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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1970
Page
4
A task force led by New York University President James Hunter urges the federal government to broaden access to college for disadvantaged students of all races. It favors special educational opportunity grants to support talented youths who could contribute to the nation, while noting costs must be managed.
The New York Court of Appeals sustains a state law forbidding import of furs from animals endangered in the wild. The ruling supports protection for animals slaughtered overseas for their pelts. The decision could prompt other states and nations to enact similar measures.
A humorous sketch about family quirks and a comic anecdote from Bennett Cerf’s 1970 collection. It recalls Henry Fonda’s youthful rebelliousness and the Fonda clan dynamics, including a memorable umbrella incident and pointed backstage remarks.
A 1930s New Deal figure Rexford Tugwell proposes a new constitution abolishing states and creating 20 republics with a central planning state. Critics warn it replaces Senate with appointed placemen, removes jury trials, and concentrates power, likening it to Mussolini and Soviet models.
A dense cryptic crossword grid with across and down clues, references to literary works and figures, plus a The Daily Cryptoquote with a quoted line. Includes a list of clues such as Frenzy Evaluate and Willie Winkie, and a postscript of yesterday’s answer and a 1970 syndicate credit.
Airman Robert L. Turk has completed his initial course of Air Force basic military training at Lackland AFB. The Guadalupe River, marking a fourth rampage in a month, is forecast to crest at 34 feet tonight. Louis Dreier of Meyersville becomes president of the DeWitt County Farm Bureau as Junior Parade entries are sought for the Junior Turkey Trot.
The federal grand jury probes the former Iowa Democrat and pastor Merwin Coad over alleged real estate fraud tied to low income residents. Civil suits from 1967 claim he induced a widow to sign notes doubling loan obligations. Judge Sirice labeled the affair a racket. Details depend on indictments.
Two gunmen tried to kill President Truman outside Blair House. one killer was killed, two shot seriously, and three White House policemen were wounded. Truman unharmed in the chaotic sidewalk gunfight.
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