When People Act Out Of Principle
Women seek separate free telephone listings through the FCC after failing to gain change from providers. The National Organization of Women and Women’s Equity Action League join to demand independent listings for both adults in a household.
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Feds
Women’s Movement
National Organization of Women and Women's Equity Action League
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Telephone Company
New Jersey
New York
What to Call a Former President or Governor
The essay argues that ex governors retain the title governor for life while ex presidents may become plain mister. It notes Connally and Carter as examples and questions how the title should evolve once a president leaves office. The piece reflects ononorifics and public perception.
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Kentucky
Texas
John Connally
Connally
the Treasury
Ford
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Baytown Sun reminiscence notes 1936 to 1956 items
The column recalls Sun Files items from December 23 1936 1946 and 1956 noting Goodfellow toys distributed by local ladies a promised Cedar Bayou Bridge replacement on Highway 146 a 1946 praise for Paul Kern a Sam Houston State College football center who later served in WWII and military service births ordinations and Christmas events including Sam Bramlett Kiwanis gift and a First Baptist Church Christmas message. It also mentions highway department plans Loop 201 and rebuilding Highway 146 to I 1 with a follow up on 1936 bridge completion.
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Baytown Sun
Goodfellow
M. M. Carter
L. J. Parrot
G. A. Lillie
Jey Blalock
E. P. Crow
Cedar Bayou
Highway Department
Beatrice Massey
Paul Bill Kern
T. F. Wilson
Sam Houston State College
Kern
Uncle Sam
Bobby Craig
Stewart Heights Baptist Church
Santa Claus
Sam Bramlett
Kiwanis Club
Sam
Wayne McCleskey
Brooks Sasse
First Baptist Church
Positive Thinking and Resilience Teachings by Rev. Schuller
The article quotes Reverend Schuller of Garden Grove California urging followers to reject negative thoughts and embrace positive thinking. He cites personal losses and past hardships while stressing that God remains with believers. He warns that negative thoughts invade minds each morning and emphasizes maintaining leadership of one’s thoughts.
Regulation Q Debate Rages Over Fed Interest Rules
New York AP outlines the Regulation Q fight between savings institutions and commercial banks. If kept, ceilings limit deposit rates and mortgage costs, aiding thrifts but threatening big banks. The issue splits along thrift needs versus competition, with implications for homeowners and lenders.
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New York
Baytown Sun Editorial Page and Staff Roster
The Baytown Sun lists staff and editorial department members including Leon Brown editor and publisher John Wadley general manager Fred Hornberger and Jed Hartman assistant to publisher. It notes editorial staff Preston Pendergrass Jim Fintey Wanda Orton executive editor managing editor and associate managing editor. Also lists advertising department Jerry Winton Pat Staples and others. The paper is a Baytown Texas publication with postal details and subscription rates.
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Leon Brown
John Wadley
Fred Hornberger
Ous
Jed Hartman
Southern Newspapers, Inc
Jerry Winton
Setthyess
Pat Staples Noiderneos
Baytown
Texas
Marnorin
P.O. Bax
Coastal Publications
Associated Press
Baytown Son
Sun
This Day in History December Twenty Third
Highlights of notable events on this date include Wake Island surrender in 1941, Washington's resignation in 1783, Maryland cession in 1788, Joseph Smith's birth in 1805, Tojo execution in 1948, Bay of Pigs prisoner airlift in 1962, oil price rise in 1973, Christmas reunions in 1964, Hoffa's release in 1975.
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U.S
Wake Island
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Virginia
Maryland
Joseph Smith
Sharron
Hideki Tojo
Japan
Tokyo
Bay of Pigs
Cuba
Miami
Persian Gulf
Israel
Jordan
Bethlehem
Teamster Union
James Hoffa
Lewisburg
Richard Nixon
Royal Proclamation Orders Colonial Trade Halt
A December 23, 1775 notice reports the Royal Proclamation closing colonies to all commerce after March 1, 1776. The measure restricts trade and signals tightening rule under British authority affecting colonial merchants and shipments.
Man Shall Not Live By Bread Alone Verse Quotation
A biblical quotation from Matthew recalls that life depends on every word from God rather than material food, emphasizing spiritual sustenance over earthly needs. The verse cites the saying It is written to underscore divine authority.
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God
OPEC urged to control natural gas prices amid Kuwait push
United States readers learn Kuwait and Iran along with Algeria back OPEC moves to rig prices of LPG and LNG to keep world energy costs high. Kuwait plans LPG capacity growth to over 40 million tons by 1985 while fearing a surplus that could push prices down.
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Washington
Kuwait
OPEC
U.S
State Department
Abdul Mattaleb al-Kazemi
Sheikdom
Persian Gulf
Iran
Algeria
Consumer Product Safety Commission
R. David Pittle
Fred
John Byington
Interoffice
Byington
Pittle
Dear Dr Lamb health column on bowel changes and cancer risk
A reader details relief from a spastic colon with bulk foods then suffers bleeding after laxatives. The doctor cautions that sudden bowel changes can signal colon cancer, urges medical evaluation, warns against harsh laxatives, and notes bulk diets may help but are not a substitute for professional care.
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DR. Lamb
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