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Newspaper
Cuero Record
Location
Cuero, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1971
Page
4
The piece argues that fast Puerto Rican and Cuban influxes have altered America's racial makeup and that Congress erred by open borders. It urges equal quotas from regions with longstanding freedoms and calls for ending unlimited immigration from Puerto Rico, Cuba, or any possession.
A New York City death and other illnesses in Israel tied to contaminated canned soup renew calls for federal dating on packaging. The piece argues that without readable pack dates consumers cannot know food age and urges action despite opposition from industry groups.
Angel Sierra recounts his son Jose’s descent from glue sniffing to marijuana then heroin, leading to an overdose in Lancaster. He urges strict discipline to prevent similar fates, regretting leniency and urging parents to act to save children from drugs.
Viewpoint argues against federal forced busing for integration, praising interracial resistance as understandable. It condemns government overreach, cites James Meredith and Henry Van Dyke, and asserts happiness comes from freedom and personal responsibility, not court orders.
A mixed set of crossword clues with numbered across and down entries plus a DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE. Includes theme quote by LONGFELLOW and a sample cryptogram with substitution hints and an attributed past quotation.
Portland Trail Blazers place guard Art Wilmore on waivers after a brief free agent stint following his discharge from the Army, reducing the roster to the NBA limit of 12 players.
Spiro ignores a group named Americans for Agnew during a Washington march of events. The scene centers on political tensions and the absence of a welcoming moment for the demonstrators. Officials and attendees observe the protest in the capital.
Washington reports that Lee Edwards, a Washington publicist, is forming Americans for Agnew to raise funds and advocate Agnew's retention on the Republican ticket. The effort risks embarrassment for Agnew, who has no approval from his staff and faces IRS scrutiny over Edwards led groups and tax status.
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