Texas towns win All-America City honors
Borger Cuero and El Paso are among 11 Texas cities cited by the National Municipal League and Look Magazine for civic achievement. Cuero earned the honor by expanding industrial medical and other facilities. El Paso was noted for a hospital fund drive a youth program and other efforts.
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Confirmands to be reviewed at St Mark's Lutheran Church
Confirmands of St Mark's Lutheran Church will be reviewed at 8 p m Friday in the church fellowship hall. Confirmation service is set for 10 45 a m Sunday May 7 with Rev H A Hanson pastor officiating. An all Lutheran baccalaureate service follows at 8 p m May 24 at St Mark's with Rev Harold Sager of Texas Lutheran College as speaker.
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St. Mark's
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Texas Lutheran College
Burns Hospital Auxiliary honors two members at luncheon
Mrs Elsa Bongiovi and Mrs Dorothy Trowell were named outstanding auxiliary members at Burns Hospital Auxiliary awards luncheon in El Patio. They received plaques. service awards went to Wanda Reuss for 50 hours and 200 hours to seven members. Trowell noted 300 hours. a hospital tour followed amid remarks on the auxiliary's 1965 charter and a proposed memorial scholarship fund.
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George Trowell
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Dorothy Trowell
Burns Hospital Auxiliary
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Trowell
Eugene Kach
Lucilla
Wanda Reuss
Erna Braten
Ruby Christian
Pauline Kach
Sharon Steen
Eleanor Havens
Helen Goodenough
Sarah Post
Cuero Community Hospital Auxiliary
Kach
Burns Hospital Memorial
Barbara
Henrietta
Ursula
Williams
Xaveria
Huth Memorial
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Five Cuero FFA Members Win With Records
Five Cuero FFA members Allen Hartman Johnny Jank Robert Nagel Marvin Warg echa and Mark Doehrman passed Area X record checks at Texas A I S Saturday earning Lone Star Farmer Degree and American Farmer Degree with state level competition ahead. Cuero scrap book also won Area X first place and advances to state checking session for honors among nine areas.
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DeWitt County Plans Meeting at Courthouse
County commissioners meet at the county courthouse at 1 30 pm to approve monthly claims and file the 1963 financial statement. Bids will be opened on pipe and road materials, with discussion on subdivision plat approval for Cypress Valley by J C Murphree.
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Cuero wraps up arc welding course for youths
Thirteen men completed a four day arc welding short course co sponsored by the Cuero Young Farmer Chapter and Cuero High School Vocational Agriculture Department. Participants included Elmo Anderson Tomm y Hensley O T Rails and others. Instructor was Joel Barton from Texas A M University. President Blank said the Cuero Young Farmer Chapter concluded its 1969 70 program.
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Glynn Carter
Byron Wolf
Gerald Sager
Jim Spring
Clint Stiles
Arlen Goebel
Harvey Schumacher
Robert Thamm
Carroll Blank
Joel Barton
Texas A&m University
Blank
Cuero Soldier Receives Air Medal Near An Khe Vietnam
R. Vargas, son of Mrs. Augustina Vargas of Cuero Texas, earned the Air Medal for meritorious service while participating in aerial flight supporting ground operations in Vietnam. He serves as a rifleman in Company C, 3rd Battalion, 4th Infantry Division, 12th Infantry.
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Augustina Vargas
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Cuero
Tex
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Vargas
DWI Suspect Jailed Here
Frank Henry Bryant is held at DeWitt County Jail on charges of driving while intoxicated and red light violations.
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Demo Unit Rule Upheld in Texas
Texas Democrats vow to stick to the unit rule in state affairs despite its outlawing at the 1968 national convention. County conventions mostly adopt the unit rule and pledge to support the Sept. 15 state convention. Cambodia policy splits Republicans and some Democrats while Travis County calls for US withdrawal.
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Cuero Senior Wins Editorial Writing Honors at State Meet
Cuero High School senior Barbara Bohman won first place in editorial writing and second in news writing at the University Interacho League meet in Austin as part of the 60th Annual State Meet. She is editor of Turkey Talk and plans to attend the University of Texas.
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Cuero
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Turkey Talk
Members of Union Mourning Reuther
Pellston Michigan United Auto Workers recount Walter Reuther’s impact as a major labor leader. James Blackwell, a 24 year UAW member, hails Reuther as the greatest man for workers and notes his death in a Learjet crash while Reuther had traveled to examine a family education center to foster new leadership for the 1.6 million member union.
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Antiwar Protest To Grow
Large antiwar rally near the White House spurs a plan to expand the movement with student strikes, organized labor backing, and efforts to elect peace candidates to Congress. Protest leaders say they will mobilize hometowns, publicize Congress votes, and proceed with hearings by House members as the November election approaches.
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Final Vote Returns Show 1 533 992 Cast Ballots
Final returns from Texas show 1 553 992 votes cast in Democratic Senate primary with no runoff needed in statewide races. Lloyd Bentsen Jr leads with 12 365 votes to Ralph Yarborough 721 627 in the GOP Senate contest. Bush leads Morris in Houston. Several races await canvass results and runoffs.
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