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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1972
Page
2
An editorial advocates contributing to the United Fund. It highlights screening of charities, local handling of funds, and shared allocations across multiple causes. It notes difficulty for business people to judge each drive and urges generosity to the United Fund.
Charlie Smith of Bartow Florida claims to be 130 and the oldest man alive. He says a slave trader lured him aboard a ship to see the fritter trees and he was sold in New Orleans in 1854 and freed after the Civil War. Social Security checked New Orleans and Texas records and found his tale plausible though the trader’s fritter tree method remains unclear.
Nixon trusts Kissinger’s grip on talks as secret plans surface to shift North Vietnamese forces to evacuation zones with 20 000 remaining to police Viet Cong areas. Castro shifts stance after hijacks. hospital chains press taxpayers to cover admin costs amid medicare debates. Indians cite 1969 regulation to justify tearing down the BIA building and seek compensation.
A collection of light jokes and sayings from Coast Guard Magazine features quips about Sunday services, a polar bear, a wealthy oilman, and a boss joke. It includes one liner puns and humorous reflections on everyday life and human folly.
Dr. George W. Crane discusses Polly J. a dying nine year old with brain cancer and a mother seeking comfort about Heaven. The column traces historical views on the afterlife from Sadducees to Pharisees and modern scientists, noting belief in continuity beyond death.
On November 25 1972 events include British troops evacuating New York City after the Revolutionary War peace treaty and Radio WTAW broadcasting Texas Texas A&M play by play. Kennedy burial at Arlington occurred in 1963. Pope John XXIII born 1881. A Longfellow quote ends the day.
CBS and MGM Television plan a one hour Shaft series based on the black private investigator. star Richard Roundtree to head the adaptation for the 1973-74 season with Shaft first film airing on CBS in September 1973. Tennessee Ernie Ford will host a NBC White Christmas Special on Dec 23.
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