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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1972
Page
4
The piece argues the United States must curb destructive strikes that immobilize ports and ships, threatening billions in losses and global economic standing. It cites the Pacific Coast longshore strike and cites President Nixon’s stance on avoiding future tie ups, urging swift congressional measures for binding settlements.
The article celebrates Girl Scout Week March 12 18 marking the 60th anniversary of Girl Scouts of the United States of America founded by Juliette Gordon Low in 1912. It notes 3 250 000 girls and 670 000 adults are members. It highlights values of character patriotism and service and invites public engagement with leaders and programs.
John J. Lynon argues against a two party system and predicts George Wallace could build a viable third party. He notes Republicans and Democrats blur differences through image campaigns and cites Muskie’s TV pose and the Lincoln memorial likeness as examples. He predicts Wallace could win the Florida primary and propel a resurfacing third party.
The United States trails the United Kingdom as the world’s leading red meat importer. This ranking highlights the scale of US imports in red meats relative to other nations.
Almanac entry for Sunday March 12 1972 notes the 72nd day of the year with Jupiter as morning star and outer planets Mercury Venus Mars and Saturn visible at night. It marks Simon Newcomb born 1835 and events including Juliette Gordon Low organizing the first Girl Scouts troop in Savannah in 1912 and FDR delivering a fireside chat in 1933. The 1938 Austria invasion and 1963 Churchill honorary citizenship vote are listed.
A United States note quotes American writer John Marquand saying his father watched him years apart by gulf of pathos that always divides a father from his son.
Fluoroscopy exposure may be reduced by applying stop action replay from television to X ray imaging. UW physicians Mistretta and Ort say image storage holds pictures indefinitely without further radiation. Separate notes discuss blood particles Terons and Icons from cancer research, plus a 90 percent survival approach for hyaline membrane disease using high level oxygen.
Word puzzle clues list with across and down entries including entries like Two alike heavy with cargo and Denture. many entries reference names and places such as Coeur d Idaho Jake and Cat State Miss. The list ends with beverage and other common crossword terms.
Daily cryptoquote explains mapping one letter to another with the sample AXYDLBAAX for LONGFELLOW. It shows how to decode, mentions changing codes daily, and provides a full cipher sentence and a prior day solution quote.
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