The Folks Must Get Involved With Pollution Issue
Editorial argues citizens overlook concrete actions to curb pollution. National polls show pollution ranked top concern with 34 percent, while urban residents show high willingness to accept life restrictions and engage officials. Local Detroit area survey reveals air pollution deemed very serious but few complain to agencies, underscoring need for data-driven leadership to prevent fear mongering.
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Harris Organization
Detroit
University of Michigan
Mobility boom as 12.5 million American families move this year
The American Movers Conference reports 12.5 million U S households will relocate in year about one in five families. Most moves stay within their state or city while at least a quarter head to a different state. Interstate moves split 30 percent military 30 percent individual reasons and 40 percent corporate. Most moves target Southern Pacific and Mountain states with half opting to move in summer months and a cluster around the 25th to the 4th. Plan accordingly.
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American Movers Conference
Kennedy as Ambassador Tours Asia in Luxury Jet
Ex Treasury chief David Kennedy, aged 65, now ambassador at large, completed a 25 day Asia Pacific tour aboard a presidential jet with his entourage. He visited Yap island amid staged hospitality, while local shortcomings were noted and the Interior Department sought funds to improve housing and lagoon cleanup. Kennedy reportedly prepares a tough report to President Nixon on the Trust Territories. A separate note on Saigon Washington controversy over Laos invasion assesses Kissinger’s push and Lam’s performance.
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Washington
David Kennedy
Treasury Department
John Connally
Treasury
Asia
Pacific Isles
Carol Whittle
Siam
Bali
Isles
Yap Island
Kennedy
Potemkin
Russia
Catherine the Great
Interior Department
Trust Territories
Department of Roads
Rat View
Chicago
Congress
Nixon
Saigon
Laos
Ho Chi Minh
White House
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Thieu
Hoang Xuan Lam
Epilepsy Misdiagnosed as Temper Tantrums in Child
A mother recalls how her two year old and another child suffered sudden outbursts mistaken for tantrums, later identified as epilepsy via electroencephalogram. The letter urges doctors' evaluation to prevent family harm, noting therapy restored a 19 year old now in university and stressing outside help.
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Dr. Lamb
Mel
Bridge hand with North and South undercut by a bid
A bridge hand fragment shows NORTH AKI963 QI five cards, WEST and EAST positions with minor suits present, and SOUTH as dummy. The auction hints at a defensive or declarer play while the dealer is SUNI, with final contract likely in a spade or diamond sequence and the cards listed suggest a balance of power between sides.
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NORTH
Macbeth and Macduff clash over a bridge slam at Glamis
In a Glamis Castle bridge game Oswald and James Jacoby recount Macbeth overbidding to six clubs with Banquo opening the queen of diamonds. Macduff, the best Scot, explains how a precise two-round trump and careful discards would have yielded a grand slam, prompting Macbeth to concede amid a morning arresting quip about seven pounds.
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Glamis
Macbeth
Macduff
Scotland
Thane
Banquo
Jed Dummy
East
Lwarts
Cailiff
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bridge bidding quiz with three no trump response
In a bridge problem West North East South sequence ends with South holding a strong hand and partner bidding three no trump after a five clubs over Maur three spades. The question asks what to bid now, with the suggested answer being A-Bid six clubs.
Thoughts on Wisdom and Discipline in Proverbs
A compact excerpt from Proverbs contrasts rod and reproof with a self indulgent child. It warns that discipline yields wisdom and rest for the parent, while lax parenting brings shame and sorrow.
Nixon Vietnam reporting trail mystery in Baytown Sun column
Paul Harvey argues seven of ten Americans doubt the White House on Vietnam. He traces a long chain from frontline soldiers to brigade and division reports, to MACV and Kissinger edits, suggesting possible distortions or misjudgments shaping presidential messaging and policy.
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Paul Harvey
Baytown Sun
Gallup
Nixon
Vietnam
Washington
C.O
Corps
Abrams
MACV
Military Assistance Command Vietnam
Cincpac
Joint
Pentagon
White House
Henry Kissinger
J. W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations
Laos
James MacGregor Burns
Johnson
Baytown Sun Staff and Contact List Fragment
Editorial and advertising staff details for The Baytown Sun include editor Preston Pendergrass associate editor Johnella Boynton and advertising director Dwight Moody. Publication info lists Baytown Texas office, circulation terms, and postal details.
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Fred Hartman
John Wadley Ann B. Pritchett
Preston Pendergrass
Johnella Boynton
Paul Putman Voi
Pepeee
Dwight Moody
Leon Brown
R. J. Grimes
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Setting the Table Across 43 Piece of 46 Lazily in Latin
Word puzzle style clues mix of Latin phrases and misc definitions. Entries point to table setting terms, foods, and household items, with scattered references to tableware, fabrics, and vessels. The fragmentary list includes numerous cross references and abbreviations, suggesting a syndicated puzzle column.
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China
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Imewspaper Enterprise Assn
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Wakss Bath
Nori East
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Erin Pole
College of
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