Town Tank on today's youth and leadership
A reader argues that while many youths oppose oppression and war, some mirror prejudices and follow anti-establishment leaders. He warns that a few rotten apples could ruin the whole community unless rightly guided.
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Viet Nam
Lions Club Cuero to Meet at Fellowship Hall
The Lions Club of Cuero will meet at the Fellowship Hall of First United Methodist Church at noon Wednesday. Women of the church will serve the meal. No meeting on Veterans Day November 11. Return to Sands Steak House for regular meetings November 18.
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Cuero
Fellowship Hall
First United Methodist Church
Gene Grate
Sands Steak House
Cue ro Chamber considers Veterans Day holiday calendar
The Cuero Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture board discussed the Veterans Day holiday on November 11. Murray Tarkington reported on the governor's industrial conference in Austin with several Cuero residents attending.
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Cuero Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture
Murray Tarkington
Austin
al Champion
Joe Reuss
Howard Klenbeke
Lester Freis
Coppedge
Chamber
Robert Sollock
Cuero
Freis
Champion
County Court Charges Filed Against Cuero Man
Three charges filed in DeWitt County Court accuse Charles Reed of Cuero of being drunk in public, using profanity in public, and resisting arrest. All charges originated from Justice Ley's Court. In other county court news, Eusebio Rodriguez Jr. received a $100 fine plus costs for DWI and a three day jail term probationable for one year.
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Charles Reed
Cuero
DeWitt
Reed
Justice of the Peace
Albert Ley
Eusebio Rodriguez Jr
Defense Dept reports two U.S. soldiers killed in Indochina
The Defense Department announced the death of Sgt. Zane Christie of Corsicana and Army Spec. 5 Robert M. Shuptrine of Jacksonville in Indochina during recent operations.
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Troop 243 Practices Cookery at Monday Meeting
Boy Scout Troop 243 held a cooking program led by Steve Barlow with 24 scouts and five committee members. The highlight was a Shishkebab over a fire near the barbecue pit as part of an advancement campout at Pioneer Scout Camp near Shiner sponsored by Live Oak District to cover Tenderfoot to Eagle requirements.
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Wolf Patrol
Steve Barlow
Pioneer Scout Camp
Shiner
Live Oak
Texas Republicans press for gains in legislature sweep
In Austin Texas Republicans field more legislative candidates than in nearly a century with hopes highest in Houston Dallas and San Antonio. They seek 30 House seats and target key Senate contests in San Antonio and the Panhandle as James Nowlin and Marouf Abraham lead tight battles.
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UPI
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Dallas
San Antonio
Panhandle
House of Representative
Senate
House
W. E “Red” Berry
James Nowlin
Glen Rothman
Texas House
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Grady Hazlewood
Marouf Abraham
Max Sherman
Abraham
Lindley Beckworth
John F. Warren
Tyler
James P. Wallace
Abraham Farrior
Oscar Maury
Ray Zauber
George Bush
Congress
GOP
Jack Cox
Bush
U. S. Senate
Voters flock to Cuero polls in crisp election day
Cuero and DeWitt County voters cast 513 ballots by noon in five Cuero boxes. Polls close at 7 p.m. Noon tallies by box show DeWitt County Courthouse 129 Cuero City Hall 117 St. Mark's Lutheran 75 American Legion 70 Cuero Junior High 122. Outside, Texas voters report heavy turnout in major cities amid a hot U.S. Senate race and other statewide questions.
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American Legion Civic Center
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San Antonio
Cuero Issues Building Permits Totals $10,900
Cuero building permits issued last month totalled $10,900 according to City Tax Assessor-Collector Glenn Sigmund. One residence valued at $10,000 and three permits for additions and repairs totalling $900 were issued.
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Cuero
Glenn Sigmund
Cuero United Fund Honor Roll Totals 6444
A listing of donors to the Quota United Fund shows many local businesses and residents contributing amounts ranging from 3 to 200 dollars. The running total reached 6444 dollars to date.
United Fund Tally Reaches 6444 In Cuero Drive
The Cuero United Fund total rose to 6444 after 85 was added on Monday. Gifts of 25 from Dave Weber Mrs. Weber and 25 from James Peyton and Mrs. Peyton plus 10 from Meyersville Home Economics Club brought the campaign closer to its 11000 goal. Campaign manager Jack Howerton urged more Cuero area donations by mail or call to finish early.
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Reuss Drug Store
Lester Frers Jeweler
A. J. Engbrook
George W
Charles L. Lucas
Allied Mills, Inc
Allied Mills Employees
Union Carbide Employees
M. H. Leske Oi Co
N. M. Crain
Means Furniture Co
Dietze Electric Co
Lawrence Tiffin
A. E. Marquis
Lott Taylor
Kate Thompson
Bonnie Buenger
Church Women United
VFW Post
Boysen’s Super Market
T. O. Buchel
Arthur Koehler
Raymond Cook
Tops of Cuero Group
Rialto Theatre
Glenn Sigmund
Western Auto Store
Friend No. 2
Dave Weber
Edwin Blackwell
James J. Peyton
Meyersville H.E. Club
Cuero United Fund
Weber
Cuero
Peyton
Meyersville Home Economics Club
Gerald Wendeltreas
Jack Howerton
Cuero Area
United Fund
Record Business Office
Food Center Case Worker Changes at DeWitt Center
Mrs Ava Neil St Clair of Cuero takes over as case worker at the DeWitt County Commodity Distribution Center succeeding Gus Strauss Jr of Yoakum. Susan Pompa of Smiley remains staff secretary. November commodities will serve 2 395 people in 748 households with items including beans cheese corn meal flour shortening canned meat nonfat milk oats peanut butter potatoes raisins rice scrambled egg mix canned tomatoes tomato juice evaporated milk corn syrup corn grits prunes orange juice canned chicken and turkey.
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Ava Neil St. Clair
Cuero
DeWitt County Commodity Distribution Center
St. Clair
Gus Strauss Jr
Yoakum
Susan Pompa
Smiley
Scared Deer Kills Itself Inside City
An eight point buck broke its neck running into a chain link fence within Cuero city limits. Game Warden Bill Drehr said the deer entered via a paved county road toward Paine Street and struck the yard fence at Paine and Kelly Streets in the northern city section.
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Paine Street
Bill Drehr
Paine and
Kelly Streets
Drehr
Cheapside
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