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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1970
Page
10
The piece condemns ambush killings of officers in Chicago and violence in Omaha and California as unjustified acts. It argues the press misreads grievances and warns such militants threaten democracy. It defends peaceful reform and supports capital punishment.
The piece notes August deaths among high school and college football players during practice. It discusses how causes are often labeled mysterious or due to defects, while acknowledging risk from intense training in hot weather. It argues football should not be banned but stresses realism about fatalities.
Millions of American students start the new school year while investigations into campus deaths continue. The Ohio Kew State tragedy drew national attention as troops fired during protests, prompting warnings to avoid demonstrations and threats to cut funds if disorder persists.
An advertising firm markets a television cabinet housing three screens for watching three programs at once. The piece argues that excessive U.S. commercial TV can dull the brain and suggests some were born thirty years too late for this trend.
The article decries congressional efforts to slow defense development as anti preparedness and warns of neo isolationism leading to disaster. It cites Adm Moorer and Adm Zumwalt describing anti military sentiment as alienation and notes hostile acts against ROTC and defense bases as evidence.
A 1969 statement warns of a growing alienated segment aided by media and intellectuals, urging firm defense, unity, and punishment of disloyalty. It condemns dissent as defeatism and highlights defense and morale as top national priorities alongside milk production figures 116.2 billion pounds in 1969.
The page lists crossword clues for Across and Down with numbered entries and a cryptoquote puzzle. It includes a sample code where A maps to L and X to O as part of the LONGFELLOW cipher, plus a previous quote by Hugh Walpole.
Attorney General Mitchell leads a sharp push against crime in Washington with new measures. Officials emphasize coordination among agencies and stronger enforcement to curb violent crime and drug trafficking resources.
Henry Cathcart reports U S Attorney General John Mitchell bans federal use of Mafia and Cosa Nostra in official statements saying the terms offend Italian Americans. Italian officials continue to use Mafia and Cosa Nostra. The piece notes Colombo’s involvement and questions if the change will affect anti crime efforts.
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