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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1970
Page
4
The piece condemns violent rhetoric from leftist militants and argues that responsible minority groups like the NAACP reject violence. It warns appeasement as counter-productive, cites international and domestic lessons, and asserts the eighties will bring continued freedom and prosperity with ongoing reforms.
President Nixon urges Congress to fund about 3.5 billion yearly to expand the US space program. Aimed for a 1977 to 1979 outer planet flyby including Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune and Pluto, with a nuclear rocket later in the seventies. Experts say a Mars landing could occur in the 1980s.
A warden jokes with a prisoner serving ten years about a fraudulent prospectus and a governor’s report. A visiting diplomat learns the U S ambassador died hours before his arrival prompting a quip about the jet carrying him back home. Jackie Gleason recalls marbles spilling from a man’s mouth.
A discussion of sorrow for Christians and sinners in death. It contrasts grief without hope with Christian hope in resurrection through Christ, citing II Timothy 3 12 Thessalonians 4 13 Corinthians 15 52 John 11 25 and Whittier poetry. American Way Features
On May 21 1970 the Almanac recalls events such as the 1852 Democratic national convention opening in Baltimore and Clara Barton organizing the first American Red Cross in Washington. It notes F D Roosevelt’s 1941 national emergency proclamation and Truman’s 1948 Alaska statehood proposal as key historical milestones.
A mixed page snippet shows a crossword with numerous numbered hints across and down and a Cryptoquote puzzle with a coded quotation using letter substitutions. It includes sample answers and a note about how to decode AXYDELBAAKRE as LONGFELLOW and yesterday's quote attributed to Wilde.
Health, Education and Welfare Secretary Robert Finch agrees to revive the Nixon era welfare reform after Senate Finance opposition. The move follows Sen. John Williams and House conservatives, with Finch seeking to avoid a broader clash. Also notes political reception of Blackmun nomination and Kemp’s bid for Congress in New York 39.
Record Files recalls May 21 1980 items including Miss Jane Tully of Houston visiting her mother Mrs E A Tully and multiple travels by local residents such as Mr and Mrs Jim Stone at the American Legion convention in Corpus Christi and others listed in the classifieds.
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