Party loyalty and Agnew’s stance on GOP candidates
In a debate over party loyalty Vice President Agnew criticized Republicans who oppose President Nixon. The piece notes past purges in Dixie Democrats and parallels with Buckley in New York, concluding that principled dissent costs jobs while lawmakers gain fat perks.
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Dixie Democrats
Barry Goldwater
G.O.P
Agnew
Nixon
Congress
Goodell
James Buckley
New York
Buckley
Senate
Dixie
Blackmailers threaten kidnapping plus murder
The article warns that kidnapping plus murder is a growing tactic used by terrorists in South America, the Middle East, and Canada, risking an American spread. It argues governments reward kidnappers by yielding to demands, urging steadfast refusal and ruthless pursuit of killers with swift justice to prevent future incidents.
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South America
Middle East
Canada
U. S
Apartment Tree Birthday of an Adversary of News
A child on a first Adirondacks visit spots a tree with a dozen bird nests and calls it an apartment tree. A luncheon for Malcolm Muggeridge at New Yorker Magazine features many prominent writers. an executive notes Harold Ross’s absence, Muggeridge quips he was the only man in the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adirondacks
New Yorker Magazine
Malcolm Muggeridge
London
Punch
Harold Ross
The
New Yorker
Muggeridge
History repeats as mobs rise and liberty falls
A viewpoint essay warns that mob rule harms nations as Greece, Rome, and modern America show. It cites Love Valley and Georgia events, compares them to historical tyrannies, and recalls Maoist slogans and campus unrest. The piece argues complacency erodes liberty and invites tyranny.
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Hitler
Germany
Mussolini
Italy
Alexander the Great
Napoleon
America
Margaret Chase Smith
Daily Crossword and Cryptoquote Puzzle Card
A newspaper page presents a full size crossword with across and down clues plus a cryptoquote sample and a quote. It lists clues for numbers 1 to 48 across and 1 to 44 down, plus a Daily Cryptoquote puzzle and a quoted line. The page includes the hint that A equals L and X equals O in the code, and displays the 1970 Thomas Hood quote as evaluation.
Sabavador Regime Promises Absolute Liberty Today
A government in Sabavador pledges absolute liberty as a new ruling junta asserts authority. An administration official states the United States would confront Fidel Castro if he moved to seize Guantanamo Bay in Cuba. Mary Ann Carruthers visits Jourdon.
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Sabavador
United States
Fidel Castro
America
Guantanamo Naval
Cuba
Mary Ann Carruthers
Jourdanton
Local notes and career moves from Cuero area
Miss Zella Mae Winslett and Mrs. Doris Diltz returned from San Antonio where they attended a hospital accounting convention. Harvey Allen Boone, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Boone, joined Cayce Buick Company in Seguin. W. L. Schorlemer of Yorktown visited Cuero. Also notes on termites since ancient times, bass hatching times, and historic porcupine tooth marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zella Mae Winslett
Doris Diltz
San Antonio
Harvey Allen Boone
John Boone
Cayce Buick Company
Seguin
W. L. Schorlemer
Yorktown
Agnew Attacks Boost Buckley Liberal Vote Strategy
Washington insiders assess a White House plan to use Vice President Agnew to aid James Buckley by targeting liberal voters against Goodell. The tactic aims to fracture Ottinger’s lead and hinge Buckley’s upset on liberal support while casting Goodell as phony and weak financially.
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Henry Cathcart
Central Press
Washington
Meee
White House
Spiro Agnew
Sen Charles Et
Agnew
James Buckley
Goode
Richard Ottinger
New York
Buckley
Goodell
Nixon
Robert Kennedy
GOP
Ole Charlie Goodell
Murray Chotiner
Senate
Ottinger
House
Don Riegie
Gle
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Charles Goodell
Rogers Morton
Bennett Cerf
Guero Record
Cuero Publishing Co., Inc
E. Main
Cuero, Texas
Cuero
Texas
Ress Association
South Texas Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Jack Howerton
Pete” Howerton
National Advertising Representatives
Texas Daily Press League Inc
Hartford
Dallas
Erie
DeWitt
Victoria
Goliad
Karnes
Gonzales
Lavaca
Jackson
Cue Cuero
Love Valley
Georgia
Greece
Evrybody
Crete
Aristotle
Plutarch
Macedon
Raleigh
Ho Chi Minh
Mao Tse-Tung
Chairman Mao
SDS
Black Panthers
New York Times
China
Daily Crossword
Earth
Miss Remick
Composer Bartok
Miss Foch
Clay
Neighbor
Pitcher
Wichita
Bret
VSXUZ
Thomas Hood
King
Corelli
Tucker
Phil
Arumba
Eric Stone
Museum
Wingey
Wu E
Greb
Ckie
Okke
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