Cuero News Briefs Highlight Visits and Local Events
Edu Mugge leaves hospital for home on North Terrell. June and Hugh Stone visit Cuero from Baton Rouge. John Lucas and Mary Showalter visit. Jack’s death shocks Cuero. Ladies luncheons at the Country Club suspended. Miss Johnnie Gray to visit Mrs. Belle Elizey. Faye and C. L. Duckett attend Texas Automobile Dealers Association meeting in Houston. Bess and Homer Blanton return from Phoenix for Arizona state convention of TPA. New Braunfels Art League announces Spring Festival and Sale May 21 at Landa Plaza. From 1999 cookbook Cure for Neuralgia horseradish remedy noted. Lions convention bound for Galveston. Birthday wishes to Mary Lee Smith, Dr. F. A. Prather, and others. Saturday birthdays listed.
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New Braunfels Art League
Landa Plaza
Primaries open 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. in Cuero election day
Democratic and Republican primaries are scheduled for tomorrow Saturday May 6 with polling places open 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. County chairs Hazel Bland and Harold Gohmert urge turnout as Cuero Record announces polling locations on page one and hosts an Election Party at 7 p.m. results posted on a large bulletin board with candidate tallies.
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Hazel Bland
Harold Gohmert
Cuero
Miami Chosen For GOP Meet
The Republican National Committee voted to move the 1972 national convention from San Diego to Miami Beach citing lower costs. The voice vote reversed July Denver action favoring San Diego, with Mayor Hall of Miami Beach noting city invitation details were favorable. Democrats will also hold their convention in Miami.
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Chuck Hall
Miami Beach
Richard L. Herman
Nebraska
Miami
U S Introduces Guided Missile Helicopters in Vietnam War
U S command deploys for first time in Vietnam helicopters with TOW guided missiles to target North Vietnamese tanks amid a growing offensive. Two UH1 Hueys arrived at Camp Holloway Pleiku as defense against tank threats. Pentagon official told Thieu of potential new weapons supplies.
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Arthur Higbeer
Saigon
UPS
U.S
Franjola
Camp Holloway
Pleiku
Pentagon
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
City crews pave 21 blocks in Cuero 1972 program
City Manager Larry Smith told the City Council that Cuero paved 21 blocks since the program began in early April 1972. Completed streets include East Courthouse from the Victoria Highway to Valley Street and Henry Valley Prairie Clayton and Sarah from Hunt to Park Heights.
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Larry Smith
East Courthouse
Victoria Highway
Valley Street
Smith
Henry
Valley
Prairie
Clayton
Sarah
Broadway
Reuss Boulevard
Cuero Housing Authority Board of Directors
Mateo Perez
Carolyn Ferguson
Glenn Towery
Howard Bennett
Housing Authority
Claudius Green
Bob Bishop
Bob Hairston
First Baptist Church
City Library Board
C. Rogers McLane
First Presbyterian Church
Hairston
VFW
NYA
Municipal Park
Rawhide Riders
John C. Hamilton
Rawhide
Sunday Edition Delayed As Election Results Awaited
The Cuero Record will publish late on Sunday pending election results. An Election Party is planned at the office Saturday night at 7 p.m. All are invited.
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Cuero Record
Wholesale Food Prices Decline in April Amid Steady Unemployment
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports wholesale prices fell for the second month in April as meat poultry eggs and farm products eased. The overall index rose 0.1 percent due to industrial commodities, with unemployment steady at 3.9 percent and seasonal adjustments showing a 0.3 percent rise.
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Washington
WPD
Bureau of Labor
Tics
Voting Places for Democratic and Republican Primaries
The centric list gives polling locations for both parties across Cuero and neighboring towns. Voting hours run from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. on primary election day with specific precincts merged at designated facilities.
Indians and Pakistanis clash in Kashmir sector battle
A Defense Ministry spokesman said Indian and Pakistani troops clashed in the Kashmir sector near Tithwal and Kalyan. Attackers in battalion strength reportedly engaged with artillery, the fighting continuing and labeled the cease fire violation the most serious since it began last December.
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Kashmir
Defense Ministry
Kalyan
Tithwal
Srinagar
Spending Law Faces Broad Violations And Proposed Revisions
Federal campaign spending law now four weeks old faces widespread noncompliance with candidate and committee filings. Lawmakers consider revisions to cut reports to two per election year while critics warn alterations may weaken disclosure. John W. Gardner of Common Cause warns open revision could destroy the law and campaigns push for changes amid enforcement doubts.
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Washington
UPI
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Eid
Polly Hower
Edu Mugge
North Terrell
June
Hugh Stone
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Sandra
Toni Lucario
John Lucas
Mary Showalter
Austin
Jack
Country Club
Johnnie Gray
Fort Worth
Belle Elizey
Mrs. Elizey
Jane Ellizey Owen
G. P. Jr
Faye
C. L. Duckett
Merilyn Weber
Houston
Texas Automobile Dealers’ Association
Astroworld
C. L
Mike
Bess
Homer Blanton
Phoenix
Arizona
TPA
Homer
National Community Service Chairman
Galveston
Mary Lee Smith
F. A. Prather
Shirley Leggett
Verlie Millican
Samuel Cervantes, Jr
Fritz Koehler
Lorena Wollord
Pauline Wells
Polliwogs
United States
Thomas M. Cartlidge
Barefoot Sanders
Alphonso
al) Veloz
Hugh Wilson
Ralph W. Yarborough
U. S
Frank Boone
Abraham
Chick) Karen, Jr
Ben Barnes
Dolph Briscoe
Frances Farenthold
Robert Frerett L. Looney
William H
Bill) Po
Dallas Blankenship
Robert S. Calvert
R. G
Randy) Pendleton
William J. Robertson
Stanford S. Smith Vernon
Gene Smith
James
Jim) Wilson
Laura Cruz
Jesse James
Nolan Robnett
Baker Rudolph
Krit Smylie
Odis A. Weldon
General Land Office
Bob Armstrong
Carl A. Bell
John C. White
Connie Lawson
Byron Tunnel
Gene B. West
Supreme Court OF Texas
Joe Gre@hill
Price Daniel
Sam Johnson
Court OF Criminal Appeals
Wendell A. Oder
William N
Bill) Patman
Tim von Dohlen
State Board OF Education
George C Guthrie
Stanley Alberto’ Fulcher
Court OF Civil Appeals
Thirteenth Supreme Judicial District
Gerald T. Bissett
GOP
Dong Ha
Matt Franjola
Central Highlands
Hunt
Park Heights
Cuero Junior High School
Proctor Hall
Thomaston
Arneckeville
Meyersville
West Yorktown
City Hall
Nordheim
Lindenau
Hochheim Community Center
Hochheim Prairie
West Yoakum
Old City Hall
Westhoff
East Yorktown
East Yoakum
Old East Side School
Gruenau
Lutheran Parish Hall
Bear Creek
Cuero American Legion Hall
American Legion Hall
Yorkotwn High School
Gruenau Hall
Westhoff School
Yoakum
Old Crystal Cafe
Hochheim
NEW Deshe
ED Dooley
Senate
House
Vorkers
House Administration Committee
John W. Gardner
Common Cause
Gardner
Wayne L. Hays
Ohio
Hays
Samuel L. Devine
Congress
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