America's Nomads Move Up In Class
University of California sociologists argue mobility is not rising in the United States. Studies show 40 to 60 percent move every decade, but the rateed trend has stayed steady while the movers shift from poorer to wealthier, with moving generally positive and voluntary.
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University of California
Claude Fischer
Ann Stueve
New Society
Pentagon
FEA
Frank Zarb
Zarb
Thomas Noel
Noel
Col. Noel
Martin
Tiger) Howell
Gen. Smith
Tax Reform Confusion Ahead Of 1976 Returns
Tax experts warn that new and revised forms plus retroactive changes will complicate 1976 income tax filings. The IRS budget shortfall means reduced help as taxpayers face a patchwork of rules and confusing instructions. Some urge sweeping reforms to simplify the system.
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Sam
Congress
IRS
Thoughtful Maxim on Elevation and Gratitude
A reflective quote about safeguarding privacy while enjoying a brief escape. It contrasts self-care with humility toward those who aided success, attributed to Arthur Brisbane and referencing Rogers in a light, humorous American context.
Oil talk and health plans in Baytown area notes
From the Sun Files 1936 to 1956 Baytown items include plans for improved East Harris County health services led by J A Mewinney Dr J Herbert Page and other officials and a report on J D McFaddin lecturing on oil to visitors from Humble’s Baytown Refinery Will Auto Service opens at 501 East Main with long time carrier R B Jacobs noted Free taxi service on New Year’s Eve in Baytown Police plan to shuttle revelers home for safety plus community events and a sixth birthday celebration.
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Harris County
J. A Mewinney
J. Herbert Page
Ron. Lomax
Beatrice Ma
W. ON. Brooks
G. A. Lille
Age
Longis
Will Auto Service
E. Main
EL AL (Si) Walliams
Daily Sun
Earl) Jacobs
R. N. Jacobs
Ears
Sun
Bob Matherne
Baytown
Roy Montgomery
J. McFaddin
Indat Humble
Charles Dunaway
Red Cross
Elizabeth Ann Erwin
Bits
Erwin
CIA probes Alaska pipeline amid security gaps and espionage fears
Washington sources reveal CIA agents inspect the Alaska pipeline complex from Prudhoe Bay to Valdez and Cook Inlet, amid concerns foreign agents may be planted among workers. Senate subcommittee notes major protection gaps and urges crisis-handling plans to avoid shutting oil shipments.
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Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Soviet Union
Interior Department
Prudhoe
Valdez
Cook Inlet
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Alyeska
Yukon
U.S
Half and Half Coffee Myth and Hypnosis for Quitting
Reader asks if mixing decaffeinated with regular coffee halves caffeine intake. Answer: a cup from mixed beans has about half the caffeine. two cups brings you back to original caffeine. Also advises to seek a reputable hypnotist, as hypnosis may aid motivated quitters whereas lack of motivation reduces effectiveness.
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DR. Lamb
Europe
Baytown Highlands Community Shares Christmas Kindness
Readers recount acts of charity in the Baytown Highlands area as local groups and individuals bring gifts, food, clothes, and toys to a struggling family. Pam Galloway and Mrs. C A Young praise the help, while editors note efforts to highlight youth activities.
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Baytown-Highlands
Food Stamp Office
San Jacinto Rabbit Breeders of
Baytown
Houston Area Rabbit Breeders Association
First Baptist Highlands
Pam Galloway
Poinsetta Highlands
Today in History highlights key events from 1879 to 1976
The Baytown note mentions unemployment aid, meter readers and underestimation of bills. A December 31, 1976 Associated Press digest lists Edison’s light demonstration in 1879, West Virginia statehood in 1862, Ellis Island opening in 1890, and Truman’s 1946 armistice end, among others, plus birthday notes for Nathan Milstein and Rex Allen.
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Associated Press
Thomas Edison
Menlo Park
Henry Laurens
American Continental Congress
Tower of London
Charles Cornwallis
Abraham Lincoln
West Virginia
Union
Ellis Island
New York Harbor
Harry Truman
U.S. Marshall
Baytown Sun masthead and policy notes
The Baytown Sun masthead lists Leon Brown as editor and publisher with Joa Wadley and Fred Hornberger in executive roles. It outlines editorial staff, advertising department, postal details, pricing, and distribution, plus a Bicentennial footnote about General George Washington asking Robert Morris to raise funds for soldier bounties in 1776.
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Leon Brown
Joa Wadley
Fred Hornberger
Fred Hartman
Southern Newspapers
Itc
George Washington
Robert Morris
Bible Verse Quoted From Corinthians Light of Gospel Shines
A Bible verse from 1 Corinthians 4 4 notes that the god of this world has blinded minds that do not believe to prevent the light of the gospel of Christ from shining.
Battle of Quebec repels American invasion in 1775
On December 31, 1775, reports describe the American campaign to invade Canada failing as Quebec holds firm. The article notes Canadian defenses and British support shaping the retreat and stalemate along the St Lawrence frontier.
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Quebec
Canada
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