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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1970
Page
4
The piece argues hunting remains a traditional sport and exercise activity but warns of increased danger as population grows and game declines. It cites common accidents from haste, failure to unload, careless handling of unloaded guns, wrong shells and dirty barrels, urging cautious practice to save lives.
Pope Paul VI condemns liberal abortion statutes in the United States and abroad calling them barbaric and pagan. Vatican notes focus on New York State law as he speaks to Roman Catholic physicians in Washington, signaling potential church unity tensions.
A collection of quirky anecdotes includes bank president Twilling sparing a farmer with a loan request and shedding a tear. Roger Story, a dog owner, finds stolen laths on a marshy path prompting a pun about mutt and knave. A satirical jab on junk mail ends with a Bennet Cerf quip.
A Wisconsin bill would charge students 100 dollars per semester to fund campus damage repair and police protection. Students on campuses with no disorder would receive a 90 dollar refund, while 10 dollars stay in the fund. Proponents say the measure incentives responsible student leadership and reduces unrest.
The piece argues that students and citizens bear responsibility to oppose campus radicals and voting apathy. It contends the silent majority deserves critique for inaction and warns that apathy costs will fall on the public, urging involvement to preserve democracy.
A condensed puzzle page layout lists a large cryptic crossword with clues across and down including names, places, and wordplay. It features a cryptogram quotation by Longfellow as the cryptogram example and notes the solution method and past quote by Gogarty.
Minnesota defenseman Leo Boivin, age 38 and sixth longest in NHL service, retires after 19 seasons. General Manager Wren Balri says Boivin will join the North Stars scouting department.
The Internal Revenue Service accuses Harry Belafonte of owing 340000 for 1965–67 while Belafonte contests the charge as a bum rap in U S Tax Court. Other items note West Germany studying cigarette TV ads, Remarque’s All Quiet banned in East Germany, and industry/fame moves in film and theater circles.
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