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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1972
Page
2
For over 15 years American Bike Month mobilizes independent retailers to offer free checks and partners with schools PTA police and civic groups for bike safety education programs. In 1971 bicycle sales near 9 million and the BMA/6 label signals reflective features and added safety components on bicycles.
Hearst Jr warns that Communism remains a global threat and urges readers to pressure Congress to curb non-defense spending. The piece contrasts past taxes with projected 1972 levels and predicts higher taxes, debt, and inflation unless policy changes occur.
The American Way Features presents letters from Henry W. Grice of Selma and David N. Henderson of North Carolina. Grice argues taxpayers fund government and calls for local self-government and holding officials to account. Henderson contends modern Americans are too prosperous and complacent, with youth lacking sacrifice and discipline. He critiques a generation of leniency and materialism affecting national resolve.
A cryptic poem like snippet mentions God, a champion, and drinking. It references Buddy Coney worrying about Henry Luddeke Sr and Dorothy Sicko as an asset for ILELB, plus Werner Wolf and Glyndol Snod grass in a town. The tone hints at aging temptations and deadlines in trade learning.
A local notice recalls Schulenburg VFW backing a modern eight lane bowling alley. The item, part of a historic newspaper page, also includes readers tips from Heloise and editorials about manners, diets, and a price-fixing recovery by Texas Attorney General Crawford Martin totaling nearly $700,000.
Worry Clinic tale shows three year old Mike Crowder gifting his great grandmother Nellie a wilted dandelion. Dr. Crane uses the vignette to urge emotional calisthenics in children to prevent later divorces and conflict. The piece notes the role of mothers and churches in teaching unselfishness and invites readers to request a booklet.
Washington (UPI) FDA associate commissioner Sam D. Fine urged food processors to begin voluntary nutrient labeling immediately. Critics from the National Canners Association oppose the move, while firms fear delays to labeling during May to July production.
On May 15 1972 the Almanac notes notable events including Katherine Anne Porter born 1894 and Congress creating the Department of Agriculture in 1862. It also recalls United Airlines hiring its first stewardess Ellen Church in 1930 and Abe Fortas resigning from the Supreme Court in 1969 amid ethics controversy.
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