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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1970
Page
3
Readers share tips on repurposing discarded picture frames to display recipes and pictures as wall decor. Other hints include stiffening hats for Navy inspections, turning a lamp into a match saver, cleaning plastic furniture with a detergent solution, and a child friendly doll stand using an orange juice jar lid.
Sgt Leebell Kuecker reports six new Guard recruits: Victor Goebel Gerald Rath Theodore Respondek Frank Villa James Walter and Oncar Walter. The piece notes a UN General Assembly action against the Congo and mentions UT Austin fall semester students Fain McDougal Jr and Bill Dietze.
The report notes East West arrests in Berlin amid Soviet pressure on western power supply. It mentions Mao Tze Tung as a rising Communist figure while highlighting a dip in polio cases to 72 across the state. Mrs F W Windel is identified as county school nurse.
Hot Springs Ark APT quoted water company executive says less than one tenth of one percent of earth's water is drinkable and 75 percent of fresh water is frozen. John G Scott president Mountain Valley Water Co says Americans use more than 400 daily units, about 57 percent of available. In about 25 years the nation may need 900 billion gallons daily, exceeding current supply.
The Smithsonian Institution at Washington was established on August 10 1846 by an Act of Congress creating the national museum and research complex.
DeWitt County Historical Survey Committee met in regular session September first in the county courtroom at 5 p.m. Frank B. Sheppard presented Yoakum history compiled with Lavaca County researchers. The Yoakum marker was sponsored by the city and both counties committees.
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