Arab Bloc In UN Holds The Power
A background paper by APPME argues the UN is biased by oil, arms, and aid politics. It claims Arab majority support in the General Assembly and a partisan Security Council, limiting Israel-Arab peace prospects.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1973
Page
3
A background paper by APPME argues the UN is biased by oil, arms, and aid politics. It claims Arab majority support in the General Assembly and a partisan Security Council, limiting Israel-Arab peace prospects.
About a year ago seven-year-old Caroline M Ranald of New York City wrote to Lionel train makers condemning sexist ads and stating girls like trains. Fundimensions, now a General Mills subsidiary, will include girls in its advertising to shed the sexist image and attract female buyers.
Reader asks about a drug to stop sweaty hands and safety. Dr Lamb explains anticholinergic medicines like atropine can lessen perspiration with side effects but are tolerable for ulcers. A newer surgical option by Dr Donald F. Cohn at Cleveland Clinic removes nerves near the spine to stop hand sweating, with typically good results and fewer complications.
Ernest Cuneo argues Ford’s swearing in would stabilize national politics by providing a clear line of succession and encouraging a potential presidential resignation for the country’s good. He criticizes impeachment as impractical and urges remedial steps to avoid an unstable republic amid Watergate. He condemns mob imagery and urges calm civic debate.
Incomplete OCR reads list of staff roles for the Baytown Sun with names like Preston Pendergrass Jim Finley Wanda Ortea and references to departments and credits. The fragment shows misreadings and stray punctuation from the editorial department.
The Nixon circle pressured widow Mrs. Perry O Neal of 478 Bay Lane Key Biscayne to vacate her home to clear space for White House communications. Robert Abplanalp bought the house for 150000 and leased it back to the government for 18000 yearly, after talks with Bebe Rebozo. The arrangement involved the Public Buildings Service and White House staff, ending with the Secret Service and agency swapping houses. Reid's Announcement: New York Congressman's party switch to Democrat and gubernatorial bid.
Baytown readers request more Aeros hockey coverage in The Baytown Sun citing missing scores and game reports. readers defend Jim Kyle for his Sterling and Ganders coverage, stressing community pride and editorials that boosted team spirit.
The Baytown Sam published a cross section of opinions by gender and Ranger football about what Jim Kyle had to say during the season.
The city unveils Westwood Park Duke Hill Park and Tejas Park with tennis courts playgrounds and picnics. Former resident Ron Lyons of Vaughan and Associates spearheaded equipment sales while HUD official HLK Berry praised planning and grants bolstering Baytown’s bond program.
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