Battle of Wounded Knee debated in new histories
A review contrasts Gen. Marshall’s Crimsoned Prairie with Dee Brown’s My Heart at Wounded Knee. It notes the 7th Cavalry suffered 29 dead and 33 wounded after an Indian surprise attack, challenging the idea of a one sided massacre and urging caution against glorifying treachery.
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Ecological Backlash From DDT Spraying in Borneo Village
Disaster Area Science Service outlines a chain reaction after WHO sprayed DDT to kill malaria mosquitoes. Cockroaches built immunity and concentrated poison, geckos feeding on them fell ill, cats died, rats multiplied, and caterpillars gnawed thatched roofs. A planeload of cats parachuted in to restore balance.
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Vasectomy Myths and Reality from Dr Lamb Report
The reader references claims about vasectomy affecting sex drive and sensation. Medical expert opinion says psychological changes may occur but physical sexual response largely remains, with sperm production halted after tests showing no sperm over time. Multiple authorities debate longer term effects and patient counseling.
Letters To The Editor In Baytown Advocate Councilman Charley Walker
A Baytown reader defends councilman Charley C. Walker against a letter supporting a rival candidate. The piece praises Walker as honest and dedicated, urging residents to vote for him. It also includes a second letter urging support for a school bond issue and describes needs for vocational, facilities, and PE teaching spaces.
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Wounded Knee costs taxpayers 2.7 million in federal action
Washington reports describe a 400 federal official presence at Wounded Knee South Dakota to negotiate, mediate and sometimes clash with Indian occupiers. Taxpayer cost near 2.7 million as tensions stay high and roadblocks persist amid mixed agency coordination and security moves.
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Baytown Sun Masthead and Publishing Details
The Baytown Sun masthead lists Editor and Publisher Preston Pendergrass Executive Editor Jim Finley Managing Editor Wanda Orton Associate Managing Editor Advertising Director Dwight Moody Retail Manager Leon Brown and other staff. The paper is published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays at 126 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77320 with postage paid, carrier and mail rates noted and rights reserved.
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Bea Arthur Keeps Brash Maude Calm On Set
Hollywood gossip notes Bea Arthur relaxing on the Maude set as rehearsals run smoothly. She nibbles prop cheese and coffee, smokes sparingly, and saves her big on-screen voice for the show. Cast and crew describe a tight, collaborative atmosphere with ad-libbed humor and steady teamwork.
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