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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1971
Page
4
Editorial argues population dispersal relies on updated surface transportation. It highlights rail barge and trucking coordination, the need to remove old regulations, and the 1971 act to expand capacity and allow private investment to meet future demands.
Northeast Utilities chairman Lelan F. Sillin Jr calls for a broad based 40 billion electric industry research and development program to bridge current power generation to a future unlimited pollution free energy source. He pitches breeder reactors fuel cells and underground transmission as immediate and mid term steps. He warns power limits threaten national progress and self fulfillment.
By TOM ANDERSON the article chronicles editorial title trials and humor about humility. It recounts rejected titles including Free Men Are Not Free and Humility And How I Achieved It. The piece notes wife comments and references H L Mencken and a line about never overestimating the public sense of humor and ends with a tease about a letter to the editor about Tom Anderson.
An anecdote recounts Ty Cobb’s early drive to join the majors, his stubborn persistence, and a legendary baserunning moment. It contrasts Cobb’s grit with a broader defense of liberty as James Madison’s warning about encroachments frames the piece. A second item reports Mrs. Woodrow Beatenbo 3 killed in a two vehicle crash near Athens, her father injured.
A fragmented clipping recounts Eddy Treytel, a noted goal keeper for a Dutch team, making a high kick that allegedly killed a seagull during a Rotterdam league match. The piece meanders through Cold War bustle and Ogden Nash quips, then credits 1971 syndication by King Features.
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