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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1970
Page
4
An editorial condemns the demand for food by a Washington theology student claiming a natural human right to take goods. It argues property rights are human rights and warns that seizing labor products would amount to slavery. The piece urges the student to be productive and donate voluntarily to the needy.
The article argues the proposed Nixon welfare reform would expand relief rolls by about 14 million and cost $9.1 billion more than the current program. It contends work incentives are flawed and would keep people on the rolls, while the plan would raise taxes and political leverage around elections.
The piece questions how state committees accept political contributions, citing Spiegel Inc. and Brewster's postal-rate votes. It recalls Rep. John Gilligan of Ohio and a TV debate, then discusses Adolf Hitler and a passage from Eugene Lyons on Soviet inequality, ending with a strong claim that true equality does not exist.
A strident claim asserts Indians offered beads to pay for a supposed center on Alcatraz Island, not Manhattan Island. The piece notes Brewster of Maryland faces bribery charges and cites other lawmakers using dodges to conceal donations with seven senators and house members implicated.
The page presents a crossword puzzle with numbered clues for across entries such as snag faint old womanish and others. It includes a cryptogram puzzle in which letters stand for others and provides a sample deciphering method and a sample quotation by Longfellow.
The article highlights a shift toward leisure as New Yorkers seek more downtime. Readers are urged to explore affordable activities, local venues, and accessible escapes within the city to unwind amid busy schedules.
New York comedian Soupy Sales talked with his two sons about returning their rock group The Runts to the city after a western tour ended. Neighbors showed interest in the boys careers, but Soupy suspects they want the guitars out of the East Side apartment. A CBS special The Soupy Sales Show was noted for his relaxing comedy.
John Frankenheimer departed Hollywood for Spain to spend several months directing The Horsemen for Columbia. Jacqueline Babbin optioned Pecked to Death by Goslings for independent production. The United States ranks third in global agricultural imports behind the United Kingdom and West Germany.
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