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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1972
Page
2
Dr. Crane argues after age 21 compatibility and mutual interests matter most in marriage and kisses ignore age gaps. He notes women age gracefully with modern health gains and longevity, and that sexual appetite persists into old age, countering myths of menopausal loss.
A reflective column argues against judging women by attire and urges openness to change. It criticizes pessimism and dirt-digging, praises renewal, and notes USPS approval of special service awards for families of deceased employees with a three week lead time for requests.
A reader describes converting a rear bedroom into a temporary powder room for women during parties. The plan uses a plastic tablecloth over a desk, a lighted vanity mirror, and lounge style bed setup to create a quick, inexpensive restroom.
A miscellany of light anecdotes and reader tips from a era style column. Loyalties to friends and neighbors appear with names such as Duffy Shows Earnest Hartman Fritz Koehler and Oscar Adickes. Advice on home decor cleaning and cooking mixes with quips and letters from readers.
The inquiry led by Edmund Sweeney found DDT highly beneficial and not harmful to people or the environment. Nobel laureate Norman Borlaug praised the report as self-evident, urging EPA Administrator William Ruckelshaus to reverse the ban and restore use.
The piece critiques presidential tax reform talk and recalls T Coleman Andrews on the Manion Forum in 1956. It cites Andrews arguing the income tax harms liberty, fuels Marxist fears, and taxes success, urging a better revenue system to avoid tyranny and bolster enterprise. The American Wey Features.
North Vietnam reportedly influences U S Soviet and Chinese policy as Kissinger notes the small country resists a peaceful exit from Southeast Asia. The piece discusses Moscow and Beijing avoiding direct clash while Hanoi remains skeptical of great powers.
The entry lists Friday May 19 on the 149th day of 1972 with first quarter moon and visible planets Mercury Jupiter Venus Mars Saturn. It notes births including Johns Hopkins born May 19 1872 and historical items from 1885 1940 1945 1964. A thought from William Allen White closes the piece.
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