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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1971
Page
4
An editorial argues equal opportunity matters more than enforced equality. It cites Sweden’s teachers strike and a Barron’s report on state wage leveling and expanding state ownership, warning against government misinterpreting equality and risking chaos.
Excerpt discusses Dr. Russell B. Roth's analysis of Soviet vs American medical systems. It notes Soviet regimentation and physician training, contrasts propaganda about Soviet efficiency with American media critique, and questions how Americans would evaluate care in Russia if ill.
An article from Southwest Virginia Enterprise critiques Dr. Bruce M. Russett of Yale who proposes mandatory baby permits tied to national death counts, favoring rich couples and sparking accusations of population control and erosion of personal freedoms. The piece voices strong opposition, citing illegitimacy, welfare incentives, and potential misuse of government power.
Sunday in the almanac notes Virgo birthdays including Maurice Chevalier born 1883. It recalls Hudson River discovery in 1609, Baltimore defense in 1814, 1958 Little Rock integration delay, 1966 Gemini I docking, and Washington Irving quote on a woman’s life as a history of affections.
A newspaper puzzle page presents a themed cryptogram and a large grid of crossword clues with numbered hints across and down. The page includes a cryptoquote quotation and instructions for decoding letters, along with last day's solution.
A claim states Colorado contains six times as much mountainous terrain as Switzerland. The statement contrasts two nations' topographies, highlighting Colorado's extensive mountainous regions relative to Switzerland.
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