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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1971
Page
2
The American Church should permit divorced members to remarry within the church. The eight member commission's unanimous recommendation signals progress and forgiveness. The piece argues denying remarriage is impractical given widespread failed marriages and predicts no fault divorces and fair custody and alimony outcomes as churches adapt.
The article argues for free elections in South Vietnam with government oversight, fair voting laws, and an impartial campaign process. It contends Washington pressure is needed to ensure the Saigon regime allows genuine choices, and notes the opposition may refuse to participate, potentially benefiting democracy if disagreements persist.
President Nixon addressed Republican governors in Williamsburg urging Congress to overhaul welfare laws to boost work incentives. He criticized current programs as failing and appealing to avoid work, noting many recipients refuse jobs and praising honest labor as honorable.
Eleanor Schlafly narrates the Cardinal Mindszenty Foundation program in St. Louis detailing six men imprisoned by the Reds, four escaping to America, one remaining in asylum at the U.S. embassy, and a foundation educating the public on Communist methods. It highlights the Mindszenty story and escape efforts including Robert Brieze and the Bley brothers.
A cryptogram excerpt lists crossword clues for unharmed to Gustave and more, plus a long quote puzzle. It includes hints about letter substitutions where A stands for L and X for O, with a sample quote by Samuel Grafton and a cryptogram note from King Features Syndicate in 1971.
Mr and Mrs Gary Eckel caught a 44 pound catfish in the Guadalupe River near Herd Bridge. Sheriff Ray Markowsky spoke of a possible mounted police unit in DeWitt County. An Air France Super Constellation crash in the Sahara Desert killed all 69 aboard. Mr and Mrs Charles Ott Jr of New Braunfels visited Cuero relatives.
Rep John Dowdy of Texas defends his chairmanship as he battles a bribery trial postponement and health issues. Doctors cite irritable colon syndrome and leg weakness while Dowdy resumes leadership of the subcommittee on education of the House District of Columbia Committee. Rep Wayne Hays proposes caping phone records to shield legislators from federal inquiry as nursing home reform bids by Rep David Pryor move forward with hearings in Detroit Kansas City and Chicago.
The line of Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Meline notes their son was home on a 14 day visit. Meanwhile Cuero Junior High School advances construction of the new four classroom unit on the former athletic field. In Korea, United Nations tank patrols struck Munsan near Seoul, as Communist forces appeared to consider resistance.
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