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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1972
Page
2
A 1969 message urges national unity in support of President Nixon's war measures against North Vietnam. It argues the action targets war material shipments and calls for Americans across parties to stand behind the president to end the conflict quickly.
Dr. Crane urges teaching children basic water safety and swimming skills after an eight year old drown in a park with Sunday School classmates. He advises gradual exposure to water, dog paddle basics, and staying calm to prevent panic during a canoe upset or immersion.
A lawyer involved in a VORB matter skated into a courtroom confrontation. The disruption drew attention to ongoing legal proceedings and raised questions about procedural conduct. No injuries reported.
A series of court rulings defines who counts as a pedestrian, noting that a six year old hit by a backing truck led to a suit against the trucking company. Courts debated when roller skates or crutches still make one a pedestrian and when duties as a motorist apply during emergencies.
A traveler recalls a three hour Mississippi cruise on the S S President plus visits to the French Quarter Jackson Square and the French Market. They describe the Big Train Bar and Nick Castrogiovanni and note a tour of the Louisiana State Capitol and Governor’s Mansion in Baton Rouge.
A reader describes making yard and patio decor by embedding wire beverage holders in cement and painting them. She notes they are practical and attract praise from friends as a clever craft idea for outdoor spaces.
A mixed page includes Dear Abby excerpts on spouses and coworkers, reader letters about social behavior, university co op seating experiments, foreign policy opinions, home hacks from Heloise, and TV news noting NBC Ironside production with Elizabeth Baur returning as Officer Fran Belding.
On June 29 1972 Almanac notes William Mayo born 1861 and Cancer sign. It recalls Henry Clay death in 1852 in Washington and 1946 British forces arresting over 2700 Jews in Palestine. It cites 1964 Fidel Castro’s sister defecting to Mexico City and 1970 US troops withdrawn from Cambodia. Byron quote closes.
Domestic steel producers have invested 1.5 billion dollars since 1951 to curb pollution, the American Iron and Steel Institute reports. An additional 320.3 million is budgeted for air and water quality facilities to be completed this year and into the 1970s.
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