Federalist Party
Iris
State House of Represen Sive
American Lessons Auxiliary Unit No. 3
Cuero
Is State
Girls State
Texas Luther Aan College
Draft Call For Five Youths In DeWitt Area
Five youths in the DeWitt Goliad Coxing area are slated for induction in August as part of a new draft call. Byronet Board No 34 confirms twenty five men will receive preinduction Army Forces Examinations orders. State director Melvin N. notes an expected 35 rise in preinduction numbers for calendar year.
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DeWitt Goliad
Selerve Servi
Byronet Board No. 34
Melvin
State
Baptists To Hold Open House at New Parsonage
First Baptist Church invites pastors and congregations to open house at the new parsonage on Johnwin Street. Rev. Bob Hairston will host tours on Sunday June 25, with the event heated for comfort during visits.
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First Baptist Church
New Parsinae
Cording
Bob Hairston
Johnwin St
S Viets Fight Off Communist Attack Near Hue
South Vietnamese paratroopers backed by U S air power repelled a large North Vietnamese assault across the My Canh River near Hue. U S aircraft and on the ground, government forces claimed 18 tanks destroyed and about 146 enemy dead, with one paratrooper killed and nine wounded.
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Arthur Igbee
Qung ‘Tri
Hue
Communist
Tri Province
Troop 242 Returns From Camp Lost Pines
Amry pay scouts from troop 22 of Cuero, led by Scoutmaster John C Husnilom, returned from a week at Lost Pines Scout Reservation near Bastrop. This was the first year for Troop 282 at Lost Pines with Pine Scouts attending for the first time. Raccoon Patrol members are Terry Cogins Perry Comins John Cogkins and Mike Grinder. Flaming Arrow Patrol members include Roby Jackie Lee Larry Wil Steve Gonzales and Leo Gonzales Longhorn Patrol includes John Scott Emil Garza Thomas Lempa.
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Amry
Cuero
John C. Husnilom
Lost Pines
Bastrop
Lost
Pine
Aretendance
Last Pines
Raccoon
Terry Cogins
Perry Comins
John Cogkins
Mike Grinder
Flaming Arrow
Roby
Jackie Lee
Larry Wil
Steve Gonzales
Leo Gonzales
Longhorn Patrol
John Scott Emil Garza
Thomas Lempa
Sea Troop 242
Cuero Earns Second in Beautify Texas Contest
Cuero placed second in its population category during the Beautify Texas contest. The city was praised at the annual meeting in San Antonio with Gov Preston Smith delivering remarks at the luncheon. Polain and Henderson spoke for Cuero alongside Chamber of Commerce members. Kilgore won first place in the 5,000 to 10,000 population category.
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Cuers
Texas
Tesse Cornell
San Ante
Dewey Henderson
Chamber of
Bob Armiison
Terug
Four Students Honored By College For Distinction
Texans A and M University registrar Robert A. Lacey announced four students named Distinguished Student. The undergraduates earned at least a 4.25 GPA on a 4.0 scale during the term, reflecting strong academic achievement and college distinction.
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Ing
Texans A&m University
Robert A. Lacey
Agnes toll climbs as storm rakes East Coast death toll 51
Agnes drenches the East with heavy rains over a 25 mile band. Dozens of communities isolated and highways blocked by floods and slides. Susquehanna River rises toward a record crest as Pennsylvania Governor Shapp mobilizes National Guard. Local fatalities span Pennsylvania Virginia Maryland North Carolina Delaware and New York.
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Carolinas
New York State
Pennsylvania
Susquehanna
Virginia
Maryland
North Carolina
Delaware
Milton J Shapp
National Guard
Harrisburg
Job Key To Solving Drug Problem In NYC
Rexford E. Tompkins chairman of Real Estate Heard of New York discusses PACT a city program to reduce addiction by placing job incentives, noting 150,000 addicts in New York City. He argues employment can curb crime and theft while criticizing current discharge practices. Dr Pothaid and Dr Melcher comment on treatment, education, and the need for an executive director for PACT.
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Leno Hors
Hasta
New York
America
Rexford E. Tompkins
Tompkins
PACT
Pking
Tes
New York City
Ade
Okra
Af Tompkins
Chiet
Pact ix
Pothaid
de Melcher
Drug Addicion
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