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Newspaper

Cuero Record

Location

Cuero, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1971

Page

4

Drivers to learn seat belt use on 1972 cars

Editorial notes motorists will face a red light and buzzing warning if seat belts are not fastened on 1972 models. General Motors and other manufacturers will install the device during the model year under a federal mandate. Studies show only about a third of drivers currently use belts, and the light and buzzer aim to compel safer behavior.

Asian Revelations on U S Policy in Indochina

Harrison Salisbury argues in Foreign Affairs that U S policy toward Asia misread events after World War II. He contends Washington misjudged Mao’s relationship with Stalin and misread China as Moscow’s puppet, and that the China/Korea dynamics shaped by misperception affected U S choices in Indochina.

Nikita Khrushchev Indochina Harrison Salisbury Foreign Affairs Salisbury Red China Mao Tse-tung Moscow Stalin Mao United States Peking Nixon Truman Washington North Korea U. S Asia

Global Plate Tectonics Gains Wide Scientific Support

The earth’s seven continents are thought to have once been a single land mass that split apart as oceans moved. At about 46 billion years old, the planet’s age and a split around 200 million years ago are cited. The Glomar Challenger and sea bed drilling bolster this theory.

Earth Ceanaut Atlantic Mediterranean Africa Europe Pacific

Sensing the News: Texas confronts radical organizing and press control

In Dallas, Anthony Harrigan argues Texas must uphold traditional values amid threats from Cesar Chavez and the United Farm Workers. He cites militant farming unions, campus press tensions, and religious publications as fronts in a nationwide battle of ideas.

Dallas Texas East Texas Chamber of Commerce Daryl Arnold Free Marketing Council Los Angeles Cesar Chavez United Farm Workers Union United States Chavez California San Francisco Cesar Anthem Books National Press Washington, D.C Amarillo Globe-Times Frank C. Erwin Jr University of Texas Daily Texan Austin The Christian Challenge Victoria Dorothy Faber

Misleading Geniuses and a King in Porphyria

A compiled column recalls high flying stock speculators of 1968 losing their fortunes by 1970 and jokes about those who still pretend. It discusses Ida Macalpine and Richard Hunter's book on King George III’s porphyria and its impact on history, health care, and revolt. The piece also lampoons a San Diego halitosis cure, a wife’s nagging, a party noble, and a governor’s vacation note.

George II Ida Macalpine Richard Hunter England George III Prussia America George San Diego

Daily Crossword Clues and Cryptoquote Puzzle

A mixed page features a crossword with many clues across and down including references to phrases and names. A daily cryptoquote challenge labeled DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE presents a substitution cipher puzzle with a sample showing LONGFELLOW as the known quote.

Longfellow

General Motors Sees No Way to Meet 1976 Emission Rule

General Motors told a congressional hearing it could not devise a clean exhaust system for 1976 models. Ford AM and VW voiced similar doubts while American Motors also testified at the hearings.

General Motors Washington

Antipollution Agency Vows Strict Standards Enforcement

The main antipollution agency states it will strictly enforce environmental standards. Officials emphasize firm action against violators to uphold clean air and water rules across regions.

Antipollution

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