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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1970
Page
4
An editorial notes Senator Philip Hart asserts major regular gasoline brands are essentially identical. It questions whether a name brand dealer can be forced to buy from one company and how advertising claims of superiority may be misleading.
November winds begin in northern states and autumn lingers with colorful leaves. Winter arrives on the 22nd, cooling outdoor activities like walking and hiking. Enjoying fall boosts the body and soul, as the wind shimmers gold through the trees and gums and dogwoods glow red.
A Tokyo entrepreneur’s plan to adapt Gone With the Wind into a Japanese musical becomes a worldwide project. Harold Rome’s score drives rave reviews. Florence Rome chronicles the trials of turning Japanese performers into Confederate South crinoline imagery. Kennedy on capital and inside info rounds out the anecdotal column.
Professor Arthur Shenfield argues amid debate that some critics harm America by attacking minor evils while ignoring major ones. He outlines five tests to judge true intent, claiming many academics fail and seek to destroy society rather than reform it. Readers are urged to mail 20 cents for further details.
A newspaper page presents a large crossword with numbered clues across and down plus a cryptoquote puzzle. It includes sample solved lines and hints, plus the note Yesterday's Cryptoquote. The mix showcases puzzle features and a quoted aphorism.
Washington judge dismisses bribery charges against former Sen. Brewster, citing Article I Section 6 protection for legislative acts. Prosecutor calls ruling a license to steal. appeals possible. Brewster's career and alcoholism factor into delays. case prompts calls for new ethics laws.
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