Park Korea Repression Eases as Calls for Reform Grow
The National Assembly calls for repealing a 1975 emergency decree that jailed political dissenters including Kim Dae Jung. Carter’s human rights stance and U.S. leverage may influence Park Chung Hee toward relaxing his grip, though risk of backsliding remains. A democratic undercurrent persists in South Korea amid international pressure.
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America
South Korea
Carter
Park Chung Hee
National Assembly
Park
Kim Dae Jung
U.S
North
Uma
Deep background press sessions shield president details
The practice hides the President and key information behind unnamed sources in closed door briefings. Journalists face manipulation as officials use background sessions to manage news, risking the public’s right to know. A coordinated refusal could curb the dubious method.
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Carter
Amall
White House
Washington
Today In History Highlights From August 2 1977
On this date in 1M Adolf Hitler became dictator of Germany after the death of President Paul von Hindenburg. In 1610 Henry Hudson entered Hudson Bay. In 1914 Germany invaded Belgium as World War I approached. Einstein warned Roosevelt about atomic research. In 1950 Nixon greeted in Warsaw. In 1971 the U S supported China in UN but opposed expulsion of Taiwan. In 1974 John Dean sentenced in Watergate. Ten years ago Humphrey urged a foreign policy camp. Five years ago floods hit the Philippines. North and South Vietnam reunified years ago. Today’s birthdays include James Baldwin and Myrna Loy. Thought for today on living together in peace.
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Uday
Adelf Wither
Germany
Paul von Ilindenhuiß
Henry Hudson
Holy of Water
Hudson Bay
France
Belghum
Luxembourg
Russka
Albert Einstein
Franklin Roosevelt
U.S
Richard Nixon
Warsaw
United States
China
White House
John Bear
Washington
Ebert Humphrey
Marshall
Pilipinas
North
South Vietnam
Warturte
Weiler James Naldwin
Myrna Lay
Tadday
Knw
Preston’ Lyndon Folinsina
Barbs By Phil Pasterot on Attendance Woes
Barbs by Phil Pastoret humorously notes workers chasing perfect attendance can lose wordplay and spontaneity, undermining communication and morale as some staff overcompensate to avoid absent days. The piece satirizes workplace discipline and productivity culture.
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Phil Pastoret
Retirement age debate in executive ranks sparks dispute
A cover story from Business Mirror questions a 65 retirement mandate favored by many. It argues such rules risk discrimination, waste skills, and threaten social security, while noting senior executives often transition smoothly to retirement with ongoing influence and consulting roles.
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New York
Turin
Ate
Ditades
Willian ML Mercer Inc
Ths Wiryey
AL J Smit
Mercer
Hee
Batt
Fatry
Look to God for happiness and success, says Reverend Schuller
The speaker urges self belief to avoid fatigue and defeat. He cites faith in God as the source of joy and success, noting happiness follows when life is aligned with divine will. Reverend Schuller of Garden Grove Community Church hosts Hour of Power on national TV.
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Reverend Schuller
Tve
Garden Grove
Community Church
Texas Senator Moore Defends Sherwood Nursing Home
Washington report by Jack Anderson and Les Whitten details Bill Moore the powerful Texas senator known as the Bull of Brazos County tying him to the Sherwood Nursing Home in Bryan. Inspectors flagged dirty enema cans, bedpans, strong wine odor, neglected care and no licensed nurse signatures on medications with inadequate maintenance. Moore denies pressure and payment suspensions while welfare officials admit slow action despite repeated violations. Four Texas corporations now own a quarter of nursing home beds, with officials tolerating numerous breaches.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Austin
Bill Moore
Brazos County
Texas
Senate
Moore
Sherwood
Bryan
Incir
Truman
Wrally
Raymond Yowell
Meare
Petile Notic
Welfare Department
Vowel
Raymond the Bull of
Brazos
Howie Kurtz
Vowell
Stundt
Kurtz
SGI
Moore's
Footnale
Gtandard
Sun Files Highlight 1947 57 Events In Baytown Area
The Sun files recount varied Baytown area items from 1947 to 1957 including a reward offer for a fatal hit and run driver in Woodrow Wooley case, bicycle trailer event for Glenn Barber Jr’s dog Blaze, paving cautions on Texas Avenue, and local civic projects. It notes births deaths and recognitions such as Mrs. Cort Dodge Bridges and Abigail Frazier state honors. It mentions infrastructure like the Pasadena tunnel project and Baytown planning grants.
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Raytown
Goose Creek
Harris County
Benard Stovall
Glenn Barber Jr
Johnson Ashmore
Martin Adulson
Glenn
Blaze
Texas Avenue
Cort Dodge Bridges
W. HL Bridges
Pasadena
Mouston Ship Channel
U. & Corps of Iungingers
Galveston
Jere
Baytown Planning
Commission
Abigail Frazier
Baytown
The Way It Was The Way It Was Mipust
Shure hat luries drove British slip from Dutch Island Rhode Island.
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Dutch Island
Rhode Island
Verse of Jesus Warns Shame Upon Adulterous Generation
A biblical verse from Mark 8 38 48 warns that anyone ashamed of Jesus and his words will be ashamed by the Son of Man when he comes in glory with the Father and the holy angels.
Baytown Sun Editorial Staff and Venues
An OCR fragment lists Baytown Sun personnel including Leon Brown Joan Wadley general manager Fred Hornberger publisher Donrd Southern Newspapers and editorial department editors and managing editors. It mentions Associated Press service and advertising content with scattered names and addresses, revealing a partial view of staff, policy notes, and syndicate sources.
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Leon Brown
Joan Wadley
Fred Hornberger
Fed Harnad
Civsn Oonenaalditer Anid Publisnar
Ehsiermin Ol ‘Donrd Southern Newspapers
Fubiisnar
Paroxysmal Tachycardia Opens with Night Attacks
Dear Dr Lamb outlines a middle aged man with sudden rapid heartbeats at night lasting minutes. A physician suspects paroxysmal tachycardia with triggers from alcohol, diet, or digestive issues such as hiatal hernia. Advice covers avoiding late heavy meals, gastric evaluation, tranquilizers, weight control, and possible medicines if symptoms persist.
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DR. Lamb
Tom
Betore
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