Personal notices from Bryan to Goliad weekend events
Mr and Mrs Jim Lassiter of Bryan visited Turro relatives over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Howard Bennett and Mr and Mrs Arthur Schodde attended races Sunday in Goliad. Mrs Claire Howerton of Mortgage Hill West was a Cuero business visitor Monday. Miss Beth St Clair and Bubba Caspertine of Rockport stayed with Ava Nell St Jair. Bill Kuester attended races in Goliad. Mr and Mrs Mertes Koenig, Mr and Mrs Rudy Fuchs and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Henneke attended races in Goliad Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Lassiter
Bryan
Turro
Howard Bennett
Arthur Schodde
Goliad
Claire Howerton
Mortsge Hill
Points West
Beth St. Clair
Bubba Caspertine
Rockport
Ava Nell St. Jair
Mertes Koenig
Rudy Fuchs
Lloyd Henneke
Muenter Couple Welcomes Baby Girl Born March 25
Mr and Mrs Robert Buzzy Muenter of Luxembourg announce the birth of a baby girl on March 25. Paternal grandmother is Mrs T J Muenter of Cuero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert ‘‘Buzzy” Muenter
Luxembourg
T. J. Muenter
Cuero
Legislature Checkup Closer
Two resolutions clearing for House action would create special investigating committees to probe the stock fraud scandal. Speaker Gus Mutscher faces questions as he works on his first formal public statement about his role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutscher
Patman Blames Agencies and Press for Penn Central Fallout
Patman criticizes the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Interstate Commerce Commission for not warning the public about Penn Central's looming bankruptcy. He faults President Nixon and the press for failing to alert investors, noting reports might have prevented losses. The report lists major firms selling Penn Central shares from April to June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Central
Patman
Securities and Exchange Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Nixon
Morgan Guarantee Trust Co
New York
Continental Ilinois National Bank and Trust Co
Chicago
Provident National Bank
Philadelphia
Security Pacific National Bank
Los Angeles
United States Trust Co
San Antonio Livestock Market Report Highlights Cattle Prices
UPI USDA livestock roundup from San Antonio shows cattle and calves at 3600 head with slaughter cows and heifers mostly steady and feeders steady. Slaughter heifers 29.00 dollars, cows 20.20 to 21.20, feeders listing few choice 250- to 250-lb range with prices 28.25 to 42.50.
Weather notes for Cuero and Northeast Texas record heat and storms
A cold front brought relief to Cuero with 98 degree heat at 3 pm and no rain. Upset storms swept Northeast Texas with hail up to eight inches and one inch rain in Henderson, causing a 30 minute power outage, but no injuries. Multiple towns reported rainfall and record warmth across South Central Texas with Austin and San Antonio posting new March temperature records while forecasts call for warming into midweek then cooling Friday.
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Cuero
UPI
Texas
Henderson
Marshall
Hall
Tyler
National Weather Service
Longview
NWS
Beaumont
Dalhart
Galveston
Austin
Capitol
San Antonio
Fifty chickens and four guineas killed near Cuero by dogs
A pack of five dogs killed fifty chickens and four guineas on the Frank Hadamek place one and a half miles west of Cuero. New oil and gas leases were issued for 2012 acres of DeWitt County land. The United States and SEATO Allies pledged to take any necessary steps to preserve a united Laos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hadamek
Cuero
DeWitt County
United States
SEATO
Laos
Live cattle, hogs and goats market report summary
Steers 42.25 to 44.00 for 350 to 450 pounds good 250 to 350 head. Heifers 35.25 to 38.10 for 550 to 650 pounds. Aged stock cows 20.00 to 22.10. Hogs 800 head with barrows and gilts 50 higher. 200 to 250 pounds 16.00 to 16.50. sows mostly unsold early. Goats 100, sheep 100. not enough sales for price test.
If You're Dying To Decorate Try This
Dear Heloise offers quick tips from 1971 to repurpose plastic disk centers from tape holders as egg drying supports for dyed Easter eggs. Also includes a reader tip brushing pet caps like wigs and a crutch storage trick to stop crutches from sliding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Fred Sweeney
Duchesses in Fiesta coronation noted in local column
The L A Express reports Gay Pridgen daughter of Jimmy and Betty Pridgen will serve as a Duchess in the Court of Gardens at Fiesta coronation. Cuero residents attend last rites for Lander Wofford while others attend races and birthday gatherings. A home baking tip offers mint flavored frostings for graham crackers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A
Gay Pridgen
Jimmy
Betty Pridgen
J. H. Pridgen
Cuero
T. O. Buchel Jr
Corpus Christi
Lander Wofford
Bentsen Reveals Assets Worth Over 3.6 Million
UPI reports Senator Lloyd M. Bentsen Jr. discloses assets totaling 3.613 million dollars. He lists real estate, stocks, cash, and mineral interests while noting debts and a net worth of 2.349 million. Major holdings include 68 517 Lincoln Consolidated shares and 100 000 Dixie Mortgage shares with Texas real estate and Rio Grande valley minerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Lloyd M. Bentsen Jr
D-Tex
Bentsen
Ralph Yarborough
Brazoria
Tex
Lincoln Consolidated, Inc
Dixie Mortgage Loan Co
Jessers
Houston
Rio Grande Valley
Louisiana
Lawmaker urges split of NLRB powers to courts
A Congress member argues for separating the NLRB’s administrative and judicial roles by moving unfair labor practice trials to Federal District Courts. The proposal gives complainants option to present cases themselves or via a U.S. Attorney, aiming to curb perceived push for enforced unionization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Labor Board
NLRB
National Labor Relations Board
U.S
Six Die In Auto Wreck West of Waco on I 35
A head on collision on Interstate 35 south of Waco killed six members of a family. Pedro Munoz, 35, of Dallas, was in critical condition with extensive head injuries. Marvin Buhl, 18, of Lark, Tex., in one vehicle was in satisfactory condition. Killed were Mrs Pedro Munoz and her sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco, Tex
Waco
Pedro Munoz
Dallas
Munoz
Hillcrest Hospital
Marvin Buhl
Lark
Tex
Family Mourns After Tragic Loss Across Three Generations
Paul aged 10 and Pedro aged 4, along with daughters Elodia 8 and Rosemary 7, are named in a tragic report. A 24 year old nephew Israel Munoz is also killed, marking a devastating family loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Pedro
Elodia
Rosemary
Israel Munoz
Former Governor Gets 25 Years for Bribe Conspiracy
West Virginia former governor W. W. Barron was sentenced to 25 years in prison after pleading guilty to conspiring to pay a $25,000 bribe to a juror who voted for his acquittal in a 1968 trial. He was ordered to report immediately to a federal penitentiary in Springfield, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
UPI
W. W. Barron
West Virginia
Barron
Federal Penitentiary
Springfield
Services Held for Mrs Katherine Klein of Cuero
Pallbearers for 80 year old Katherine Klein of Cuero included Albert Ermis Fred Moore A V Smith Bill Thedin Marion Weber and Marion Fetters. Rev Bob Hairston officiated at Freund Funeral Home with burial in Hillside Cemetery. She died Friday in a Cuero hospital born Columbus November 3 1890. She married Charley G Klein in Gonzales March 2 1912. he died December 9 1956. Survivors include a daughter Mrs Edward Kirkland of Cuero two sisters Mrs H A Breithhoff and Mrs Emma McCarty of Gonzales a brother Frank Tanhiser of Austin three grandchildren and one great grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Klein
Cuero
Freund
Albert Ermis
Fred Moore
A. V. Smith
Bill Thedin
Marion Weber
Marion Fetters
Bob Hairston
First Baptist Church
Hillside Cemetery
Klein
Columbus
Charley G. Klein
Gonzales
Edward Kirkland
H. A. Breithhoff
Emma McCarty
Frank Tanhiser
Austin
Death of Mrs Mary H Thurk 89 a Goliad County native
Mrs Mary H Thurk 89 lifelong Goliad County resident died in a Goliad hospital after a long illness at 2 25 am. Born February 1 1882 she married Fred Thurk in 1903 who died in 1954. Funeral services 3 pm Monday at St Andrews Lutheran Wee satche with Rev F E Eilers officiating. Burial in St Andrews Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary H. Thurk
Goliad County
Goliad Hospital
Fred Thurk
St. Andrews Lutheran Church
Weesatche
F. E. Eilers
St. Andrews Cemetery
Court rules on loyalty oath law in political party case
The court interpreted the loyalty oath statute to mean no overthrow by force, no association with violent groups, and no sedition. The ruling upheld the statute as constitutional while the Socialist Labor party lost that point and appealed to the Supreme Court. The state argued because the panel did not uphold the law as written.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socialist Labor Party
Supreme Court
Houston Oil Operator Indicted for False Tax Returns
Michael Peters of Houston Texas was indicted March 25 1971 by a Federal Grand Jury in Austin on six counts of income tax violations. He allegedly filed false returns for 1962 1963 1964 and 1965 and failed to file timely returns for 1964 and 1965. Peters 58 faces penalties including possible imprisonment and fines per count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Peters
Houston
Texas
Austin
Peters
R. L. Phinney
Internal Revenue
Phinney
Jersig Walks Out After Veto Power Granted
Harry Jersig of the Parks and Wildlife Commission walked out after a 2-1 vote to give Chairman Pearce Johnson veto power over state and local projects. He warned the move usurps authority and calls it dictatorship while preparing to leave for San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Jersig
John Connally
L. P. Gilvin
Connally
Jack Stone
Gilvin
Calley Jury Begins 13th Deliberation Day
The military jury weighing Lt. William L. Calley Jr. death, prison or freedom started its 13th day of deliberation in Fort Benning Georgia by asking to see My Lai operation records. The request signals the jury has not reached a verdict after Sunday’s late session ending at 7 05 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Benning
UPI
William L. Calley Jr
My Lai
Planes Hit Trail in Laos as Raids Intensify
Hundreds of U S warplanes including B52 bombers struck the Ho Chi Minh Trail in Laos while Hanoi reports 1200 to 1500 North Vietnamese vehicles move daily in both directions. In Saigon three U S Army battalions totaling about 2500 men began standdowns for withdrawal under Nixon plan, indicating faster U S troop pullout as Laos offensive succeeds.
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U.S
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Hanoi
Saigon
U. S
United States
Nixon
Laos
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Hospital News
Cuero Community Hospital
Gerald Brandt
Debra Peters
Helen Waite
Leo Galindo
Vernell Spears
Paula Courtemanche
Frank Perez
Mary Prasek
James Wilian
Twin Oaks Gravel Co
Kleinecke Nursery
N. Esplanade
Village Discount Record Center
Village Shop Center
Victoria
SAN Antonio Livestock
SAN Antonio Upi
USDA
W. Reuss Blvd
Electric Motors
Tel-A-Win CO
Nathan Post Lumber CO
Bpsplanade — Cupro
Mercury
Reass
KCFH
Bobby Mack
Neal Daly
Ross Elliott
Babe
Juarez
B. H
Joanie H
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Polliwogs
By Polly Howerton
John Blackwell
Lynny Henderson Mighty
Vida Finney
Marshall Doggett
Hensley
Bess Blanton
Anita Graves
Nancy Davis
Ernest Henson
Mrs
Court
REA
N. Y. A. Bidg City Park
Alois Bomba
Wilfred Leist
American Legion
Calvin Webb
Otis Carpenter
Pilot Club
Lester Frers
Cuero Lodge
Edward L. Johnson
M. H. E. Weatherly Sec
DeWitt County Cancer Society
O. E. Hall
Veto
Calley
B. H. D. Quigg
By Kenneth Braddick
Rialto
Freund Funeral Home
SEFIT
Keesler
Max Factor
Calif
M. F
Elecra Drug CO
E. Main
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