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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1971
Page
5
The Civil Rights Commission reports on federal civil rights enforcement noting strong opposing forces and a weary American public. Rep George Andrews of Alabama speaks during a congressional session, reflecting on the national mood and past legislative gains.
Upholstery shop NENA Rap ACE UPHOLSTERY has moved to 215 Dorothy. Contact 275-6580 any time, Monday through Friday.
The quote expresses U S opposition to military involvement in Vietnam and threatens action if prisoners at the DMZ are not produced by a specified deadline. The remark frames a demand linked to negotiations and troop considerations.
In Atkinson New Hampshire the Rev Stephen Peabody told friend Rev Sohn Shaw he would remarry only if he could find a second wife as good as Mrs Shaw. The exchange highlights Peabody's high regard for his late spouse and personal standards for a new partnership.
At the United Nations George Bush condemns China’s delegate for hostile rhetoric against the U S The exchange notes familiar propaganda phrases and questions China’s stance in the world body. In San Francisco John E O Tool e proposes a five minute limit on political TV and radio messages arguing short spots are inadequate.
A speaker urges the advertising industry to avoid confusing voters by equating a political candidate or office with a deodorant or armpit. The comment stresses clear, straightforward political messaging over gimmicks.
Gale Sayers of the Chicago Bears was hospitalized for rest and examination of a skin boil on his left knee. He had strained his knee during light workouts last week amid an injury-plagued run.
President Nixon and the First Lady plan to fly to California next week for the Thanksgiving weekend at their San Clemente home. The President's daughter Julie Eisenhower and her husband are also mentioned in the itinerary.
David will not join the trip and will spend the holiday with Fisenhower parents in Phoenixville Pa. It is unclear where President's other daughter Thecia Cox and her husband will spend the holiday.
A United Press International report notes a 12 ton bull elephant killed in southern Angola in 1955 measuring about 13 feet tall. The story highlights extraordinary size and the event as a notable wildlife record.
IPI Mac FM Ledady G of Bowling Green hit a parked car the examination station building and a natural gas meter while taking a driving license parking test in Walbridge Ohio. Neither she nor the examiner were injured. She failed the test.
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