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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1971
Page
4
Editorial argues that the 1971 Surface Transportation Act is needed to accommodate growing intercity freight as demand rises. It notes unanimous support from barge, truck, and rail lines and cites AA Railroads officials praising the need for policy and technology changes to ensure reliable national transport.
A business critic argues that corporate aims center on profit, payroll, and providing valued goods. He cites Nelson Bladine praising private capitalism and cites Gompers on profit as duty, while noting leadership requires truthfulness and community guidance.
Essay argues a shift from rugged individualism to group affiliation and emotional bonding. It cites back to nature movements, hippie communes, cults like those linked to the Manson trial, and encounter groups using sensitivity training. Critics warn graduates emerge with heightened emotional views on social issues.
The text argues that emotional groupism conflicts with rational discourse and individual creative pursuit. It cites Edison Ford Marconi and Einstein as examples of lone innovators, urges dynamic individuals over collectives, and predicts groupism will fade as Americans pursue personal truth and public good.
Josephine Dillon eighth unclear age dies in Glendale California after long illness. She coached Clark Gable when he was unknown and became his first wife. Funeral services set for Pasadena. She married Gable at age twenty and they divorced after ten years in 1930. Also tips warn against leaving Christmas packages in cars to deter burglars.
A humorous piece recounts a jewelry shop scene with a determined young lady and a quip from the clerk. It then surveys US trade journals and niche magazines with curious names such as Caskel, Sunnyside, Chain Saw Age, Water Well Journal, Peanut Journal, Nut World, Broom and Broom Corn News, Turf Grass Time. It notes a magazine rename to Body Fashions and references De Vries or his novel Mrs Wallop with a college-spirited line about flowers and roses.
A vintage style compact clue set presents Across and Down entries with varied word lengths. Entries include Fit for a king Yonder and Baffled, plus dozen more hints and a few playful misspellings typical of a crossword puzzle page.
The cryptogram presents a quote about the mind often needing diversion so it can return to thoughtful thinking. It credits Phaedrus and notes the 1971 King Features Syndicate publication.
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