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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1972
Page
2
Readers share quick tips from knitting leftovers for a granny afghan to a corn meal substitute for salmonettes. A mother uses water painting with kids to keep them entertained and a reader recalls a working day saying, like it, we get days like this. Heloise signs off with thanks and invites letters.
Luton England police report George Harkness a market guard had groceries stolen when his back was turned at a local supermarket on Thursday. The incident was confirmed by market officials and no injuries were reported.
Worry Clinic by George W. Crane discusses a couple dealing with false claims about female eroticism from a New York doctor. It argues women are not as ardent as men and urges readers to seek Crane’s Sex Problems in Marriage booklet to dispel sexual fallacies.
Television lineup lists programs for Monday May 4 1972 including Rowan and Martin Gunsmoke Who Do You Think You Are Heartland U S A special The Lion Here's Lucy Waterhole No 3 News Weather Sports Johnny Carson Movie The Hill Dick Cavett.
Tony Joe White tours the country with Creedence Clearwater. Rod McKuen marks his birthday with Carnegie Hall concerts for the fourth year running. Steve Alamo eyes a major breakthrough with American Music. Apollo 100 returns with Mendelssohn paraphrase. Roberta Flack holds number one with First Time Ever I Saw Your Face followed by Joe Tex I Gotcha and the Stylistics Betcha By Golly Wow in third. Nash Crosby shows Immigation Song and CCR tearin Up The Country headed for release.
The column recalls old timers and local characters. James Clegg and Werner Wolf are mentioned with playful jabs, Viola Coker returns from Corpus Christi, and Red Carpenter quietly celebrates retirement after long miles. Werner Kautz shares a safety slogan about belief and purpose.
On this day in history Hernando de Soto found the Mississippi River in 1541. George Selden filed for the first automobile patent in 1879, granted in 1895. VE Day was announced by Truman in 1945, and in 1964 he addressed Congress on his 80th birthday. A Truman quote precedes the postwar reflection.
A satirical tale from the Freedom Leadership Foundation recounts a Professor Sanford I. Berman explanation of dialectics via a parable about two men to reveal the alleged inconsistent logic of Marxist dialectics. The piece mocks the idea of a universal science guiding rulers of the Intellectual Elite.
New hardbacks and a Ballantine paperback chronicle General Reinhard Gehlen, wartime espionage chief and postwar liaison to the Americans. The Gehlen organization, kept staffed by former Nazis, supplied crucial Russia intelligence during the early Cold War era and helped preserve European freedom despite controversy.
About 40,000 Americans visit Austria yearly and many castles run as guesthouses offer overnight stays at modest prices. Aristocratic hosts run country house style hospitality, inviting visitors to share rooms and meals in a democratic twist of prestige. Write to the Austrian National Tourist Office at 546 Fifth Avenue, Newark, NY 10017 for details.
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