Embracing the Shock of New Ideas
Oscar Wilde argued that ideas worth pursuing are inherently dangerous and unsettling. People instinctively reshape and soften novel concepts to fit familiar forms, making the unknown less intimidating by sanding away its rough edges.
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Oscar Wilde
Mrs. Bentsen Plans Oct trip through South Texas
Mrs. Lloyd Bentsen wife of the Democratic Senate candidate will travel October 8 to Cuero Kingsville Corpus Christi and Hallettsville. She aims to raise awareness for her husband with receptions and visits to shopping centers and local venues led by area coordinators. The tour includes receptions at the Sands Motel and Oak Ridge Smoke House with local organizers handling arrangements.
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Lloyd Bentsen
LU. S. Senate
Texas
Bentsen
B. A
Cuero
Kingsville
Corpus Christi
Hallettsville
Senate
U.S. Senate
Holiday Inn
Leonard
Sands Motel
Wofford
de Witt County
Homer Blanton
Hlnllettsville
Oakridge
Robert Gindler
Charter Revision Of Project Urged At Gulf Bend Center
Director Murray Tarkington urged charter revision of six DeWitt County project charters at a Board meeting held at the Victoria County Club. Attendees included Mrs. Tarkington and Mrs. Callie Henneke. He cited IRS warnings about loss of tax exempt status as a key reason for review.
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Gulf Bend Center
DeWitt County
Tarkington
Callie Henneke
Mary Polzn
Victoria County Club
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Meeting Slated for PTA Group
The regular quarterly meeting of Post M of the Travelers Protective Association will be held at 7 30 p m Wednesday at the American Legion Civic Center. President Walter Richter announced all members are invited to attend.
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Travelers Protective Association
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August crime activity rises in Cuero report
Cuero Police Department records show August crime up with 14 investigated cases. Traffic tickets totaled 75 with fines of 8712. seven funeral reports and multiple burglaries, thefts, and disturbances were logged. Auto accidents remained at 12 with no injuries and property damage totaling 4345.
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Cuero
Koenig Injured in Vietnam War Incident
Sgt. Richard O. Koenig of the U S Army associated with the Red Berets was wounded by a booby trap in Vietnam. He reports he is recuperating satisfactorily and may be reassigned to Germany for a year after his third tour of duty.
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Charles Koenig Jr
Sgt
Koenig
Vietnam
Germany
West Broadway Gets New Top Patching In Progress
City crews began removing the old pavement from Terrell to Frederick William and started laying a new base. The 1928 pavement is being replaced due to heavy traffic and ongoing pipe work elsewhere. County officials Weber and Buenger assist, with other paving segments planned on Valley and North Gonzales streets.
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Dave Weber
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Bonnie Buenger
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Morgan
Courthouse
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North
Gonzales
CHS Chapter Chooses Officers For 1970 71
Cuero High School building trades chapter elects officers for 1970 71 with Victor Mathis as president Larry Pickens as vice president Joseph Gibbs as secretary Robert Hopkins as treasurer Pete Rosales as reporter and Charles Polk as parliamentarian.
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Building Trades Chapter
Cuero High School
Victor Mathis
Larry Pickens
Joseph Gibbs
Robert Hopkins
Pete Rosales
Charles Polk
Mrs. Margaret Tilton 59 Dies in San Antonio Hospital
Mrs. Margaret Tilton of Cuero widow of the late Todd Tilton former Cuero Record advertising manager died early today in a San Antonio hospital. She was born November 11 1910 in Cuero and taught at Five Mile School. Surviving: two sons John Bruce Tilton and Dale Tilton of Long Island New York a daughter Shirley Stevens of Tucson Arizona four sisters Roberta Caldwell Eunice Heyer Doris Junker all Cuero and Jenimae Schliessmann of Vienna Virginia. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Five Mile School
Kent Tilton
John Bruce Tilton
Dale Tilton
Long Island
N.Y
Shirley Stevens
Tucson, Ariz
Roberta Caldwell
Eunice Heyer
Doris Junker
Jenimae Schliessmann
Vienna
Virginia
Oak Memorial Funeral Home
Young Farmer Delegates Are Named
A Cuero Young Farriers Chapter delegation will attend the Area X Awards Banquet on Saturday October 5 at the Continental Inn in Victoria. Attending couples include Arlen and (Mrs) Goebel Charles and (Mrs) Nagle Merton and (Mrs) Ideus Byron and (Mrs) Wolf Carroll and (Mrs) Blank Robert and (Mrs) Pargmann Wayne and (Mrs) Wolf Robert and (Mrs) Thamm Mike and (Mrs) Herrington Jimmy Springs and Harvey Schuma.
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Cuero Young Farriers
Area X
Continental Inn
Vic
Arlen Goebel
Charles Nagle
Merton I[deus
Byron Wolf
Carroll Blank
Robert Pargmann
Wayne Wolf
Robert Thamm
Mike Herrington
Jimmy Springs
Harvey Schuma
Young Farmer
Cuero Churchwomen United Meets at St Mark's Hall
Executive board members of Cuero Churchwomen United will meet at 4 p m Friday at St Mark's Lutheran Fellowship Hall. The council announces Brother's Chapel Methodist Church admitted into membership with Mrs William Grunter presiding. Mrs Nora Lee Depui will represent the new member at the meeting. Nine Cuero churches now belong to the council.
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Cuero Churchwomen
United
St. Mark’s Lutheran Fellowship
Brother’s Chapel
Troop 243 Scouts Plan Barbecue and Campfire
At 6:00 tonight 26 scouts meet at the Scout Hut to work on barbecue ticket sales for the annual party and will return at 8:15. Scoutmaster John C. Hamilton says Austin and Victoria Indian dance teams will perform at the campfire Saturday October 10 with over 40 dancers in full costume.
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Frank Tyl
John C. Hamilton
Tin
Victoria
Saturay
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Tonkawa Lodge 99
Austin
Hamilton
Nasser Death Shocks Middle East as Nixon Reacts
Cairo reports the death of President Gamal Abdel Nasser at age 52 from a heart attack. Anwar Sadat named provisional president with a 60 day period for a new election. Nixon called for calm and renewed peace efforts as regional turmoil intensifies.
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