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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1972
Page
2
Editorial notes Cuero’s century celebration ended after three days marked by rain and a damaging twister at the ball park. Despite the setback workers rebuilt the stage in hours with local volunteers and a visiting Houston carpenter. The coronation spectacle was spectacular until rain forced cancellation of the final segment.
Our opinion lauds the three day centennial celebration and turkey trot in Cuero. Many performers faced last minute changes yet displayed resilience and spirit on stage. The Goodyear blimp frightened some turkeys while the parade proceeded as a bright finale. Cleanup began Tuesday morning and the town returns to normalcy with many details still to close.
The article states the United States remains tilted toward Pakistan in the India Pakistan conflict. It notes sworn denials from officials, while the Indian embassy claims all aid shipments were suspended last December and not lifted. It details a contrast with increased U S support for Pakistan including a 40 year low interest program granted in September.
A $60 million loan and 51 million debt relief help Pakistan import goods from the United States while shipping 600000 tons of wheat to Pakistan and exporting similar rice volumes. A NASA memo criticizes India for free reports, and a Rhode Island political purge targets Arthur Levin after he supported a watchdog inquiry into Chafee.
Opinion piece questions George McGovern’s realism on Vietnam peace with prisoners, school aid, defense cuts, marijuana regulation, universal $1000 payment, and draft dodger amnesty. It cites quotes praising Hanoi talks and urges voters to think before voting, citing supposed contradictions and policies.
In this episode Dr. Crane analyzes Lulu X a 25 year old described as a dangerous psychopathic personality. The piece cites her lack of empathy and selfish patterns from childhood and notes the need for parental vigilance and educational materials. It also mentions Stanford campus security officers adopting a new uniform and name change to community service officers with walkie talkies.
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