Editorial urges national cancer authority and road safety fund
An editorial argues for creating a National Cancer Authority to coordinate a billion-dollar annual effort against cancer, comparing costs to the automobile death toll and urging a Highway Safety Fund. It profiles Richard D. Wayman and the Highway Safety Foundation in Mansfield Ohio, detailing accident data and prevention steps.
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U.S. Senate
National Cancer Authority
The
Highway Safety Foundation
Mansfield
Ohio
Cleveland
Richard D. Wayman
Foundation
Congress
Wayman
Pentagon Firing Firings Spark Christmas Controversy
Transcript leaks reveal Pentagon aides, under John Broger, firing critics and supporters alike in a Christmas purge. Officials joked about payroll cuts, darts at walls, and discarded personnel while hiding in back rooms. Separate items note FAA parking pressures and World Bank Christmas party debate over funds for Pakistan relief.
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Pentagon Communications
John Broger
Defense Department
Broger
Hugh Morgan
Saigon
Spire Agnew
Morgan
Agnew
Washington
New Post
Field Artillery
Henry Valentino
World Bank
Robert McNamara
Pakistan
McNamara
Baytown Sun Editorial and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun lists its staff across editorial advertising and management, including Editor Fred Hartman and Managing Editor Preston Pendergrass, with offices at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas. It notes publication as afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays and provides pricing for subscriptions and single copies.
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Gfe R Te Astratebete
Fred Hartman
Bull Hartman
John Wadley Anne
Pritchett
Preston Pendergrass
Johnella Boynton
Paul Putman
Dwight Moody
Baytown
Texas
P.O
Curious Alice in a Bridge Lesson from the Teatime One
A humorous newspaper card recounts a bridge hand narrated with characters from Alice in Wonderland. Oswald and James Jacoby present North on West as bidding and play unfold with witty commentary. The pieces show bold actions and mischief in a playful contest.
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Alice
Mad Hatter
March Hare
West
Dormouse
Vocabulary Puzzle From The Wednesday Page Quirks
A fragmentary vocabulary puzzle list appears with scattered clues and partial word answers. It includes references to mythological names, geographical terms, and common vocabulary across various topics, presented in a cryptic crossword style.
Bad Cop Shadow Over NYC and Civic Trust
Paul Harvey criticizes systemic police corruption and the impact on honest officers. He cites bribes from businessmen and redevelopment interests, including figures like bookies and builders, and notes how widespread misconduct sours public faith. He recalls his own family history with law enforcement to explain his stance.
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Baytown Sun Colimnis
New York City
Robert Ruskin
New York
Manhattan
Appalachians
Ruskin
Oklahoma
Today In History December 23 1970 Highlights
On December 23 1941 Wake Island fell to Japan in World War II. George Washington resigned as Army commander in chief in 1783 Mount Vernon Virginia. Maryland voted in 1788 to cede land for the national government’s seat. In 1945 a Big Three meeting occurred in Moscow with Stalin Byrnes and Eden.
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Associated Press
U.S
Wake Island
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Maryland
Moscow
Joseph Stalin
James Byrnes
Ernest Vevin
Signs and facts about hiatal hernia explained
Dear Dr Lamb reader explains hiatal hernia types causes and common symptoms. Most cases are mild and involve reflux heartburn relieved by antacids or bland foods. Severe cases worsen swallowing pain and can mimic heart disease. cautions on alcohol and tranquilizers follow with a prayer at the end.
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Dr. Lamb
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