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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1971
Page
4
The piece marks Armed Forces Day on May 15 and honors nearly three million Americans in the military. It notes over 50 000 lives lost and many injured, urges support for troops, and hopes for an honorable ceasefire in Vietnam while praising service in Korea and abroad.
A 2001 survey indicates one in twenty Americans claim Spanish origin with 70 percent using Spanish as their mother tongue and half speaking it at home. The piece discusses acculturation, discrimination concerns, and the immigrant experience in the United States, noting language barriers and the role of government and church in migration.
The piece denounces Governor Francis W. Sargent for appointing James R. Reed, a 51 year old Black man with a criminal record, to Massachusetts prison commission. It argues Reed’s history of assault and rape convictions, Harvard ties, and rumored Kennedy connections reveal a trend of pandering to militant minorities and compromising respectability for political gain. The author decries the potential impact on law, education, and African American citizens.
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A cryptogram puzzle explains a substitution cipher with a sample quote and hints. The page notes one letter mapping uses A for L and X for O and includes a quoted aphorism about laughter as the most wasted day. It credits King Features Syndicate 1971.
The piece tracks Jerry Lewis building Network Cinema Corp into miniature plush theaters, aiming for 2000 locations while reviving the nickelodeon model. It contrasts past grand houses like the Strand and Roxy with compact, 350-seat venues run by one man, spotlighting Lewis as a modern film mogul-in-waiting.
May 14 1971 marks the 134th day with Venus Mars Jupiter Mercury visible at dawn and Saturn at dusk. Notable events include Fahrenheit born 1686, 1904 St Louis hosted the Olympics, 1942 WAAC founded, 1969 Nixon proposal to withdraw troops, and the 1970 Jackson State shooting.
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