Ann Landers Advice Columns On Prostitution And Family Reform
A reader's question about legalized prostitution in Nevada prompts Ann Landers to compare sex work with other careers and discuss limits. A Cleveland mother recounts transforming stepchildren through consistent rules, love, and boundaries, earning praise as a “Miracle Worker.” A Houston suburbanite asks about public urination. Landers explains bashful kidney and urges private stalls, plus a booklet offer.
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Cleveland
Ann Landers
Louisville
Ann
Houston
Local Charity Fund Totals Readied for Cuero Area Needs
A list details donations and pledges ranging from 25 to 400 dollars supporting Lionsming programs eyeglasses for needy children flood relief in New Braunfels and Seguin youth Olympic mobility Slo pitch and Little League sponsorships and a crippled children camp memorial with CARE and Christmas charity efforts benefiting Cuero residents and students.
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New Braunfels
Seguin
Texas Youth Conference
American Legion and
Auxiliary
Cuero Livestock Show
Edward Murski
San Antonio State Hospital
Cuero
Cuero High School
McGovern Eyes Credentials Fight Over California Delegates
McGovern planned a speech to the National Education Association in Atlantic City but remained in Washington watching the credentials committee session. The panel, in its two week session, prepared for a showdown vote on a challenge to McGovern's 271 delegates from the June 6 California primary.
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National Education Association
Atlantic City
N.J
Washington
Credentials Committee
McGovern
California
Promised Land pursuit moves through 26 states on history tour
James Robertson leads a nationwide exploration by a volunteers group seeking people’s history projects. The tour visits DeWitt County landmarks and showcases efforts from Arizona to New York to preserve local heritage. Warner Books will publish Promised Land next year with aims to document preservation and help new groups start projects and access public records. The America the Beautiful Fund offers technical aid and seed grants from $100 to help viable initiatives.
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Tolbert McAlister
Gilbert Hallmark
Banke Parker
Bentie B. Prause
Prause
DeWitt County
John DuBose
James Robertson
Promised Land
America
Tuscon
Arizona
Busti
New York
Hayfork
Robertson
Warner Baoks
America the Beautiful Fund
Nixon to further withdraw troops from Vietnam in 1970 plan
Nixon announced a further 10 000 troop withdrawal from South Vietnam between July 1 and September 1 lowering U S forces in country to 39 000. Draftees would not be sent to the war zone unless they volunteered. Total allied forces remaining include 134 000 in Southeast Asia with ships and air units. Kentucky history note appears as a separate fragment about statehood in 1792.
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Nixon
South Vietnam
Vietnam
U.S
Southeast Asia
White House
21 000 S Viets Push Into Red Held Area
South Vietnamese task force of 20 000 troops joined by 1 000 fresh reinforcements helicoptered in pressed into Quang Tri Province. Government forces captured the southeast corner as B52 and naval airpower, plus 7th Fleet ships, pounded Communist positions ahead of the Lam Son 72 drive. Communists offered only scattered resistance as the operation entered its second day.
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Arthur Higbee
Nist
Quang Tri
South Vietnam
U.S
7Th Fleet
Masons Install Officers at Cuero Lodge No 409
Cuero Masonic Lodge No 409 AFAM officers were installed Wednesday at 7 30 p m Roy Parker was installed as Most Worshipful Master Dudley Thomas senior warden Charles Goodenough junior warden Dr Charles Tubbs treasurer H E Weatherly secretary George Olsen chaplain Don Chesser senior deacon Charles Striedel junior deacon Odell White senior steward R D Kizer junior steward Edward Sager tiler Installing officer was Mayor Jack Edgar Installing marshal was O A Zimmerman
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Cuero Masonic Lodge No
AFAM
Roy Parker
Dudley Thomas
Charles Goodenough
Charles Tubbs
H. E. Weatherly
George Olsen
Don Chesser
Charles Striedel
Odell White
R. D. Kizer
Edward Sager
Jack Edgar
O. A. Zimmerman
Red Cross Sends Funds for Houston Chapter Relief
DeWitt County Red Cross issued a 240.53 check to the Houston Chapter to be used where needed most. Leroy Hamilton treasurer and Mrs. J. W. Herring secretary note funds were sourced from New Braunfels and contributions from Yorktown Nordheim and Cuero areas.
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DeWitt County Red Cross
Houston
Leroy Hamilton
Braunfels
J. W. Herring
Yorktown
Nordheim
Cuero
Red Cross
Hamilton
Skyjacker McNally eludes authorities after Detroit jump
FBI details five day search across Illinois Indiana Missouri and Michigan for hijacker McNally who jumped from a plane near Peru and evaded capture. Welch notes bruises from parachute straps and says McNally studied Boeing 727 speeds. Authorities pursue possible aid and transport mode.
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Welch
Detroit
McNally
Illinois
Indiana
Missouri
Michigan
FBI
Peru
Bible School Slated at Zion Lutheran Arneckeville
Zion Lutheran Arneckeville offers a Bible School from Monday July 17 to Friday July 21 for children ages 3 to 14. Director Mrs Byron Wolf leads with teachers Mrs Robert Thamm Mrs Virgil Hartman and Faye Goebel. Pastor Wilson B Hill will conduct confirmation instruction. Daily sessions run 8:30 to 11:00 a.m.
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Zion Lutheran
Arneckeville
Byron Wolf
Robert Thamm
Virgil Hartman
Faye Goebel
Wilson B. Hill
4 H Club Elects Lindenau Officers
4 H Club elected officers Tuesday night with Glen da Spinks presiding at the Weldon Buchhorn residence. Miss Spinks was reelected president. Other officers include Davy Matejek vice president Darlene Buchhorn secretary treasurer Tisa Fox parliamentarian Caroline Buchhorn council delegate John Mateijek alternate debots Belinda Winkler reporter. Club members discussed programs for 1972 75 and will serve refreshments at the DeWitt County Electric Cooperative election meeting in July.
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Lindenau
Glenda Spinks
Weldon Buchhorn
Miss Spinks
Davy Matejek
Darlene Buchhorn
Tisa Fox
Caroline Buchhorn
John Mateijek
Debots
Belinda Winkler
Club
Mermids
DeWitt County Electric Cooperative
Refugio Folks and Cuero Youth News Highlights
In 1947, Gale Olivers of Refugio visit Cuero with the Hamiltons. Susan Hartman turns three. Cuero Youth Program reports 1309 participants in a week. Related notes from 1962 and 1967 mention Nix Bodden on UT Austin honor roll, Cuero Notary Club meeting highlights, and Watermelon Thump coronation events with Cathy Egg and Mark Doehrman.
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Gale Olivers
Refugio
Cuero
Alex Hamilton
Susan Hartman
Wayne Hartman
Nix Bodden
University of Texas College of Engineering
Bodden
Hanna Wallace
Charlotte Bell
Diane Henneke
George Nami
Pat Elder
Jerry Fischer
Steve Thompson
Cuero Notary Club
Cuero High School
Girls State
Boys State
Austin
Cathy Egg
Mark Doehrman
Luling
Mary Luwas
Cathy Coppedge
J. B. Schmidt
Jeffery Schmidt
Corpus Christi
Huntington
Calif
Ashby and Murphree Obituaries in Local Services
Francis Ashby 71 father of Francis Ashby of Cueto died early Wednesday in a Cueto hospital. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Friday at Heights Funeral Home Houston with burial Memorial Oaks Cemetery. Oak Memorial Funeral Home handled local arrangements. Survivors include wife Ruby Ashby of Houston, daughter Geraldine Gersch of National City California, and two grandchildren. Annie Murphree 88 mother of Pat Dunn funeral held Thursday Freund Funeral Home Chapel. Burial Hillside Cemetery. Pallbearers listed Fritz Koehler Sammy Jones Fred Mugge Jack Edour Willard Kleinecke Lawrence Dietze.
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I. F. Ashby Tota
Francis Ashby
Cueto
Heights Funeral Home
Houston
Memorial Oaks Cemetery
Oak Memorial Funeral Home
Ruby Ashby
Geraldine Gersch
National City
Calif
Annie Murphree
Pat Dunn
Freund Funeral Home
Calvin Peterson
Murphree
Hillside Cemetery
Fritz Koehler
Sammy Jones
Fred Mugge
Jack Fdour
Willard Kleinecke
Lawrence Dietze
Ants Use Dual Stomachs For Digestion And Storage
In ants a unique biology features two stomachs a digestion stomach and a storage stomach. This arrangement allows nourishment to be processed and carried for later use. Researchers note the separation aids multitasking within colonies and supports social feeding behavior.
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Nevada
Chicago
Chic
Publishers- Hall Syndicate
Lions
AUR Lea Ac LL
Elecka Drug
Kentucky
Red Held
Masons
Remilda Schultz
Betty Pickens
Buena Cosby
Burbess Davis, Jr
Tomasita Alvarez
Erna Baggett
Skyjacker
Continené
Cole Provision
San Antonio
Bible School Slated
4-H Club
Mrs. Baird
Atuartes
Cuero Record
Barlow
Circle K Convenience Stores
N. Esplanade
Broadway
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