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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1973
Page
3
A meditative holiday piece reflects on the Christ Child’s message of peace and hope amid consumer bustle. It contrasts universal appeal with modern distraction and urges renewal of goodwill each season. The essay notes humanity’s dual potential for peace or ruin and the need to listen to Christmas’s enduring call.
Dear Dr Lamb warns older readers away from headstands citing dangerous effects on heart rate and blood flow. He notes breath holding can trigger irregular heartbeats and fainting, based on tests with pilots and astronauts, advising slow shallow breathing instead.
Washington report reveals millions wasted on failed communications gear and secrecy failures. Pentagon Autodin and Autovon systems misfit Vietnam conditions, with delays, probes, and costly rebuilds. Critics warn new Tri-Tac may not be ready before 1985 or 1990.
Ernest Cuneo argues world government is dangerous and nations rely on allies. He traces past empires, notes rapid tech growth since the Industrial Revolution, and cites the UN and balance of power as flawed. He suggests internationalizing key waterways and energy flows through existing global finance.
A Baytown Texas postal notice outlines mailing rates and schedule details amid reforms. The item mentions prices per month and per year, with affiliations to local post office operations and Associated Press content.
The piece urges using a billion dollars to finance fuel efficiency upgrades across industry and homes to cut oil use and spur growth. It cites waste oil, insulation, combustion controls, and process improvements, noting savings would exceed costs within years and could offset shortages without large distribution cuts.
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