Ater Family Weekend Visit and Local Birthdays
Mr and Mrs A C Ater spend the weekend in Abilene Texas to witness granddaughter Pammy Ann's baptism at First Baptist. Seth Bell traveled from Corpus Christi for several days visit. Marlon Hermes turns 13. he is the son of Mrs Nina Hermes of Cuero. Mrs W T Smith has a birthday today. Chester Bettge of Meyersville visits Cuero on Friday. Elmo Buehring of Tomball plans to visit Cuero family this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Ater
Abilene, Tex
Hugh Fritsch
Pammy Ann
First Baptist Church
Seth Bell
Corpus Christi
Marlon Hermes
Marlon
Nina Hermes
Cuero
Elmo Buehring
Tomball
Ethel B. Koenig
Frieda Buehrig
New Hire and Funeral News From Cuero and Shiner
Helen Pullin begins work at Stimson Furniture Company. Mr and Mrs Alfred Brier kreutz attend the funeral of Mrs Alex Kruse in Shiner. Private Micha H Hopkins 20 completed eight weeks of basic training at Fort Ord California. Hopkins is Cuero High School graduate and son of Mrs Fannie A Blackwell of Route 1 Cuero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Pullin
Stimson Furniture Company
Alfred Brierkreutz
Alex Kruse
Shiner
Micha H. Hopkins
U.S. Army Training Center
Infantry
Ft. Ord
Calif
Pvt. Hopkins
Cuero High School
Fannie A. Blackwell
Route 1, Cuero
Suit Seeks To Cancel Note In Fraud Scheme Case
In Dallas a federal suit charges Frank W. Sharp John Osorio and Joseph Novotny with a fraudulent scheme to manipulate the market price of National Bankers Life Insurance Co. stock harming plaintiff Andy M. Byram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
UPI
U.S. District Court
Frank W. Sharp
John Osorio
Joseph Novotny
Andy M. Byram
National Bankers Life Insurance Co
Landslide Buries Hundreds in Peruvian Mining Camp
In Pasco department about 150 miles northeast of Lima a landslide after heavy rains buried 400 to 600 residents of a mining camp. A regional police spokesman confirms the estimate and casualty risk remains high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Peru
UPI
Pasco Department
Living costs rise modestly in February report
Washington United Press International reports the Labor Department shows a 0.2 percent rise in the cost of living for February, the second consecutive month with inflation below the long-term average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Time bomb explodes at Ford offices in London strike chaos
A time bomb exploded in an office building of Ford Motor Company in London amid strike tensions. Police evacuated the Cafe Royal near another Ford site after a bomb scare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ford Motor Company
Cafe Royal
Ford
Laos troop moves shift Laos border fighting
Field commanders report 1,000 South Vietnamese infantry from Firebase Brown were flown to Artil lery Base Detla 1 in Laos just inside the border. The number of people gathered there was under 15,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Detla 1
Laos
Troop 243 Scouts Attend Ceremony and Meeting
Fourteen scouts and three adult scouters from Troop 243 attended the ceremony. Work on the new addition linking the Scout Hut to the Citizens Club building is on schedule. Scout dads and their sons contribute evenings and weekends to finish the project. Visiting Troop 244 scouts joined Troop 243 for a closing performance of America, led by Steve Barlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Club
America
Steve Barlow
Agnew challenges CBS in Boston remarks on media
Vice President Agnew told a Boston audience that CBS distorted facts in a recent documentary and urged the press to practice self inspection. He denied intimidation aims and said the media must accept that their infallibility is not guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CBS
Pentagon
Agnew
Defense Department
Boston
Cuero Record Classifieds Highlight Daily Notices
Local Cuero Record classifieds present daily notices and small ads featuring job offers real estate rentals and merchandise sales. Listings include residents seeking services and community announcements across Cuero Texas and surrounding area.
Simon Cameron rises amid 19th century U S political shifts
The summary recounts Cameron’s rise from printer’s devil to influential financier and politician. It tracks his shift from Democrat to Republican, pivotal Senate roles, Lincoln era intrigues, War Secretary appointment, Russia posting, and late career maneuvering to place his son James as Secretary of War, ending with his resignation from the Senate in 1871.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sum Corner
U.S. Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Simon Cameron
Lancaster County
Penna
Cameron
U.S. Senate
Republican Party
Senate
Linccoln
William Seward
Lincoln
South
Russia
James
Grant
Hayes
Cameron, Sr
Polliwogs Warn of Sand Storms Amid North Wind
Local column notes sinus and hay fever sufferers endure blowing sand from the norther and urges prayer for rain. It also reports Guenther Friar hospitalized in San Antonio, plans for Kenneth Stockton and Judith Uhl’s wedding in Houston, a health department brochure on crippled children, and spring home care tips with meat loaf and instant potatoes.
Human nature and excuses for desires
A concise reflection on how individuals justify their wants by appealing to human nature. The essay suggests innate tendencies drive people to rationalize actions that align with their desires.
Transport Fund Voted to Support SST Development
The Senate Appropriations Committee, in a 17 to 5 vote, kept funding for the supersonic transport SST, despite House opposition. The panel’s decision moves the fight to the Senate floor next week with industry, White House, and labor groups pressing for continued support. The House previously rejected new funding for two SST prototypes beyond March 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy McGhee
Washington
UPD
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Senate
White House
Oa Tas Cuero Hospital Admissions and Dismissals
Emma McDonald and Gert rude Bright admitted to Cuero Community Hospital. Dismissals include Adelina Campos Teresa Cervantes Marjorie Malik Christina Sturm and baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero Community Hospital
Emma McDonald
Gertrude Bright
Adelina Campos
Teresa Cervantes
Marjorie Malik
Christina Sturm
Baby
Favorite Playground San Juan Islands Open to Voyagers
The San Juan Islands in northwest Puget Sound are a favorite playground for yachtsmen and vacationers. The group comprises 172 islands and is a popular destination for boating and scenic trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle, Wash
Of Cuero Club Meets on Tuesdays at Doll House
The Cuero organization meets on the second and fourth Tuesdays at 12 noon at the Doll House. Mrs. Lester Frers serves as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero
Lester Frers
Cuero Lodge
Edward L. Johnson
Weatherly Sec
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Gus Schaffner
Alex Cause of
Clude
Annabelle Moore
Claude Moore Jr
Austin
Chester Bettge
Meyersville
W. T. Smith
Counseling Service
Elmer A. Luddeke
H & R Block Co
Cuero Office
N. Esplanade
Yorktown
Church Street
Village Discount Record Center
Village Shop Center
Victoria
Ramsey’s Restaurant
DeTar Hospital
N. Navarro
Onen Ore
Freund Funeral Home
Electric Motors
Tel-A-Win CO
Max Factor
M. F
Elecka Drug CO
E. Main
Mer
England
Cornwall
Falkenstein
Germany
Congo
King Features Syndicate
Loc
Stephen Perez
Daybook of America
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
King Features Syndicate, Inc
KCFH
Bobby Mack
Neal Daly
Ross Elliott
Babe” Juarez
Wheather
Polliwogs
Guenther
San Antonio
Myrtle
Henry
Jean Ann Sheppard
Otis
Selina Carpenter
Mabel Davis
Houston
Kenneth Stockton
Judith Uhl
Gethsemene Lutheran Church
Whitney Oaks Country Club
Bill Stockton
Cuero-DeWitt County
Evelyn Wimbish
Mary
W. T.) Smith
Wayne Polzin
Gene Peters
Rev. N. A. Sanders
Ann Tubbs
Ruth Weber
John McCurdy
Transport Fund
Rialto
Sosepheine Pee
RCO
OM Ming Joe Es
C.c.ryder
Aes
Kleinecke Nursery
Pilot Club
Esplanade
DeWitt County
Cancer Society
C. E. Hall
Reuss
Jacques Cousteau
THE
Hartford
Tarrington
Gonzales
Spoetzl Brewery, Inc
Shiner, Texas
Bowen Distributing CO
Frederick William
N. Y. A. Bidg City Park
Alois Bomba
Wilfred Leist
Calvin Webb
Otis Carpenter
W. Reuss Blvd
Beltone
Cuerc — Sands
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