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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1971
Page
10
A Cuero Texas letter column offers teen readers advice from Fr. Ryder with excerpts from The Genis by Red Kludensky. Readers share worries about crime, dating, hair length, and future plans, while a lighter section covers jokes and pop culture figures.
A compact lineup of 1970s pop songs featuring the Partridge Family with I ll Meet You Half Way and Treat Her Like A Lady, Cornelius Bros Sister Rose with Sweet and Innocent, Donny Osmond Superstar Murray Head Joy to the World and 3 Dog Night.
A playful note claims Joe Cocker fans may enjoy High Time We Went while mocking the Doors and their frontman Jim Morrison. The writer hints at mixed reception and party vibes around a new smash hit in the music scene.
A reader disputes the vocal credit on Hands Across the Water and jokes about Paul McCartney’s involvement, suggesting the voice may be remote or even a hoax while urging others to enjoy life.
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