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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1971
Page
2
The federal ruling mandating equal public services for all residents is timely. It should spur improvements in slum areas and poorer neighborhoods by extending sewer, street, and traffic infrastructures and enable suits to force equality and slum clearance.
Officials weigh allowing girls to compete with boys in non-contact sports like tennis track and swimming. The discussion notes girls could excel in some events while separate programs may remain fair and adequate sports opportunities for both sexes.
South Carolina lawmaker Leevy Johnson told a college audience of largely non white students that change should be pursued within the system. He noted that white votes helped elect Black legislators and urged civic action under the law, warning against revolution and violence.
The writer laments a drift from core capitalism as business leaders and unions alike face scrutiny. He argues quick profits and collusion harmed enterprise, while labor leaders enjoyed political influence. He warns federal support for organized labor risks eroding free enterprise.
The piece argues that union promises to mobilize votes and mass acceptance by nonunion workers are fraying. It warns of a forthcoming poll confrontation between labor power and the broader working population, noting Britain’s similar strain and calling out perceived selfishness in both unions and industry.
Today marks the last day of 1971 with a moon between last quarter and new phase. Morning stars Mercury and Saturn shine as Aries births are noted. In 1794 Congress enacted legislation outlawing slave trading with foreign nations.
Muhammad Ali faces a potential Supreme Court review in mid April over his claim of conscientious objection to Vietnam war. The case centers on Ali refusing to fight, citing Islamic doctrine, while a court ruling on selective service had limited the class of conscientious objectors. The article notes Justice Douglas’s censorship dispute and potential disqualification.
Foreign tourists spend about 2 billion kroner a year in Denmark, according to the Danish Tourist Board. The figure highlights Denmark as a popular destination for international visitors and reflects strong tourism activity in Copenhagen and other regions. The report notes the economic impact of inbound travel on local services and businesses.
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