Birthday Greetings and Local Notices Roundup
Related birthday greetings for Mrs. J A Stratton and W A Laake mark celebrations. Local events include a Mexican supper at the American Legion Civic Center hosted by the Auxiliaries, rabies drive notices, and enlistment graduates Don M Fehner and Robert L Beasley from Orlando and San Diego. Lions Club delegation plans and community visits are noted.
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American Legion Civic Center
American Legion Aux
Adv
Navy
Don M. Fehner
Charlotte Fehner
Gohmert St
Yorktown
Naval Training Center
Orlando
Robert L. Beasely
N. J. Beasley
W. End Ave
Cuero
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
San Diego
Texas Rehabilitation Hospital donation acknowledgment
A 1972 Cuero notice thanks Saanait SESE for a donation to the Texas Rehabilitation Hospital and Center of Gonzales Warm Springs Foundation Inc. The Patients Staff and Executive Committee express gratitude and attach a receipt noting the funding supports services for physically disabled people in Texas.
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Texas Rehabilitation Hospital and Center of
VeW Post 3972 thanks for Voice of Democracy publicity
A VEW Post No 3972 Ladies Auxiliary sends thanks for promoting the Voice of Democracy contest. The item mentions local readers and volunteers, plus notes on a nursing home name change, landscaping at the Livestock Show, stock show baked goods, birthday wishes, and a cooking tip to save juice from pickled peaches for ham basting.
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VEW
Space cooperation plan eyed for joint U S Soviet missions
Officials outlined a possible joint manned mission to test a compatible docking system by 1975 linking U S Apollo or Skylab with Soviet Soyuz. The program could exchange crew, support space rescue, and enable joint Earth and star observations plus vacuum manufacturing and medical experiments.
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Iet
U.S
Rogers
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Rapid City to Hear Yellow Thunder Case Developments
In Rapid City South Dakota a city human relations commission was agreed upon and officer John Paul was suspended pending an inquiry into Indian complaints. Smith refused to upgrade charges to first degree murder and kidnapping but will attend a second examination of Yellow Thunder's body in Rapid City. Indians plan to gather there for the outcome.
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Raymond Yellow Thunder
Gordon
John Paul
Smith
Yellow Thunder
Rapid City
Nebraska
Smith Signals Possible June Special Session
Gov. Dolph Smith hinted a special session on appropriations and a new primary election financing plan could be delayed until June. He cited filing fees from Secretary of State Bob Bullock totaling about 300000 dollars as enough to cover immediate election costs and later debts after the May 6 vote, with potential Texas losses of 2390 million influencing timing.
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Austin Upi
Preston Smith
Bob Bullock
Texas
Smith
Refugio Courthouse Timber Mystery Seeks Answers
In the 24th Judicial District under Judge Pool, Refugio saw a 1915 16 courthouse replacement as Calhoun and Jackson built new houses. Pool started as district judge in 1929. A reader asks Hobart Huson in Refugio for any saved timber from the old Refugio Courthouse.
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24Th
Judge Pool
Victoria
Calhoun
Jackson
DeWitt
Goliad
Refugio
Pool
Drishman
President Preference In Primary
Gov. Preston Smith has asked the chairmen of both major parties to place a presidential preference on the May 6 primary ballot. He said the move would not bind delegates to the national convention and would boost participation in the primaries.
Schaffner Returns From Washington Conference
A. W. Schaffner of Cuero VFW Post 3972 and District 24 commander returned from the VFW Washington Conference in March 1972. He earned an all expense paid trip for outstanding District Commander in Division I, Department of Texas, with his wife Mrs. A. W. Schaffner joining him.
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A. W. Schaffner
Cuero Vfw
District 24
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Washington
Sheraton Park Hotel
Washington, D.C
Schaffner
Department of Texas
Post Auxiliary
VFW
Joseph L. Whites
Evan M. Spangler
Hawaii
Voice of Democracy
Spangler
United States
Richard Nixon
U.S. Senate
U.S. House of Representatives
Secretary of Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Schaffners
John Tower
Abraham Karen
John Young
Jake Pickle
Cuero Social Roundup and Personal Notes
Thanks go to Oscar Adickes for a ride home Tuesday night and to Walter and Chas Koenig who arrived in town early Wednesday. The column praises Cuero residents including Mrs. Virginia Ryan and Ruth Goebel, notes Alfonso Gonzales’s return to work, and extends sympathy to Mrs. Harold Goebel after a wreck. A light closer reflects on life and commentary.
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Walter and
Chas. Koenig
Harold Goebel
Ruth Goebel
Walter Koenig
700 Pounds Marijuana Impounded in Rio Grande Valley
UPI reports U.S. Customs agents seized nearly 700 pounds of marijuana in two arrests in the Lower Rio Grande Valley. The largest load, 635 pounds, was found on a San Antonio man at the Roma international bridge. Jesse Roberto Martinez, 26, of San Antonio, was ordered held on a $20,000 bond by U.S. Magistrate William Mallet.
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Brownsville
Tex
San Antonio
Roma
U.S
William Mallet
Jesse Roberto Martinez
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals at Cuero Community
Cuero Community Hospital lists admissions Lillie Kubala Gloria Ramon Margaret Cage Doris Smith and Antonia Wehmann. Dismissals include Albert Nagel Chester Sunday William Schorre and Dick Jennings.
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Lillie Kubala
Gloria Ramon
Margaret Cage
Doris Smith
Antonia Wehmann
Albert Nagel
Chester Sunday
William Schorre
Dick Jennings
Kleindienst Called Unfit For Key Office
UPI reports columnist Jack Anderson testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee that Richard Kleindienst is unfit to be attorney general due to his role in ITT antitrust settlements. Anderson linked a proposed ITT donation to the 1972 Republican National Convention and criticized the legality and ethics of the actions.
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Washington
UPI
Jack Anderson
Today
Richard G. Kleindienst
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Anderson
Senate Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Kleindienst
ITT
Richard Kleindienst
Ulster Volunteer Force threats spark sectarian killings
In Belfast the outlawed Ulster Volunteer Force vows to kill ten Catholics for every police or soldier killed in Ulster, claiming they defend faith and heritage from Rome rule. In Washington columnist Jack Anderson testifies before the Senate Judiciary Committee that Richard Kleindeinst is unfit for attorney general, alleging involvement in dropping an ITT antitrust case. Senator Sam Ervin attacks a national voter registration bill, saying it could enable vote theft.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Ulster Volunteer Force
Ulster
Rome
Washington
Jack Anderson
Senate Judiciary Committee
Richard Kleindeinst
Post
ITT
Sam Ervin
D-N.c
Grissom's Family Wins $350000 Settlement
North American Rockwell agreed to pay the estate and sons of astronaut Virgil I. Gus Grissom 350000 in an out of court settlement of three suits arising from the 1967 Apollo spacecraft fire that killed Grissom and two fellow spacemen. The papers are signed and await filing.
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Clear Lake City, Tex
UPI
North American
Rockwell Corp
Virgil I
Gus
Grissom
Ronald D. Krist
Fort Worth cattle and hog market pricing report
UPI field notes from Fort Worth show US DA livestock prices with limited offers testing few categories. Cattle calves slaughter cows utility and cutter ranges posted, hogs scarce with barrows sows and heavier porkers priced, price levels mix across classes amid tight supply.
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Fort Worth
UPI
USDA
Palo Alto Officers Denounce Chief Over Pig Label
Frank Acosta president of the Palo Alto Police Officers Association condemns a leaflet in which the police chief called him super pig. He states they do not consider the chief a super pig and do not see themselves as piglets.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Frank Acosta
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