Donate Blood Give Life to Baytown and Harris County
The Baytown Sun urges immediate blood donations amid a critical shortage affecting day to day surgeries and disaster response. Baytown and Harris County hospitals rely on donors as a long term solution. Gulf Coast Hospital hosts a Blood Bank run by Blood Services of Houston, with donation details available from the hospital.
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Harris County
Baytown Sun
Gulf Coast Hospital
Blood Services of
Houston
Federal‑State Agency Has Shaped Job Market for Decades
The Federal‑State Employment Service via the Texas Employment Commission has long connected job seekers and employers, achieving 400 million placements since 1933 and about 42,000 per day. It trains workers, informs on new occupations, and uses computers to speed placements while noting broader public and private options in the labor market.
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Federal-State Employment Service
Texas Employment Commission
Doctor Advises Diet and Weight Loss After Heart Attacks
Dear reader, a physician explains that while atherosclerosis and heart damage are not fully curable, recovery is possible. Reduce weight through a fat restricted diet, lower cholesterol, and manage blood pressure with medicines. Calmer outlook and gradual improvement are common, with examples like Presidents Johnson and Eisenhower.
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Johnson
Eisenhower
Watergate A Forum Secrecy Losing Its Sanctity
The Supreme Court and Congress have allowed secrecy in presidential affairs to erode. Public hearings exposing U S diplomatic talks and military moves have prompted international tensions, Jamaica recall of a U S ambassador, and scrutiny of CIA arrangements. The piece argues openness undermines national security.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
Douglas MacArthur
Chiefs of Staff
U.S
America
Lester Pearson
Senate
Jamaica
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
de Routet
Manley
de Roulet
CIA
Ford Foundation warns bootleg nuclear weapons risk to nations
A Ford Foundation draft report warns that stolen nuclear materials could enable terrorists mobs or lone attackers to build a fission device in weeks with simple home workshop gear. It predicts extensive thefts and a global black market, urging safeguards and possible public release of the findings.
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Ford Foundation
U.S
Florida
The
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Taylor
Willrich
United States
Baptoton Sun Adver Paul Putman Classified Ad
Baytown Texas note lists classified ad details and mailing address with rates, publication schedule, and circulation notices. Mentions printing rights and Associated Press membership.
Cancer survivor overcomes voice loss and insurance barriers
Ray Disinger, a Los Angeles auto dealer, battled laryngeal cancer after a winter 1963 onset. He underwent surgery that saved his life but cost his voice and his business. Facing zero insurance then and now, he learned esophageal speech and rebuilt his career as a communications consultant and advocate for the disabled while guiding others through cancer recovery. He credits the American Cancer Society seven warning signals for saving lives.
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Sion
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Paul Putman
Pat Staples
Texas
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Associated Press
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John Wadley
Paul Pumas Leon Brown
Ann B. Pritchett
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Ray Disinger
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