Labor Boss Sees Nationwide Strike Power
An editorial argues that British miners’ strike shows power of labor to shut a country and discusses American union strength. It cautions that merging unions could create vast power, risking corruption and antitrust actions, while noting public tolerance during Britain’s stoppage and wartime nostalgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Forbes Magazine
Harry Bridges
International Longshoreman’s and Warehouseman’s Union
ILWU
International Teamsters Union
Internation Longshoremen's Assn
ILA
Alaska
Hawaii
Jerry
London
America
Cholesterol absent in some shortening says reader note
A fragmented quip filled piece discusses cholesterol in shortening and its health implications. The text references readers and food fats, mentions terms like margarine and oil, and hints at dietary guidance amid a jumble of garbled lines.
Baytown Sun Staff and Editorial Roles Noted in Text
The document lists staff positions at the Baytown Sun including editor and department heads. It names Fred Hartman John Wadley Paul Patman Preston Pendergrass Wanda Orton Paul Putman and others in roles such as Executive Editor Managing Editor and Classified Manager. It mentions Associated Press membership and service credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hartman
John Wadley
Paul Patman
Amb, Pruchetdy
Readers defend Baytown firefighters and chief amid clash
Mrs E Betty Reid defends the Baytown fire department and full time chief Jim Bland against criticism by Cecil Clemmer. She argues volunteers alone cannot cover all calls and urges residents to vote for hometown firefighters who serve the community, noting Civil Service procedures and promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
Cecil Cemmer
Baytown
Jim Bland
Bland
Clemmer
Tdont
Pim
Civil Service
Ware Pro Christ: Cailer- Times treasure edition found
A box of old papers reveals the Dee. 9. 15t edition with photos and stories from Baytown and nearby areas. The issue includes political notes, local photos, and several headlines about figures and events of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frelyn Bradturs
Cailer- Times
Dee. A
Washagta
Gebouli
Resintry
Baytown
Asher
Chugs
I Hibach
Fred
USDA Inspector General Blasts Department Over Pollution Rules
Washington report details harsh memo accusing Agriculture of violating the Environmental Policy Act. Interior Bureau draft targets Whitten ally interests and channelizing streams, urging stronger anti pollution action while White House seeks to limit public controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Interior Department
White House
Jamie Whitten
D-Miss
House Agriculture
Whitten
Agriculture
Department
Nathaniel Kossack
Lovether
Agriculture Secretary
Sport Fisheries and Wildlife Bureau
Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife
State Fish and Game Agencies
Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Nixon
Council On Environmental Quality
CEQ
Interior and Agriculture
Interior
Byerly
Kossack
Legalized gambling debate fuels moral quarrel across states
The piece argues shifting moral codes tolerate lotteries despite Puritan values and rising gambling. It cites 17 states permitting abortions, discusses New Jersey and New York lottery mechanics, prizes, and the tension between revenue needs and social harm. It notes illegal gambling persists and calls for tighter controls amid rising state revenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidheim
New York
Peneerina Vitarack Beteliow
New Hampshire
New Jersey Lottery Commission
Jack Benny
Edward J. Powers
New Hampshire Lottery
U.S
America
Louisiana
Powers
California
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Lawrence E. Lamb
Pyar
Deo Vans
The
Baytown Sun
Preston Pendergrass
Dim Finley
Wanda Orton
Paul Putman
Moody Veen Brown
Faster
Aficr
Ital Department
Assuvialw
Sing Department
Apcomg Tage
Baytonss Teas
Cp A
Sre
Rehan Careety
Marek
Freara Sureass
Memera
Cassa: Buducatory
Associated Press
Otewa Peret
EAC Tung
Tormot
Finking
Raynen
Betty) Reid
Fighth
Jack Anderson
USDA
Science and Education
T. C. Byerly
Congress
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Joint Economic Committee
Las Vegas
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