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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1970
Page
13
Editorial notes Larry OBrien's selection as Democratic Party chair marks a qualified Catholic leader from the Irish American bloc. He faces eight million dollar debt and must shape the party's 1972 and 1976 prospects, including potential Kennedy support and Nixon’s political stance.
Vice President Spiro Agnew publicly condemns colleges admitting students by racial quota or lowering standards. He warns diplomas would be devalued and urges government aid to prepare disadvantaged minority students to qualify for admission rather than giving unfair advantages.
A humor item collection features Bennett Cerf anecdotes about Gina Lollobrigida, Oscar Levant, and George Kaufman as a restaurant owner seeks entertainers after a long beach day. The piece includes brief jokes and Q and A riddles from Bob Franson of Springfield Ohio with a 1970 copyright.
A column argues that leftist protests at Kent State and Yale endanger the nation, urging strong federal action, mass trials, and enforcement to curb radical campus activity. It cites National Guardsmen, police, and envisioned revolutionary threats, advocating rapid legal measures and new laws if needed.
The piece reports campus violence at Stanford Maryland and Michigan State against ROTC facilities as student radicalism challenges ROTC. Pentagon officials defend ROTC as essential for officer supply while Ivy League actions threaten programs.
A crossword grid with clues across and down covering common words. A cryptogram quote puzzle follows with a substitution cipher and hints about solving rules. The page lists a previous cryptoquote example and credits Jean Jacques Rousseau.
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