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Newspaper

Cuero Record

Location

Cuero, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1966

Page

3

Personal notices from Cuero include an on leave marine and graduates

Cpl. Jimmy Prause son of Mr and Mrs Ben B Prause arrived in Cuero this morning on leave. He is stationed at Camp Pendleton Calif with the Marine Corps. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs F C Prenzler on their 10th wedding anniversary today Sept 2 Linda Sager of Cuero will be working at the International Headquarters of Campus Crusade for Christ next year. Linda recently completed seven weeks of training at Arrowhead Springs in San Bernardino Calif. A UT Austin graduate in Special Education Linda is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred M Sager.

Cpl Jimmy Prause Ben B. Prause Cuero Camp Pendleton Calif Marine Corps F.C. Prenzler Linda Sager Campus Crusade For Christ Campus Chrusade Jesus Christ Linda Arrowhead Springs Campus Crusade San Bernardino University of Texas Fred M. Sager

Arrivals Announce Births of Two New Babies

Mr and Mrs Darryl Berger announce a baby girl born at 11 28 p m on September 1 weighing 9 lbs 6 ozs. Mr and Mrs Louis Denson welcome a baby boy born at 3 06 p m on September 1 weighing 9 lbs 3 ozs.

Darryl Berger Louis Denson

Sanchez earns Phillips University scholarship for 1966

Jane Sanchez, graduate of St. Michael's 1961 and Cuero Sr. High 1965, now at Victoria College, has been awarded a $400 three year academic scholarship to Phillips University beginning with the 1966-67 year on the Enid Oklahoma campus. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Sanchez and her family is listed as Stratton Rd., Cuero, Texas.

Jane Sanchez St. Michael’s Cuero Sr. High Victoria College Manuel Sanchez William McPherson Norman McPherson Stratton Rd Box 140 Cuero Texas Phillips University Enid Okla

Former Penn State guard to join 76ers camp

Philadelphia reports Bob Weiss will attend 76ers training camp after appearing in seven games last season. Weiss played for Wilmington in the Eastern League following his release by the 76ers.

Philadelphia UPD Bob Weiss Philadelphia 76Ers National Basketball Association Weis Penn State Wilmington 76Ers

Simple Assault Charge Filed in Justice Court

Levon Barfield faced simple assault charges in Justice Court on Thursday. He is detained in the county jail on a $500 bond.

Levon Barfield Justice Court

Hospital Notes Cuero HOSPP Found Admissions and Discharges

Admissions include William Milligan Alma Koehler Donna Berger Cora Afflerbach and Sister Michael. Dismissals include Will Neal Walter Dailey Jr A Addie Castellow Annie Laura Green Essie Buch Donald Stirneman.

Cuero Hospp William Milligan Alma Koehler Donna Berger Cora Afflerbach Will Neal Walter Dailey Jr A. Addie Castellow Sister Michael Annie Laura Green Essie Buch Donald Stirneman

Unclear numeric sequence noted in a filing fragment

A fragmentary datum shows a string of numbers and letters such as 205 203 108 202 211 208 IA Bidg. boseeee 14 103, suggesting a ledger or classification snippet without full context. No names, places, or concrete events are identifiable in readable text.

City Court Filed On In Corporation Court Past Week

City Court filings in the past week include William Brown running a red light Albert Allen Brock 42 30 Joe B Martinez 50 30 Roger Dale Krause imprudent speech Fred Roy Bailey passing within 100 feet of intersection Gladys M Sinclair 46 30 Ellen F Jas ter 45 30 Priscilla Kelly 46 30 Henry Andrew Ferrin 50 30 Dell Allen Williams improper start from parked position Gail Patton Batley 45 30 Johnny Stratman exceeding a safe speed Howard F Fuchs ran stop sign Pedro Carlos Vasquez 30 30 Imad Pena 46 30 Charles Edward Flinn 50 40 James Alvin Mathis 55 35 Robert Lee Carroll exceeding a

William Brown Albert Allen Brock Joe B. Martinez Roger Dale Krause Fred Roy Bailey Gladys M. Sinclair Ellen F. Jaster Priscilla Kelly Henry Andrew Ferrin Dell Allen Williams Gail Patton Batley Johnny Stratman Howard F. Fuchs Pedro Carlos Vasquez Imad Pena Charles Edward Flinn James Alvin Mathis Robert Lee Carroll

Local Grain Market Prices Reported by Schaffner's Inc

In the markets section Schaffner's Inc lists Milo at 2.20 per 100 units and yellow ear corn at 1.35 per bushel, yellow shell corn at 1.45 per bushel. This brief price bulletin covers the local grain market readings.

Fort Worth Livestock Market Roundup From Weekly Prices

UPI USDA reports Fort Worth market data with cattle and calves steady to strong, listing slaughter steers 23.30 to 24.90 per cwt and heifers 23.40 to 25.90, cows 19.10 to 19.30, bulls 21.90 to 23.30, calves up to 27.00, feeders 24.30 to 28.25, and prime steer calves around 30.00, plus hogs 24.00 to 24.50, lambs 19.00 to 22.50 and feeder lambs 17.00 to 20.90.

Fort Worth Livestock Fort Worth UPI USDA Sheen

Copters Crash Kills Five Over Dodger Stadium

Five people die when two traffic monitoring helicopters collide in midair above Dodger Stadium. Capt Max Schumacher 39 longtime KMPC pilot and Marine veteran dies, with four others including LAPD officer A. F. E. Ilnicki 46 and observer Larry Amberg 28 among the deceased. Witness Joe Hall said Schumacher’s craft hovered around 500 feet before the collision.

Los Angles UPD Airwatch Max Schumacher Dodger Stadium Schumacher KMPC Gene Autry Los Angeles Ingleswood Calif B. W Buck) Newcomb Lorraine San Gabriel Larry D. Amberg Long Beach Inicki Joe Hall Hall

Isolationism and restraint in U S foreign policy

The piece analyzes Senator Rusk urging continued restraint in Asia and warns against overextension abroad. It notes inflation and domestic turmoil fueling doubt about large foreign commitments while acknowledging nuclear realities and economic stakes shape the risk of pulling back too far. Strong concern exists that reduced involvement could hinder anti Communist efforts.

Rusk Senate U. S Asia Washington United States

Johnson open to meeting De Gaulle if appropriate

The White House said President Johnson has no plans now to meet French President Charles De Gaulle but would be happy to do so if a meeting would be appropriate. The remark followed a Senate suggestion that a meeting be arranged during De Gaulle’s return from talks in Cambodia to discuss Vietnam peace prospects.

Washington UPI Johnson Charles de Gaulle White House Senate Mike Mansfield Mont Viet Nam de Gaulle Cambodia

McGrath Dies at Narragansett Home

R I Naragansett former U S attorney general J Howard McGrath 62 died today at his summer home in Narragansett Rhode Island after a long public career including service in the Truman administration.

Narragansett, R. I UpPh J. Howard McGrath U. S Truman

Polliwogs assorted notices and musings

Jeannie Duderstadt and grandson visited our office after returning from Kingsville last week following his mother's graduation from A I College Evelyn Putman mails from El Paso with plans for a Juarez trip Mrs Claud Thigpen visited our office Bill Taylor heads home to Big Spring after a two week stay his wife Mary stays with Her mine Clagett while Truman Clagett is ill Joyce Feeney business visit in San Antonio Bow hunting possible in Aransas National Wildlife Refuge Oct 1 31 per Frank Tolbert column J Edgar Hoover quote on freedom and chaos Birthday wishes to E O Hoehne and 16th wedding anniversary for the Ken Liesmans Cake topping tip with almonds and berries

Jeannie Duderstadt Billy Millers Jeannie Kingsville A&i College Bill Taylor Big Spring Mary Hermine Clagett Truman Clagett Frank XX Tolbert Dallas News Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wild Life Aransas National Wildlife Refuge

Libel suit filed over antiwar letter to Mountain News

Lt Henry Howe of Boulder pursues a $350000 libel claim against Mountain News and letter writer G D Salley in Denver federal court. Howe, once at Ft Bliss, was court-martialed for unbecoming conduct and contemptuous language toward the President. Also reported, Marie McDoald, a Wichita Falls glamour figure, died in a helicopter crash near Washington with pilot Lesco Kaufman.

U.S. District Court Denver The Mountain News Henry Howe Boulder Colo G. D. Salley Arvada Howe Ft. Bliss Tex Marie McDoald Wichita Falls Washington Lesco Les Kaufman Maryland District of Columbiia

Viennese Jehovah's Witness Draft Refusal Leads to Prison

An Austrian court sentenced Johann Uhlmann a 13 year old Jehovah's Witness to six months in prison for breach of discipline after he refused to wear a uniform or bear arms. He was also ordered to take the customary oath of allegiance required of all inductees. The court said he should have reported as a conscientious objector before his draft notice arrived on July 4.

Vienna UPP Johann Uhlmann Uhmann

Fire destroys Winona city hall and station and trucks

A blaze wiped out Winona City Hall and the fire station early today. The town, about 1% miles northeast of Tyler, had just paid for two toward the cost of 96,900, which had been funded from bucks.

Winona Tyler

Eight Aged Nuns Expelled From China by Communists

Eight elderly Roman Catholic nuns were expelled from China into Hong Kong as Communist Red Guards massed at the border. One nun was carried away on a baggage cart. two needed hospital care. Border guards rough handling drew sharp condemnation from Roman Catholic officials.

Charles R&r. Smith United Press International Hong Kong WAPD China Hong Kkong Eamon Ireland Red Sacred Heart Peking James Walsh Shanghai

Millican A. W. Millican Obituary in El Campo

Millican A W Millican longtime Vocational Agriculture head at Cuero High School died Thursday night in El Campo at 75. Funeral services set for 10 o clock Saturday morning in El Campo by Clyde Wheeler Funeral Home. Survived by wife two sons Wilson Millican of Cuero and Don Millican of Victoria and three daughters Mrs L A Kobar of Rosenberg Mrs Clarence Jones of Memphis Tenn and Mrs Harold Wiginton of El Campo. Rev Lloyd Nixon to conduct service.

A. W. Millican Il Campo Wilson M. Millican Vocational Agriculture Department Cuero High School el Campo Clyde Wheeler Mr. Millican Wilson Millican Cuero Don Millican Victoria L. A. Kobar Rosenberg Clarence Jones Memphis Tenn Harold Wiginton Lloyd Nixon Presbyterian Church In

Douglass Services Held for Mrs George Douglass

Funeral services for Mrs. George Hertha Douglass age 59 of Rt. 2 Yoakum were held at 4 p.m. today at Buffington Funeral Home with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.

George Hertha) Douglass Rt. 2 Yoakum Buffington Funeral Home Oak Grove Cemetery

DeWitt County Woman Mrs Douglass Remembered in Obituary

Mrs Douglass lifelong DeWitt County resident born March 29 1907 survives husband George two daughters Mrs Walter Schindier and Mrs Ed win Vaclavik both of Yoakum a son George Jr of Victoria and six grandchildren Pallbearers named Thomas McCabe Oliver Mansel Leslie Kaiser Adolph Simek Crockett McManus and W R McCoy

Douglass DeWitt County George Walter Schindier Edwin Vaclavik Yoakum George Jr Victoria Thomas McCabe Oliver Mansel Leslie Kaiser Adolph Simek Crockett McManus W. R. McCoy

Store Sales Rise in Dallas Area After Week of August

Department store sales in the Dallas federal reserve district rose an average of 5 percent for the week ended August 27 from a year earlier. Dallas up 4 percent, El Paso up 18 percent, and Houston up 4 percent, per the Federal Reserve Bank report.

Dallas UPI Federal Reserve District Federal Reserve Bank el Pago Houston

Down 2 Percent in San Antonio

A report notes a two percent decline in activity or figures tracked in San Antonio, indicating a modest regional downturn. The fragment notes the city and the percentage change but lacks further context or entities.

Hawks Portrayal Sparks Smithsonian View Of Doves

United Press International reports ornithologist S. Dillon Ripley, secretary of the Smithsonian, says hawks are sensible and non ferocious whereas doves are cruel and bloodthirsty in a contrast of avian temperaments.

S. Dillon Ripley The Smithsonian Institution

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