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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1971
Page
4
Editorial warns that continuing inflation could erode the dollar to 18 cents in 28 years. It cites Arch N Booth of the U S Chamber of Commerce and projects costs for cars, homes, tuition, and clothes, urging government to cut spending to prevent further shrinkage.
The article argues that planned South Vietnamese and U S moves in Indochina repeatedly leak to the enemy, citing South Vietnamese troop actions in Cambodia and a six day U S news blackout. Senator Byrd notes the enemy may know more about our plans than Americans amid ongoing withdrawal of U S troops. It also highlights Communist espionage as an unresolved risk in Saigon after a decade of conflict.
Senator Edward Kennedy says he will not seek the 1972 presidential nomination and will not enter any state primary. He notes Edmund Muskie is far ahead, boosting the Muskie campaign and opening space for Kennedy supporters like Sargent Shriver to aid Muskie.
A non partisan group led by Natalie Wales Hamilton launches the Committee to Unite America to mobilize a national majority against perceived societal pressures. Notable members include Dr James Atkinson John Chamberlain Robert Galvin Henry Hazlitt Walter Judd Arthur Radford Henry J Taylor Kenneth Wells and Eugene P Wigner.
The Committee to Unite America urges a nationwide counter mobilization against New Left propagandists. It claims domestic and foreign dangers interlock and calls for vigorous defense of liberty, morality, and constitutional rights, inviting contact at Box 556 Lenox Hill Station, New York.
The page presents a dense crossword with numbered clues and a cryptoquote puzzle. Across clues include Vidal and Sun-dried brick, with downs ranging from Work crew to Fragrance. The Cryptoquote decodes a Henry Longfellow style pangram, showing a substitution cipher and a sample quote from William Allen White.
On March 9 1971 notable events include Charles Graham gaining the first artificial teeth patent in 1822 and a 440 day UAW strike settlement with Case in Racine Wisconsin in 1947. A West German coal mine explosion killed 31 in 1962 and Svetlana Stalin defected to the US in 1967. Russia swept Lahti ski cross country with Nina Shebalina first and Galina Piljushenko second.
The entry notes an auger bit with a spiral design common in tools and sizing from 161s from Ve to 1 inch. It emphasizes practical gauge and typical diameter scope for such bits used in drilling tasks.
A collage of anecdotes features a nervous barber nicking a customer during a shave, Harry Ruby the baseball fan and songwriter jokes with John McGraw, and George Bernard Shaw admitting a self made mask. 1971 Bennett Cerf. King Features Syndicate.
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