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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1970
Page
4
A humorous editorial observes the letter e as central to printing culture and cites Dawson Springs editor Ned Dillingham. It recalls a faulty typewriter joke about replacing e with x while the repairman delays, highlighting readers’ affection for the letter and the editor’s quip.
HHH, campaigning for a Minnesota senate seat, called Lyndon Johnson paranoid about the Vietnam war. Vice President Agnew defended Johnson, denying the accusation. Memoirs suggest Johnson was wary of Humphrey as his 1964 running mate, accepting him only after limited support to dump him. Nixon’s VP expresses affection for Johnson.
Boston figures boastfully dismiss Shakespeare writing ability in a Harvard conference. A socialite buys a broken vase marked down for a hostess gift, then receives a note thanking her for wrapping each piece separately.
The piece criticizes a two-year federal study on pornography, argues for local control through public measures, and cites alleged moral decline in Congress and society. It recalls Walter Jenkins and Teddy Kennedy while condemning widespread indecency and urging local anti obscenity actions.
A cryptogram style crossword puzzle lists across and down clues with numbers and stray phrases. It includes a featured quotation attributed to Paine and a note about a Saturday cryptogram solution.
New York's Golden Theater on 45th Street hosts Bob Elliott and Ray Goulding in nonsensical satire that has surprised critics and audiences alike. Fans pay $8.50 for orchestra seats to watch their absurd sketches and past television routines play out live, a rare hit for a middling venue.
Dag Hammarskjold rushed diplomatic moves at the United Nations to avert a fresh Congo crisis while the United States announced a satellite launch termed a scientists dream, marking the 12th space success of 1960. Seventeen area bands.
Fragment mentions participants scheduled to appear in the 1%0 Turkey Trot parade, but details such as names or locations are missing from the readable text.
Cuero residents forage for pecans in yards as a sharp northern wind unloads nuts. In Seoul Communist China signals plans for broader Korean War intervention. Joe Edgar is elected director of the South Texas Livestock Show, succeeding Fred Hansen who resigned.
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