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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1971
Page
4
The Department of Agriculture approves SAP to tint hot dogs and other processed meats redder, making them look closer to real meat. Bologna knockwurst and sausage products will redden faster, signaling a shift away from traditional meat perception as progress continues.
John Briggs-Davidson, MP and Conservative Foreign Affairs secretary, argues in London that the West faces a global communist encroachment. He warns of decolonization, subversion within, and urges strengthened moral defenses alongside military readiness.
Harrisburg release marks fifty years since Pennsylvania first gasoline tax. Tax rose to 12 cents a gallon now yielding 588 million yearly. Oil industry notes prices, excluding tax, are lower than 50 years ago despite higher costs. Public benefits cited as proof of establishment success.
The piece argues George Meany inflates his call for a profit freeze to sway union members and voters. It warns a ceiling on profits risks a controlled economy, harming workers, stockholders, and government tax intake, and questions Meany’s motives and impact on inflation and productivity.
This text quotes Bennett Cerf's humorous piece Try and Stop Me from 1971. It references a writer noting the sun moon distance, Mary Phevan's Chicago Fire book and Mrs O Leary, the 1871 blaze, and figures like Marshall Field and Cyrus McCormick building anew. It also includes overheard club and PTA quips about flying machines and family newspapers.
A list of crossword style clues with numerous misspellings and garbled phrases. Includes entries like Beseech Wranghk Theof the Ancient Mariner Island in Arthuria and several broken terms, suggesting a damaged puzzle page.
Puzzle clues list mystery terms across Down 1 to 8 with hints like Sustain Rosie’s device vision goal craving Macmilla and Indian tree. Answers likely form a crossword grid from a historical vaudeville page.
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