Dallas mother protests college pamphlet and textbook
A Dallas mother objects to a North Texas State University orientation pamphlet with Marxist symbols and a freshman English text titled Phase Blue. The pages include essays by Eldridge Cleaver Malcolm X and Louis Levine and discuss themes labeled as violence race religion and rebellion. The editorial notes the radical content in a systems approach to education and questions the impact on a freshman student.
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North Texas State
Denton
Dallas
North Texas
News
America
Elridge Cleaver
Malcolm X
Louis Levine
Theo Smith
Georgia
Anthony Towne
Nixon
Bill Buckley
Westhoff Marker to be Dedicated at Sunday Ceremony
An official Texas Historical Site Marker for Westhoff will be dedicated Sunday October 1 1970 at 3 PM on Highway 87 in front of Home State Bank. DeWitt County Judge George W Trowell will host. Ed Pat Mixon will welcome. M J Cordes will recount Westhoff history. Marian Hasdorff of Edna will unveil the marker.
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Westhoff
Highway
Home State Bank
DeWitt County
George W. Trowell
Ed Pat Mixon
M.J. Cordes
Fred
Marian) Mhasdorff
Edna
William
Cuero Students Ride Fire Trucks During Fire Prevention Week
Four hundred fifty two Cuero school children from St. Michael's John C French Hunt Elementary and Kindergarten at Hunt and Kiddie Kollege rode fire trucks with Cuero Fire Department personnel and Ladies Auxiliary. Sparky the Fire Dog coloring books and peppermint sticks were given after the rides. Student fire chiefs included Mark Johnson John C French Donna Perez Stephen Rath Tony Maldonado Darrell Prater Lenny Henderson Kevin Ryan.
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Cuero School
Cuero Fire Department
Hunt
Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church
Sparky the Fire Dog
Mark Johnson
John C. French
Donna Perez
St. Michael's
Stephen Rath
Tony Maldonado
Darrell Prater
Lenny Henderson
Kevin Ryan
Kiddie College
Louis Friedel
Hess Fund Donations Continue
The Record of Sale UT football stickers raised 85c from John Wofford Mugge of Austin. City Cafe customers donated $2.11. Mrs Mildred Pierce of Houston sent $1.00 via Mrs J H Franklin, noting her grandchild needs the same operation as Jerry Hess and wishing to help.
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Jerry Hess
John Wofford Mugge
Austin
City Cafe
Mildred Pierce
Houston
J. H. Franklin
Farm Bureau Meeting Set in DeWitt County
The DeWitt County Farm Bureau will hold its annual meeting Monday at 8 p.m. in Lindenau Hall. Ex-Cueroite Wayne Little, Texas Farm Bureau organizational director, will be the principal speaker.
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DeWitt County Farm Bureau
Lindenau Hall
Cueroite
Wayne Little
Waco
Texas
Farm Bureau
Legion Post Plans Dance for Civic Center
American Legion Dinter Post No. 3 sponsors a public dance at the Civic Center Saturday night 9 to 1 with Country and Western music by Roy Templin and his Credit Cards. Admission is 1.50 per person. The post also plans a stew supper for members at the Old Pump House on Oct 24 at 7 p.m. The stag affair is free for 1970 71 members, and 1.50 for each guest.
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American Legion Dinter Post No. 3
Civic Center
Roy Templin
Troop 243 Plans Barbecue and Campfire Event
About 27 scouts and 3 guests discuss barbecue supper open house and campfire program with Indian dancing this Saturday. Scouts select archery wagon rides football throw goldfish throw balloon and darts plus a spook house tour with pony rides possible.
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Boy Scout Troop
Capitol Area Council
Camp-O- Ree
Official Ballot Nearly Ready for Delivery
Official ballots for the Nov 8 general election are being printed and will go to the DeWitt County Clerk before absentee voting begins on Oct 4. The ballot lists Democratic candidates for 24 offices and eight Republican contenders, plus seven proposed constitutional amendments and write in options.
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DeWitt County
U.S
U.S and
Lloyd Bentsen
George Bush
Preston Smith
Paul Eggers
Ben Barnes
Lions Club Candy Sale Lights Up Cue Ro Tonight
The Lions Club hosts a first annual candy sale in Cue Ro neighborhoods with bags sold door to door. Proceeds support club charities as volunteers encourage residents to answer doorbells for a friendly roar.
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Lions Club
Cuero
Cuero Livestock Show selects 1971 directors
New Cuero Livestock Show directors for three year terms were chosen at a board meeting last night. They are Mike Weber Orval Wright L C Duderstadt Roy Parker Floyd Devehr and Mike Herrington. Herrington replaces Bo McFarland as director for 1971 and McFarland resigned to take a job in Beeville. Officers for the year are Charles Riebschlaeger president Baldwin Nagel vice president Orval Wright secretary and Roy Parker treasurer. The 1971 show is set for March 11 and 12.
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Cuero Livestock Show
Mike Weber
Orval Wright
L.C. Duderstadt
Roy Parker
Floyd Devehrman
Mike Herrington
Herrington
Cuero High School
Bo McFarland
McFarland
CHS
Beeville
Charles Riebschlaeger
Bhdwin Nagel
Cuero United Fund Progress and Donor List
The Cuero United Fund reports a current total of 3,775 dollars toward an 11,000 dollar quota. Donors include Buchel Bank and Trust, Farmers State Bank, Cuero Federal S&L, The Cuero Record, Ark La Gas, S W Bell Tel, H E B, Cuero Oil Mill, Coca-Cola Bottling, and many local families and businesses.
Cueroites invited to coffee with Mrs. Bentsen
Cuero residents are invited to a 2 p.m. coffee tomorrow at Sands Steak House to meet Mrs. Lloyd Bentsen, wife of the Democratic U.S. Senate candidate. Coordinators Homer Blanton and Mrs. C. S. Wofford encourage questions. The candidate will attend a rally at Cuero Airport on Saturday October 17 at 11:15 a.m.
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Cueroites
Sands Steak House
Lloyd Bentsen
U.S. Senate
Homer Blanton
C. S. Wofford
DeWitt County
Bentsen
Blanton
Conservation speaker set at Cuero Garden Club meeting
John Moore of the Soil Conservation Service will speak at the Cuero Garden Club meeting on Wednesday. The gathering starts at 3:30 p.m. at the Women's Club Building, shifted from the usual 3 p.m. time to accommodate Moore’s schedule.
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John Moore
Soil Conservation Service
Cuero Garden Club
Women’s Club
Moore
Cuero United Fund reaches first stage with 30 donors
Cuero’s 1971 United Fund drive reached the first milestone as five more donors joined the $100 Honor Roll, bringing total gifts to $3,775 or 34 percent of the $11,000 goal. New contributors include L L Buttery Frank B Sheppard Koenigs Drive In Coca Cola Bottling Co and Corinne Carlton and Cuero Oil Mill.
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Cuero
United Fund
Drive
Jack Howerton
L. L. Buttery
Frank B. Sheppard
Koenigs Drive-In
Coca-Cola
Buttery
E. Main
Crain & Crain
Crain, Crain, & Sheppard
Sheppard
Charles L. Koenig
Koenigs Drive
East Broadway
Coca-Cola Bottling Co
E. T. Summers
Summers
Corinne Carlton Breiug
Cuero Oil Mill
Ramon Ray
Pur
Fred Moore Wins Pick the Brick Contest at Reuss Drug
Cuero resident Fred Moore won the Pick the Brick contest at Reuss Drug Store receiving a 2 piece beverage set. Joe Reuss said customers chose a sample brick for the new Reuss business complex. Only one name was drawn and final brick material remains undecided.
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Fred Moore
Cuero
Reuss Drug Store
Moore
Joe Reuss
Reuss
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