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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1971
Page
3
An irate letter argues Phase II economics threaten wages already bargained for claiming labor gains are funded by future profits and price hikes. The writer questions where the extra money comes from and whether businesses would raise prices to cover negotiated contracts. He criticizes past wage demands as unrealistic and passed to customers.
A mixed set of crossword style clues appears, including hints for water syllable body parts and foreign terms. The roster features numerous definitions such as titles for saints and languages, with entries like Arabian gulf and New Guinea.
The Baytown Sun information page lists editorial and business staff roles, office address at 1301 Memorial Drive, Baytown Texas, mailing P O Box 96, and circulation rates including carrier and yearly prices. It notes AP membership and republication rights claims.
The piece honors Drew Pearson on his would have been 74th birthday, noting his lifelong peace ethic and critique of big power politics. It recounts his Quaker ideals, faith in nonviolence, and concern over UN limits. It also mentions Kissinger’s hard line on India Pakistan policy and a 1969 general Manekshaw report.
NBC and CBS offer News and classics while ABC debuts The Little Drummer Boy story. Highlights include Bing Crosby Christmas special, Hawaii Five-O, Andy Williams Christmas Show, The Saint, and Alfred Hitchcock Presents with late-night News and Newsmaker segments.
In a bridge problem from Oswald and Jacoby, North opens to three no trump and South proceeds to game. East misreads, leads diamonds, and with careful play West and East force three diamonds to set the contract. The daily puzzle asks what West should bid now after a different opening. Columbia University owns Rockefeller Center land.
In a critique of how history explains political change Ernest Cuneo argues that both individual leaders and broader social forces ignite history. He contrasts Emerson and Brooks Adams and analyzes Nixon’s support base and Henry Jackson’s more progressive stance within the 1972 election context.
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