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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1966
Page
2
A tame lion story illustrated how sensational reporting can mislead readers. The piece argues for straight news without garnish, noting a pilot landing with three lions aboard was exaggerated by some reporters while the Lions were shown as calm in a Belgium photo. The author likens the excess to war coverage and urges clear reporting.
A 1960s era column questions North Vietnamese aims amid US Vietnam conflict. It discusses the potential for US military action, peace aims, and the danger of eliciting war crimes charges to rally American resolve. The piece then shifts to light exhortations about self knowledge, Bible reading, and health habits as guidance.
A compact meditation on personal identity as the source of statements like I believe or I love you. It argues the speaker must know themselves before the I can reliably express genuine thoughts or feelings. Thanks Marian Sanders. American Wave Features, Inc. Los Angeles 28, Calif.
Washington report details the Johnson administration pressing Congress to lower savers interest rate ceilings to curb high rates. It notes potential recession risk, possible tax increase as a last resort, and the need for timely action before Congress adjourns. It also covers Joint Chiefs of Staff reaction to Johnson’s Hanoi bombing decision, stressing they advise rather than direct policy.
Washington reports nearly half of the nation's banks face pressure to curb business loans for plant expansion and equipment. The Federal Reserve urged moderation in expansion lending and warned that cooperation will affect access to discount window credit. Administration hints suggest a tax credit suspension to slow inflationary expansion. Senator Long introduced a bill to suspend the investment credit. Johnson may back it.
The New York Mets bring back shortstop Roy McMillan after three weeks on the disabled list for a shoulder injury. McMillan aggravated the injury August 11 in Pittsburgh while moving away from a spectator.
Lawmakers seek broad support for a plan to advance a major policy measure, with key figures from both parties backing the initiative while Republicans vocally oppose its passage. The clash signals a tough road to approval amid partisan tensions.
In Fort Worth a pickup truck struck and killed 64 year old Raymond W. Laine and fled the scene Friday night. A witness recorded the truck’s license number and police investigated the hit and run case for possible identification of the driver.
A scrambled crossword clue list with across and down entries including inquires tower Bach grows white Chinese communists ant warp yarn school subject and other mixed terms. The page shows a long sequence of partial phrases and misspelled words typical of a syndicated puzzle scan.
A sample cryptogram shows letter substitution hints with daily changes. It references a famous line attributed to Plutarch about speaking well and holding peace. Saturday's Cryptoquote presents the quote He can never speak well who knows not how to hold his peace.
An onboard mutiny aboard the freighter Santander unravels amid a hurricane fear. Chief Mate Ellsberg blackmails Captain Knapp over narcotics, sabotages radar, and is confronted by physician passenger Malcolm English. A tense night of warnings, arrests, and a possible mutiny ends with Ellsberg subdued as the ship battles the sea.
In a tense sea tale, Captain Knapp and Dr Ellsberg clash over a course change amid storm warnings. Sierra presses for medical and crew details while English guards patient confidentiality. The ship faces escalating danger as weather and hidden loyalties threaten survival.
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