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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1971
Page
2
A reader letter by Tom Anderson discusses embryology debates, incubator tech, and the ethics of Communist influence, criticizing officials, foundations, and U.S. policy on Vietnam and civil rights. The piece enumerates names, places, grants, and budget items while urging separation of schools by race and broader political stances.
A fragmentary satirical piece surveys a comic scene at a museum with a bemused gent objecting to modern art. It shifts to remarks from Norman Hess on animal emissions, praises for George Blanda, and a jokey exchange about eggheads and intellect. The humor blends pop culture, politics, and a mascot’s final parachute rescue at Sandhurst.
An unsigned editorial warns of a rising venereal disease crisis, citing U S Public Health Service data that gonorrhea ranks second only to the common cold as a communicable disease in the United States with nearly 2 million cases in 1970. It attributes blame to social permissiveness, youth sexual activity, and widespread use of the pill, urging action at national and global levels.
The piece argues that revenue sharing poisons local autonomy, as funds would flow from Washington back to States and cities. It notes the federal government is broke and would inflate money via the Fed. It warns of increased federal oversight over local projects and taxes, urging readers to press President Nixon and lawmakers to end the scheme and cut federal spending.
The article notes a Soviet Union warning that progress in strategic arms talks will not come if the US negotiates from strength. It compares this to a Czechoslovakian ploy where a bear invites a hunter down from a tree to discuss friendship after discarding his gun.
A scrambled crossword list with numbered clues, many garbled entries and partial phrases. Includes hints like Urge on gout and Noah's youngest, alongside terms such as Necktie and Indian items. The text reads as a damaged puzzle page fragment with scattered proper nouns and incomplete phrases.
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