Lost cassette from coronation rehear sals found to be missing
Local note lists ring of relatives and guests tied to Cuero Turkey Trot and Centennial events. The piece mentions Carol Binz and Mrs Roy Binz in rehearsal records, visitors from Spring Valley and Houston, and several memorials and birthday wishes.
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Carol Binz
Roy Binz
Glenn Afflerbach
Katrina
Corpus Christi
J. K Knebel
Nancy
Julie
Houston
Ethel Afflerbach
Troop 242 Plans Halloween Supper and Open House
Scout Troop 242 schedules its first annual Halloween supper this Sunday October 29 from 4 to 8 PM at the NYA building near Cuero Municipal Park. Kids games include wagon rides, bean bag, balloons, darts, spook house, with prizes for scariest, best dressed, and most original costumes.
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Scout Troop 242
NYA
E. Courthouse Street
Cuero Municipal Park
Emergency Care Training School Opens in Cuero
An Emergency Care Training School will begin Monday Oct 30 at 6 15 p.m. in the Cue ro High School audio visual room. It runs 6 15 p.m. to 11 p.m. daily for sixteen hours over four days and is free to the public aimed at ambulance fire law enforcement and rescue personnel. Sponsored by the Texas State Department of Health it is coordinated by Mrs E A Clara Riha with Dewey Henderson and supported by the Cuero Community Hospital Auxiliary and nursing staff.
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Cuero High School
E. A
Clara’’ Riha
Riha
Texas State Department of Health
Dewey Henderson
DeWitt County
Cuero Community Hospital Auxiliary
Youths to Join Church at Arneckeville Lutheran
Four youths Karen Fitzgerald Richard Gibson Carol Hartman and Luther Pick will be admitted as full church members at Arnecke ville Lutheran Church this Sunday. The confirmation class will receive communion on Sunday November 5 and the day marks Reformation Sunday.
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Arneckeville Lutheran Church
Wilson V. Hill
Karen Fitzgerald
Richard Gibson
Carol Hartman
Luther Pick
Proposed Constitutional Amendments Outlined
DeWitt County citizens may vote on 14 proposed constitutional amendments on the November 7 general election ballot. The list covers salary changes for legislators, abolishing districts, tax exemptions, term lengths, salary increases for officials, and funding reallocation among school districts.
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DeWitt County
Green-DeWitt Club Earns Honor in Cuero Parade
The Green-DeWitt Club won an honorable mention in the Cuero Centennial and Turkey Trot parade. The club built and entered its float as a separate entry, per secretary Donna Berger. The club is separate from Arneckeville.
Cemetery Association To Meet At Burns Station
The Burns Station Cemetery Association will hold its bi annual meeting on Saturday October 28 at 2 p m at the home of Mrs W W Key 1001 E Main St Mrs Lee Benbow says all persons interested in the cemetery are invited to attend.
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Burns Station
Thieu demands personal sign to seal cease fire
South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thieu warned that peace in Vietnam hinges on his own signature on a cease fire treaty. Hanoi pressured the United States to meet Oct 31 deadline, while fighting intensified with more American casualties. Kissinger said a peace agreement could come in weeks, but no word on a rescheduled meeting. A crowd in Saigon backed Thieu as Cambodians condemned the terms amid regional tensions.
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United Press International
Nguyen van Thieu
Vietnam
Henry A. Kissinger
North Vietnam
Hanoi Radio Today
United States
Hanoi
Paris
Thieu
Kissinger
Washington
Saigon
Independence Palace
South Vietnam
Phnom Penh
Laos
Cambodia
Souvanna Phouma
Centennial Museum Extends Hours in Cuero Celebration
Cuero's Centennial and Turkey Trot Museum in the old Reuss Pharmacy will stay open four more days, 1 to 6 p.m., with sessions on Saturday October 28, Monday October 30, and Wednesday November 1. Lester Giese, the project chair, invites loaned items to stay longer. A museum expansion plan was discussed by a committee meeting, seeking larger space at the DeWitt County Courthouse or a combined site with the library, and a study group was formed to study options.
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Cuero
Reuss
Lester Giese
Giese
DeWitt County
Frank Sheppard
Nixon Vetoes Nine Spending Measures Over Budget Gap
President Nixon announced he will veto nine spending measures totaling about 2.75 billion over the next two fiscal years saying they would exceed his budget. He warned such actions would require higher taxes he opposes and pledged to keep spending near 250 billion. Measures included Health Education and Welfare appropriations with 535 million in over-spending and the public works and economic development act of 1972 for new programs Nixon deems ineffective.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Health Education and Welfare Department
Landmark 92nd Congress Enacts Far-Reaching Bills
Roy L. McGhee notes Nixon and Ralph Nader clash over Congress while the 92nd Congress passes landmark laws. It backed a voting rights expansion for 18 to 20 year olds, potential legal equality for women, and a tax redistribution to states, amid debates on universal medical care and other contentious items for the 93rd Congress.
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Roy L. McGhee
Washington
UPI
Nixon
Ralph Nader
Congress
Nader
Ter
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