Put Your Money Where Heart Is
Charitable appeals drive for heart fund in Baytown during the week of Feb 18. The American Heart Association aims to reduce premature deaths from cardiovascular diseases by funds for research and prevention. Volunteers are needed to solicit business and citizens are urged to donate to support life extending efforts. Contact Granville Laughlin at Baytown State Bank to offer help.
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American Heart Association
The
Heart Association
Baytown
Heart Fund
Granville Laughlin
Baytown State Bank
Cruel logic marked end of Vietnam War reflections
The text notes a cruel logic in Viet Cong and North Vietnamese efforts to seize territory before the cease-fire, and Saigon troops to push gains. It questions the point of random shelling of U.S. bases in the final hours, which killed remaining American servicemen and echoed the war’s obscene nature as non communists responded.
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Saigon
Baytown Sun masthead and publication data
The Baytown Sun lists its editorial and management staff with roles such as Editor and Publisher General Manager and Associate Managing Editor. It notes publication details, mailing address in Baytown Texas, circulation rates, and Associated Press rights and republication notice.
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Istant
Fred Tariman
Wadley
Paul Putman
Aan
B. Pritchett
Preston Pendergrass
Seee
Jim Finley
Wanda Ort Ansociate
Dwight Moody Oo
Cr Tn
Lem Brown
Baytown
Texas
Congress of Maren
P.O. Box
Natonally
General Advertising Service
Sugarban Press Inc
Coastal
Mber
Associated Press
Emil Notti Runs For Alaska Seat In Special Election
The Alaska candidate Emil Notti, a 39 year old Democrat and former Sandin? Navy petty officer, faces a March 13 special election to fill the seat left vacant after the disappearance of Nick Begich and Hale Boggs. Notti, born 1931, has roots blending Italian and Athabascan heritage and has led Native organizations including the Cook Inlet Native Association and the Alaska Federation of Natives. He later served as deputy commissioner of Health and Social Services and led the Alaska Native Foundation. He is married to LaNora Peterson and has three children. RESTORE UNTO me the joy of thy salvation Psalms 51:12.
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Ernest Cuneo
Washington
Emil Notti
Alaska
Nick Begich
House
Hale Boggs
Northrup Institute
California
Notti
Italy
North Country
Madeline Pitka
Spokane
Klondike
Felix Pedro
Fairbanks
Rampart
Northwest Mounted Police
Nelson Eddy
Emil Reynold Notti
Ali
Eklutna
Mt. Edgercomb
Sitka
U.S. Navy
Marshall College
West Virginia
LaNora Peterson
Cook Inlet
State Department of Health and Social Services
Alaska Native Foundation
Doctor Lamb Explains Cholesterol and Triglycerides
Reader asks about high triglycerides and weight loss. Dr. Lawrence E. Lamb explains triglycerides role, diet limits, and bread alternatives. He cites his book What You Need To Know About Food and Cooking For Health and offers a weight loss booklet for 50 cents via Newspaper Enterprise Association.
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Dr. Lamb
Viking Press
Madison Avenue
New York
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Smith on Armed Forces Radio Sparks Congressional Call for Probe
Gerald L. K. Smith, anti-Semitic religious preacher, was featured on the armed forces radio network reaching two million listeners. The broadcast drew criticism from the Anti-Defamation League and Sen. Jacob Javits who demanded explanations. The report also questions Interior Department actions on Indian employment programs and the Douglas Point land case involving Emmett Willard and the Weyerhaeuser company.
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Washington
America
Gerald L.K. Smith
Armed Forces
Pentagon
Bill Bertenshaw
Smith
Armed Forces Network
New Jersey Council of Churches
Eureka Springs
Ark
Christ of the Ozarks
The
Anti- Defamation League
Armed Forces Radio
John Broger
Voice of America
Broger
Jacob Javits
Rn.y
New York City
Anti-Defamation League
Defense
Melvin Laird
Interior
Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife
Weyerhaeuser
Douglas Point
Wash
Bureau
Willard
House
Dingell
Morton
Is There a Right to Die with Dignity Debate
The piece discusses euthanasia debates focusing on mercy killing versus allowing death. It cites advocates renaming efforts to Death with Dignity and notes Nazi abuses fueling resistance. Jerome Nathanson of the New York Society for Ethical Culture is quoted as opposing killing, urging let them die. Letters flood the Euthanasia Educational Fund in New York.
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Euthanasia Society
The
Euthanasia Educational Fund
Jerome Nathanson
New York Society For Ethical Culture
Death as a Pact of Life Examines Right to Die Debate
Excerpted analysis discusses euthanasia across history from ancient Cos to modern hospitals, weighing religious, medical, and ethical views. It questions who should decide end of life and if advances in technology outrun consideration of life quality. Further discussion promised in facing up to death.
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York
George C. Barclay
Strabo
Cos
Massilia
Marseilles
Paul
St. Augustine
Church
Frank J. Ayd Jr
Medical-Moral Newsletter
Theodore Fox
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Baytown Sun
Ree Tamel
Joseph Notti
U.S
Spokane, Wash
Lawrence E. Lamb
Jack Anderson
Rogers Morton
Congress
Louis Bruce
Capitol Hill
Hastings Keith
ft-Mass
Keith
Commerce Investigating Subcommittee
John Dingell
D-Mich
Interior Department
Emmett Willard
Northwest
Weyerhaeuser Company
Lincoln
Eisenhower
Truman
Joseph Fletcher
David Hendin
W. W. Norton & Company
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