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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1970
Page
2
The piece argues a hard winter could bring acute shortages of fuel oil and electricity in the Northeast and beyond due to disrupted pipelines and Libyan production cuts. It notes shifting fuel sources, coal limits, and calls for increased Canadian crude imports while urging resilience amid Middle East turmoil.
A humorous excerpt from Art Linkletter’s book I Wish I’d Said That highlights witty quotations about stock schemes and famous figures. It recalls two notable lines about Lyndon B. Johnson during his illness and Cecil B. DeMille’s Bible movie era.
A French intelligence report alleges American oil firms secretly fund and supply Communist forces in Vietnam via tankers under flags of convenience. It claims Swiss accounts back payments, immunity for stations in Indochina, and rerouted cargoes to Haiphong, with Soviets benefiting by avoiding long tanker runs. The piece notes strict Washington secrecy and surveillance of the oil traffic.
A newspaper puzzle row listing numerous crossword clues with across and down numbers and a cryptoquote puzzle. Includes example code Chestnut and a prior quote from Ogden Nash for context.
Bea Magni, a New York magazine worker, helps a soaking six month old Belgian shepherd Labrador mix found on a crowded Fifth Avenue bus. The dog is cared for by Bea and quickly becomes a office and home pet, while she searches for a permanent home.
A historical note on oil conflicts and violence referenced in the piece titled Bloody Oil, highlighting its emblematic themes without sensational detail.
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