Kazen Discusses Redistricting Plan and Opponent
Congressman Abraham Chick Kazen spoke to DeWitt County supporters in Cuero criticizing the federal judges redistricting plan as harmful to the state and DeWitt County. He noted no district changes before the election and said he will campaign through newspapers while facing Frank Boone of Pawnee as his opponent.
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Congressan Abraham
Chick” Kazen
Cuero Federal Savings and Loan Association
DeWitt County
Kazen
Bexar County
Karnes City
Kenedy
Gonzales
Gonzales County
Texas
Frank Boone
Pawnee
Congress
Washington
Nixon
Karen
George Trowell
God Is Alive Dinner Social Report
Guest columnist Ss M P God Is Alive notes open prayer and reflections. The piece recalls a Friday evening gathering with Mrs Burns McAlister hosting and a lively guest Werner Wolf in town. Family and friends attend including J F Marnene ke Chicago Jack Marnene ke Houston Father Peter Higgins and Ben Prause Jr. E A Harborth pays for coffee and receives thanks from Oscar Gracie Wolpman and Buchel Bank staff.
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James Prauses
J. F. Marneneke
Chicago
Jack Marneineke
Houston
Peter Higgins
Jim Angerstein
Ben B. Prause Jr
N.A.A.C.P. Cuero Branch Sets March Meeting
The Cuero branch of the N A A C P will meet March 9 at 7 30 p m at Mt Herman Baptist Church All members urged to attend per Rev R D Odom president
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Cuero
N.A.A.C.P
Mt. Herman Baptist Church
R. D. Odom
Honor Roll Announced at Meyersville School
Meyersville School revealed the honor roll for the fourth six weeks. In Grade 2 students Lyn Egg Jaclyn Fitzgerald La Nell Weise Robert Bitterly and Kirby Sauer earned commendable or highly commendable marks. Grades 3 through 8 list multiple students including Phyliss Doehrman Beverly Jank John Mueller Bryan Friedrichs Stephen Thamm Brian Wendel Patrick Nagel Rhonda Doehrman Paula Angerstein Rebecca Rainer Teresa Diebel M'Liss Mueller Gregory Egg and Fred Mueller as commendable or highly commendable.
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Lyn Egg
Jacquelyn Fitzgerald
la Nell Weise
Robert Bitterly
Kirby Sauer
Stephen Thamm
Brian Wendel
Patrick Nagel
Paula Angerstein
Rebecca Rainer
Teresa Diebel Ami M’'Liss Mueller
Cancer Drive Planned in DeWitt County
The DeWitt County Cancer Society met at Cuero Community Hospital led by Mrs. O E Hall Jr president Plans for the annual fund drive were outlined The mobile unit will visit the Cuero Stock Show March 9 10 and feature The Story of Margaret Piazza The Music Lovers Club will screen the film March 8 at the Women’s clubhouse A luncheon board meeting is set for the first Thursday in April Mrs C L Duckett serves as Cancer Crusade Chairman for DeWitt County.
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DeWitt County Cancer Society
Cuero Community Hospital
O. E. Hall Jr
Cuero
The
Cancer Association
Margaret Piazza
Music Lovers Club
Woman's Clubhouse
C. L. Duckett
Cancer Crusade
DeWitt County
Nixon Aims Moratorium on Court Ordered School Busing
Nixon plans no constitutional amendment to end busing and will seek a moratorium on new court ordered busing plus legislation to ensure school equity. A cabinet committee advised by Mitchell Richardson and Shultz is expected to brief soon. The move faces Senate opposition but may gain support with broader education improvements.
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Nixon
Washington
UPS
Congress
White House
John N. Mitchell
Elliot L. Richardson
George P. Shultz
House
Senate
Cabinet
Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
Rabies Vaccination Drive Set Across DeWitt County
Sanitation inspector Burgess E. Davis Jr announces a March vaccination drive in Cuero and five county towns. Clinics run March 6 through 11 with venues in Yoakum Yorktown Nordheim Meyersville and Westhoff at set times. fee reduced to $2 to boost participation. No new county cases, four since 1966. warn against loose dogs and rabies risk. Citizens urged to vaccinate pets to prevent an outbreak.
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Cuero
Burgess E. Davis Jr
Cuero-DeWitt County
Meyersville
Westhoff
American Legion Hall
DeWitt County
Davis
Cuero - DeWitt County
Chamber Board To Meet In Cuero Tonight
The Cuero Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture board will meet at 7 p.m. in Cuero. The board will discuss several matters and hear reports from committee chairmen, according to manager Dewey Henderson.
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Cuero Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture
Cuero Federal Savings and Loan Association
Dewey Henderson
Japan Confused by U S China Policy Shifts and U S China Talks
Japanese leaders reveal confusion over Washington moves after Nixon Chou En Lai Peking talks and the Nixon China visit Taiwan status. Prime Minister Sato frames Taiwan as part of the People's Republic of China, triggering debate on Tokyo's stance and U S force reductions.
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United States
Pacific
Japan
U.S
Visaku Sato
Peking
China
Sato
People’s Republic of China
United Nations
Taiwan
Formosa
People's Republic of China
Taipei
Mrs. Charles D. Peavy 92 Dies After Illness in Cuero
Mrs. Charles D. Peavy Sr aged 92 died Sunday afternoon at her daughter’s home in El Paso after several months of illness. She was born Nov 15 1880 in Cuero and lived most of her life at 506 North Esplanade. Services Tuesday at Freund Funeral Home with Rev C Rogers McLane. interment Hillside Cemetery. Survived by daughter and grandsons Dr Dan C Peavy Jr and Charles P Peavy III of Houston and Robert Peavy of San Antonio.
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Charles D. Peavy, Sr
Paul Heisig Jr
el Paso
San Antonio
Freund Ambulance
Freund Funeral Home
Mrs. Peavy
Cuero
Alice Thomas and
Cornelius E. Shults
Ber
First Presbyterian Church
Charles D. Peavy
Charles C. Peavy Jr
Austin
Dan C. Peav
Charles Pd, Peavy Tit
Houston
Dan C. Peavy Jr
Robert Peavy
Hunt Elementary Open House Update
Correction note states Hunt Elementary School will hold Open House Tuesday from 6 30 p m to 8 p m instead of Monday as previously reported.
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Hunt Elementary
Moniay
Americans split on busing for desegregation, poll reports
UPI reports Newsweek poll of 548 adults shows 69 percent oppose compulsory busing. Northern whites 68 percent oppose and Southern whites 74 percent. Blacks oppose too, but sample small. Neighborhood school importance drives opposition. 20 percent favor busing and 11 percent undecided. Newsweek notes trend toward desegregation, especially in the South.
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New York
UPI
Daly
Newsweek Magazine
Newsweek
South
North
City Youth Chorus Plans March Rehearsal and Convention
The City Youth Chorus will rehearse at Mt Bethel Baptist Church on Thursday March 7 p.m. in preparation for the State Board meeting of Quartet and Singers Convention at Old Asberry High School auditorium Yoakum Texas on March 11. The event is hosted by L W Charleston with Theodore Taylor presiding and Miss Janie Harper assisting.
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City Youth Chorus
Mt. Bethel Baptist Church
Quartet and Singers
Old Asberry High School
Yoakum
Texas
Z. M. Houston
M. C. Shropeshire
Elizabeth Henderson
Multiple Testing Criticized By Biochemist At Georgetown
UPI reports Dr. Martin Rubin of Georgetown University warns against excessive patient testing by doctors and hospitals, noting a 20 percent error rate and potential legal and time costs. Omni Research plans to stay focused on necessary lab tests and expand to Caribbean health data systems and centralized welfare information services for public agencies.
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New York
UPI
Georgetown University
Martin Rubin
Ompi Research, Inc
Washington, D.C
Puerto Rico
Rubin
Indi
Omni Research
Seid
Irving Gray
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