Kissinger Holds Private Talks With North Vietnamese Aide
Henry Kissinger met privately with two North Vietnamese diplomats in Paris to push a Vietnam peace process. The White House announced the talks but gave few details, citing ongoing confidentiality with the other side.
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F111s Sent to Southeast Asia to Replace F4 Phantoms
The Pentagon announced two F111 squadrons from Nellis AFB Nev are heading to Thailand to replace four F4 Phantom squadrons from Holloman AFB N M The move aims to boost all weather and low altitude capabilities for the upcoming monsoon season in Southeast Asia The F111s are slated to join the 474th Tactical Fighter Wing at Takhli Royal Air Base Thailand within days and involve 24 planes per squadron.
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Cuero notables gain promotions and visitors amid Centennial notes
Promoted Cuero figure Dean Wagner becomes office manager at Toney Real Estate in Victoria. Bill Cusack joins Doll Peavy Heisig of El Paso arrives for Centennial and Turkey Trot events. The clipping also shares a 104th birthday remark from Clem Campbell, several local visits, a Victoria hospital update, and birthday wishes for multiple residents.
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Questions and Answers on 72 Tax Situation
After the DeWitt County Commissioners Court set 1971 values for 1972 taxes the County Board of Equalization will keep hearings. County Judge George Trowell says most county taxes have been lowered and hearings may continue if needed. The main question asks how taxpayers will know their 1972 taxes.
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Farm Income Seen Up 18.6 Billion in 1972 Forecast
The Agriculture Department predicts 1972 net farm income at about 18.6 billion dollars, 2.5 billion above last year, driven by higher wheat prices and strong soybeans and feed grains due to large Soviet sales. A 75 million dollar drop in wheat payments partly offsets grain gains.
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Bishop Jones to Conduct Services at Grace Church
Retired Bishop Everett H. Jones of the Diocese of West Texas will conduct services at Grace Episcopal Church on Sunday October 22. Ed Pat Mixon, Senior Warden, notes Jones was ordained at Grace Church Cuero and previously served as rector locally before leading in Waco and Washington, D. C., prior to his election as bishop.
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Grandson of Cuero Dr Bohman Dies at 7
John Bohman Rushing age 7 died in a Houston hospital after a leukemia battle. He was son of Richard and (Mrs.) Rushing and grandson of Dr. and Mrs. A J Bohman of Cuero. Funeral in Houston Wednesday. Survived by parents a sister Riki. He had attended school until his illness.
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Little John
Texas cited for biased school funding toward Mexican Americans
The U S Civil Rights Commission reported Texas education funding discriminates against Mexican American students. Funding gaps show Mexican American pupils receive about 60 percent of what white students receive, with wealth-based district factors keeping the poor in underfunded schools. The 53 page study criticizes the state minimum foundation program as failing to close disparities and notes state aid rarely alleviates funding pressures on poorer districts.
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Brief World Roundup From Early Cold War News
A digest of recent events: Saigon Rangers breach a Communist ring to reach a besieged camp ending a nine day siege. a fatal F-86 crash in Sacramento kills 22 visitors at an ice cream parlor. George McGovern accuses Nixon allies in a POW debate. Nixon tours for ethnic votes and fundraising. U S-Soviet talks on missile treaty move forward. American pilots released by North Vietnam head toward home. Belfast church bombing prompts fire containment. Norway votes against joining the EEC and Bratteli resigns. Pope Paul VI marks 75th birthday with resignation policy noted. Chou En-lai and Tanaka plan to ease Japan China tensions.
Heart surgery saves premature babies at UCSF
A nine member team at the University of California in San Francisco operated on 61 premature infants under six weeks old over three years, with seven deaths and 29 survivors. The procedures corrected four defects once deemed inoperable, including ductus arteriosus issues, with intensive monitoring and careful post operative care.
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University of California
San Francisco
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