Schaffner Family Returns From Philippine Tour
Commander and Mrs. L. J. Schaffner and their children Les Jr Michael Dale and Brett have come back to the United States after a two year duty in the Philippines. They visit his parents and siblings in Yorktown and nearby areas while attending a Lassmann family reunion in Victoria with extended relatives from Alexandra City Ala and Victoria.
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L. J. Schaffner
Les Jr
Michael
Dale
Brett
United States
Philippines
Gus Schaffner
A. W. Schaffner
Julius Baca
Yorktown
P. G. Schaffner
Yoakum
Lassmann
Victoria
Edward Lassmann
Larry Lassmann
Tommy Lassmann
Wendy
Alexandra City
Ala
Edward
Gus Lassmann
George Lassmann
C. O. Lassmann
Cuero Family News and Visits Reach Across Cities
Edward Cuero's sister and husband Mr and Mrs Earl Beacher of Schroeder. aunt Mrs Marcus Lassmann of Mission Valley. cousins Mr and Mrs Cecil Gathright of Victoria. nieces and nephews Debbie and Donna Lassmann Victoria. Mr and Mrs John Lassmann with Lynn and Johnny Victoria. Mrs Alvin Buendel with Cindy and Kevin Yorktown. Mr and Mrs Jimmie Lassmann with Melinda and Jeffery Victoria. Mr and Mrs Benny Hurdle with Mike Victoria. Mr and Mrs Finch Burrus with Kim Sammie Susan Paul Victoria. Nora Williams returned to Cuero from Houston visiting daughter and son-in-law Mr and Mrs F W Henderson. Hendersons returned to Houston.
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Cuero
Edward
Earl Beacher
Schroeder
Marcus Lassmann
Mission Valley
Cecil Gathright
Victoria
Debbie
Donna Lassmann
John Lassmann
Lynn
Johnny
Alvin Buendel
Cindy
Kevin
Yorktown
Jimmie Lassmann
Melinda and
Jeffery
Benny Hurdle
Mike
Finch Burrus
Kim, Sammie
Susan
Paul
Nora Williams
Houston
F. W. Henderson
Hendersons
Almanac entry for June 29, 1970
United Press International brief notes the date as the 180th day of 1970 with 185 to follow. It lists draft lottery number 355 for men born that date and recalls events including Henry Clay's death in 1852, Palestine arrests in 1946, three satellites in orbit in 1961, Fidel Castro’s sister defecting in 1964, and a quote on ancestry by John Phillips Marquad.
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United Press International
Mercury
Saturn
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
United States
Henry Clay
Washington
Palestine
Fidel Castro
Mexico
Polliwogs Travel Log Heads Through Aegean Tour
Polly Howerton writes of a Rhodes arrival on June 10 after an overnight cruise from Heraklion. The party tours Lindos, visits Knights of St. John sites, and tours Ephessus and Mykonos before reaching Piraeus and Athens. Birthday wishes and wedding anniversary noted.
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Lindos
Greece
Acropolis
Athena
Ephessus
Kusadasi
Turkey
Ephesus
Ephessos
Mykonos
Piraeus
Athens
Rome
Cuero Record Classifieds Daily Brief
Notable items from Cuero Record classifieds include local job postings, real estate notices, car sales, and personal announcements. Listings highlight community business services, eligible buyers, and upcoming public sale schedules.
Cuero Officials Hear State Local Relations Panel
A list of speakers at a symposium includes Harold Jobes, Riley Fletcher, William Caraway, Kemper Williams, Tom Vandergriff, R T Gregory, Max Noller, Wm A Olson, Lynne Andrews, James Reese, and Peter deWetter. The event, hosted by TML and AMCC, reviews city powers duties and municipal efficiency practices for local public service.
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Criminal Justice Council
Harold Jobes
Texas Water Quality Board
Fritz Lanham
Governor's Office
Riley E. Fletcher
TML
William Caraway
Mississippi
Miss. Municipal Assn
Jackson
Kemper Williams
Victoria
Tom J. Vandergriff
Arlington
R. T. Gregory
Hospital Notes Cuero and Burns admit several patients
Cuero Hospital admissions include J. E. Southern and Margaret Hahn with dismissals for Clarence Lee, Henrietta Hodge, Julia Salinas and Helen Cruz. Burns Hospital reports admissions of Walter Schorremer, Joseph Cleveland, Carl Weber, Earl Parr and Emilie Mueller with dismissals for Emil Till and Sister Alphonse.
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Cuero Hospital
J. E. Southern
Margaret Hahn
Clarence Lee
Henrietta Hodge
Julia Salinas
Helen Cruz
Burns Hospital
Walter Schorlemer
Joseph Cleveland
Carl Weber
Earl Parr
Emilie Mueller
Emil Till
Alphonse
Charles C. Gonzales 69 Funeral Services Held in Cuero
Charles Carlos Gonzales 69 died yesterday in a local hospital. Services were held at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church with burial at Hillside Cemetery under Freund Funeral Home direction. He was born December 18, 1901 in Bexar County and survived by a son in Cuero, two daughters in Nordheim and San Antonio, a brother in Corpus Christi, and a sister in Pomona California.
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Charles Carlos Gonzales
Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church
Francis J. Kunz
Hillside Cemetery
Freund Funeral
Freund Chapel
Gonzales
E. Main
Cuero
Mr. Gonzales
Bexar County
Pedro
Porfiria Barrera Gonzales
Pauline Gonzales
Lampasas
Charlie Gonzales
Joe Aleman
Nordheim
Macrina Gonzales
San Antonio
John Gonzales
Corpus Christi
Macrina Magee
Pamona
Calif
Tower Urges Global Readiness Amid Soviet Threats
Senator Tower argues for rapid global reach and a world perspective on power polarization between the Soviet bloc and the United States. He says the Soviet Union and Red China are aggressors with global designs and that Congress supported deploying forces in combat readiness, noting the risk of quick belligerent action.
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Soviet Bloc
United States
Soviet Union
Red China
Congress
Water purification plant opens in Columbus in 1908
The world's first combined purification and water softening works was built in Columbus and opened in 1908. This historic facility marks an early milestone in municipal water treatment and aimed to improve water quality for residents.
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Columbus, Ohio
UPI
Congress Defends Presidential Power Over Southeast Asia Policy
The speaker argues Congress has acquiesced to deployments in Korea and Southeast Asia and that limiting the President's immediate response power would render the U.S. impotent and unable to deter aggression. He contends past debates were insufficient but latest actions reflect constitutional authorization and a need for rapid executive action in critical international crises.
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Congress
Korea
Europe
Congress of
United States
Southeast Asia
South Vietnam
Grants Awarded To Texas Regional Councils For Drug Abuse Efforts
The Criminal Justice Council will distribute six grants totaling 196000 dollars to nine regional planning councils in Texas. Grants of 9700 dollars go to North Central Texas Arlington and 9800 dollars to El Paso. The programs support the Statewide Drug Abuse Program and improve the criminal justice system.
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North Central Texas
Criminal Justice Council
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
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