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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1971
Page
4
Editorial argues against reversing progress and restricting energy use. Poll data show majority favor abundant, affordable electric power and building plants including nuclear ones. Authors contend electric companies meet demand with minimal environmental impact and that progress cannot be repealed.
The wage and price freeze sparked calls for profit controls though authorities say profits are near 20 year lows and volume growth and efficiency would suffer. With idle plant capacity and oversupply, profits rise only via productivity, else consumers and workers bear the cost.
The author accuses Canada of sheltering 25000 draft dodgers and calls for a purge of perceived phony conservatives. He denounces Nixon and Eisenhower, favors Stevenson over Eisenhower, and opposes the United Nations while referencing China and Soviet relations amid Cold War rhetoric.
A long letter to the editor critiques Nixon and Nixon era politics with pointed jokes about taxpayers and weddings. The piece cites Gary Allen’s Nixon book and references public figures including Humphrey, Truman, Kissinger, Kennedy, and Cuba policy while musing on history and conservatism.
The article quotes President Nixon addressing Congress about a looming 28 billion dollar deficit next year. He warns against overspending or under taxation causing higher prices and argues against regimentation while seeking free markets and collective bargaining.
An excerpt from Ruth Gordon's autobiography describes early career advice from Thornton Wild to be a doer. She recalls leading a school class parade, a father's skeptical remark about being the shortest, and light anecdotes about a TV celebrity and a weighty political suitor.
A compact acrostic style puzzle list features numbered clues and partial entries. Readable segments include references to biblical kingdom Miller drama Burmese tribes and Rhodesian dialect, with several blanks and fillable phrases.
Clues include Rowan tree Callday pole Actor Fe Now Tucker's companion Siouan Johnnie or Aldo Cunning Actor The set reads like a syndicated puzzle page with varied wordplay and named references.
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