Undercover Officer Describes UT Antiwar Demonstrations
An exclusive interview with an undercover officer on the University of Texas campus recounts his view of the antiwar protests. He notes most participants were not hard core radicals, cites Cambodia and Kent State as core concerns, and describes behavior on the mall including drugs and sexual activity.
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Potts
Kent State
U.S
Cambodia
Austin
Bobby Seale
Black Panther
SDS
Partly Cloudy Warmth Across Cuero Areas
Partly cloudy and warm with considerable overnight and early morning cloudiness. Highs near 70 to mid 80s for Cuero Gonzales Yorktown Yoakum. Forester note for Cuera and DeWit in County volume 76 number 124.
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Cuoero
Gonzales
Yorktown
Yoakum
Cuera
DeWit
County
Town Tur Cuero and All-America City feature in Express
Bill Cunningham reports Cuero’s All-America City story with photos. Municipal Airport hangars to be painted for a refreshed look. Uniform Park gets green tennis courts and new underground electricity with metal lamp standards replacing wood. Weather may delay finishing touches.
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Cuero
San Antonio Express
Bill Cunningham
Cuero Record
Municipal Park
Calhoun County pair win Cuero Victoria Jaycee Water Safari
Martin Dworaczyk of Long Mott and James Dworaczyk of Seadrift won the weekend canoe race amid thunderstorms and a rain swollen river, finishing in five hours and three minutes. The duo will compete in the 468 mile Texas Water Safari next month from San Marcos to Port Lavaca.
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Calhoun County
Cuero Victoria Jaycee Water Safari
Martin Dworaczyk
Long Mott
James Dworaczyk
Seadrift
Fin
Robert Sanders
Port Lavaca
Norman Morgan
Dworaczyk
San Marcos
Cuero
Victoria Jaycee
Morgan
Charlie Hall
Hall
Lee van Sickle
Queen Victoria
Nita Kay Rogers
Judy Granger
Bob Mitchell
John Evans
Houston
Gary Knight
Hicklands
J. FE. Mitchell
Baytown
Pat Oxsheer
Appleton
Frank Oxsheer
Alvin
Rivgk Kack
Tornadoes Rake Rio Grande Valley Injuring 34
Severe storms with tornadoes, hail and high winds hit Zapata and nearby towns in the Rio Grande Valley. Zapata reported 34 injuries, extensive home damage and about 150000 dollars in damage. Raymondville Harlingen Lyford also affected with downed lines and crop losses.
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United Press International
Rio Grande Valley
Zapata
Raymondville
Harlingen
Lyford
Robert Skank
B. J. Thornburg
Paul Arreveia
Feedlot Pollution Spurs Texas Water Board Crackdown
The Texas Water Quality Board plans tighter scrutiny on feedlots as waste from large operations threatens water supplies. Chairman Fulcher warned a big rain could worsen runoff toward streams and aquifers, prompting stricter controls and a recent rejection of a 15,000 cattle feedlot proposal between San Marcos and New Braunfels. In Washington, retired Gen. Lucius B. Clay was elected board chairman of FNMA, the first under its private corporation status.
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Austin
UPI
Texas Water Quality Board
Gordon “Wwicher
Atlanta
Tex
Fulcher
Water Board
Texas Tech
Texas
San Marcos
New Braunfels
Clay
Washington
Lucius B. Clay
Federal National Mortgage Association
FNMA
Duderstadt Reunion Set for Yorktown
The seventh Duderstadt reunion will be held June 7 at the Fire Station Auditorium in Yorktown. A 127 page Duderstadt family history, compiled by Frances Hartmann, covers eight generations and local references from Meyersville to Yorktown with names such as Hartmann, Duderstadt, Westhoff, Schaefer, and Ploeger. A covered dish dinner is planned with committee chairs listed including Hartmann, Duderstadt, Bettve, and A J Duderstadt.
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Duderstadt
Fire Station
Yorktown
Albrecht
Adickes
Bluntzer
Arnold
Bomba
Braunig
Diebel
Fekhardt
Fromme
Hartman
Hausmann
Jacob
Ploeger
Rabke
Riedel
Schaefer
Schiwer
Schorlemer
Westhoff
Kurt Hartmann
la Vernia
Oscar Duderstadt
Goliad
Chester Bettve
Meyersville
A. J. Duderstadt
Raymondville
Agnew Presses Cancer Victory in Houston
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew addressed the 10th International Cancer Congress in Houston urging more cancer cures while opposing socialized medicine. He cited moon program aspects to argue for improved U S medical delivery and a higher cure rate, then spoke at a Republican fundraiser and played golf with notable figures. He noted one in three cancers are cured now and urged reaching half.
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Houston
UPIL
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Washington
South
United States
Cine
Senate
Eugene Cernan
U.S
George Bush
R-Tex
Jackie Burke
Jimmy Demaret
Cernan
A&I University Plans Big Staff Boost for 1970 71
Kingsville Texas A&I University approves a roughly $10 million 1970 71 budget adding more than 50 new faculty positions. Fifteen new instructors will join the A&I Center opening next fall in Laredo as fall registration reaches 7 253, one of the largest percentage increases in the school’s history.
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Kingsville
Tex
Texas A&i University
A&i
Laredo
Texas A&i
Girls Graduate Tea Scheduled at Town Hall Victoria
A Panhellenic tea for girls interested in joining a college sorority will be held Thursday at 2 pm at the Town Hall in the Victoria National Bank building. The girls and their mothers will attend as guests. The Panhellenic group comprises national sororities in the area.
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Victoria National Bank
Wus
Bentsen Appeals For Unity Across Texas Campaign
Democratic nominee Lloyd Bentsen pledged to be a responsible Democrat who can work with all groups and owe allegiance to none. He plans to visit smaller cities including Cuero before November and hopes to meet many people he missed since the primary.
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Lloyd Bentsen
U. S. Senate
Senate
Bentsen
Cuero
Ralph Yarborough
Lyndon Johnson
Dwight Eisenhower
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