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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1970
Page
4
An editorial notes two political platforms demanding expanded federal power and social1 economic controls. It identifies the first as Hitler's Nazi party in 1920 and the second as Mussolini's fascist movement in 1919, citing calls for nationalization, wealth confiscation, and broad social reforms.
A Dallas Morning News dispatch says student pacifist groups will grow in colleges this fall and plan more active protests possibly turning physical if needed. They oppose the draft while claiming to support the country, prompting questions about their true stance.
A collage notes Bennet Cerf quips about Perkins missing church tosses and Tallulah Bankhead inviting Lawrence of Arabia. It recalls Arthur Krock’s Washington influence and a Kennedy inauguration meeting with Jackie. A comedian delays a film shoot over a persistent cough, corrected by a sharp director.
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Anthony Harrigan argues that civilization faces threats from Soviet power and modern barbarism. The piece discusses Lord Clark’s Civilization and how Western Europe barely survived past collapses, with monastic pockets preserving culture and security restored by Martel.
The author warns of internal barbarians who corrupt morals and promote pornography and sensationalism. He argues education and a generous society have bred rage and destructiveness, urging a firm stand to defend Western civilization against subversive internal forces.
A Bristol bar owner pays Michael Crew to sample many English beers at 69 cents per bottle to cut freight costs. The bottles are shipped to Montana where Adrian Browne uses the empties to decorate a wall of his bar.
A brief item calls horse players in New York to pay attention to developments involving the Aaltis team and related races. The notice highlights upcoming events and emphasizes participation or observation by local enthusiasts.
In a column by Mel Heimer from New York, off track betting is expected to launch in Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens with Howard J. Samuels driving plans. The piece argues legitimate shops may fail against Mafia trade, prestige, and ingrained gambler culture, estimating potential city revenue and noting risks to tax and law enforcement.
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