Realigning loyalties in marriage and family ties
Ann Landers advises that the first allegiance of newlyweds is to each other, not parents. A reader shares past theft from a drunk husband’s wallet and finds solace in the idea that marriage is a partnership. the columnist endorses discreetly managing temptations without guilt. The column promotes a booklet on teen sex and cooling passions.
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Paris Talks Continue As Hanoi Presses Thieu Resignation
William H. Sullivan and Kissinger aides join the latest sessions. Hanoi pressed Thieu’s resignation and troop withdrawal while Washington seeks cease fires in Cambodia and Laos to align with Vietnam talks. Haig and Tho Haig have been involved in the negotiating rounds.
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National Security Council
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Peter Rodman
John Negroponte
David Engel
Paris
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Nixon
White House
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Laos
Vietnam
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Baby Jesus Trevino Born At Cuero Community Hospital
Mr and Mrs Rogelio Trevino Jr announce the birth of a son named Jesus born yesterday at Cuero Community Hospital at 5 14 p m. He weighed eight pounds two ounces at birth.
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Rogelio Trevino, Jr
Jesus
Cuero Community Hospital
Night of violence at Southern University sparks deadly protests
Baton Rouge police used tear gas to retake the Southern University campus after militant students seized parts of the grounds. Two protesters were killed as a state of emergency and National Guard deployment kept the area tense. No other Louisiana incidents reported.
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Baton Rouge
Southern University
National Guard
Louisiana
Scout Troop 243 Updates and Monthly Campout Planned
Troop 243 members, led by Marvin Fetters and Marvin Bluntzer, completed leadership training. Jackson Penley announced this month’s campout at Fetters pecan bottom in Clinton. Members then attended a drug education session at the VFW Hall. Weekly meetings are Mondays at 7 p.m. at the Scout Hut on Stratton Road. call Carl Krueger or Scott Penner for info or transportation.
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Marvin Bluntzer
Jackson Penley
Clinton
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Stratton Road
Carl Krueger
Scott Penner
Pecan Prize Winners and Judges Named
Winners listed by variety and location include Williams Stockbauer Sylvia Parker of Cuero and others across Mohawk Choctaw Evans and Delmas categories. Judges were Bluefford Hancock of Texas A&M and Frank Stockton Gonzales County agent.
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Victoria
Martin Walter
Cuero
Williams
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Yoakum
Stockbauer Stuart
Charles Parker
Joel Steen
Hochheim
Chilek
Marvin Bluntzer
Dalton Friedrichs
Evans
Brzowski
Delmas
Walter
Adcock
R. H. Hartman
Victoria Wichita
Kleinecke
Jessie Duckett 74 dies. funeral held in town
Mrs. Jessie Herma Duckett, 74, died Thursday. Funeral services were held this morning at Freund Funeral Home with Rev. Rogers McLane officiating. Graveside service planned for Saturday in Assumption Illinois at 4 p.m. Pallbearers named.
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Jessie Herma Duckett
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Otis Carpenter
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Illinois
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Beeville
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Cuero
Beeville Memorial Hospital
Galloway Funeral Home
Liza Minnelli Named Star of the Year for 1972
Hollywood report says the National Association of Theater Owners named Liza Minnelli as feminine Star of the Year for 1972. The Cuero Community Hospital lists admissions and dismissals including Hollis Miller Yolanda Trevino Amelia Doran Karlyne Tiffin and Jeanine Calliham and others Stone.
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Cuero Community Hospital
Hollis Miller
Yolanda Trevino
Amelia Doran
Karlyne Tiffin
Liza
Hollywood
UPI
National Association of Theater Owners
Liza Minnelli
Labor Chief Urges Higher Minimum Wage to 75 Cents
From November 17 1947 edition Secretary of Labor Lewis Schwellenbach urged Congress to raise the national minimum wage from 40 cents to 75 cents an hour. Also reported Cuero hunters Graham Hamilton and son Buzzie bagged fine bucks with a 10 pointer and an eight pointer respectively.
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Lewis Schwellenbach
Congress
Graham Hamilton
Buzzie
Graham
Molands Due Home December 1
PFC Leland Molands will be home on leave Dec. 1, as told by his wife Susan of 401 E. Texas. He has just finished training at Camp Pendleton and will next be posted to Hawaii. Mrs. Molands expects a child and plans to join him in Hawaii. Molands is a Cuero High School alumnus.
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Leland Molands
Susan
Texas
Molands
Camp Pendleton
Hawaii
Cuero High School
Herring to Speak on Don’t Short Change Laughter
Local Herring, vice-president of Grand Prairie State Bank, headlines a civic talk titled Don’t Short Change Laughter. Special music by A C Jones High School Choir and Balladiers of BeevilleDirected by Jerry Neuenschwander. education section meetings and exhibits at Victoria High School Boys Fieldhouse.
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Grand Prairie State Bank
A. C. Jones High School
Balladiers
Beeville
Jerry Neuenschwander
Victoria High School
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