Small foundations aid research amid federal cuts
Editorial argues reduced federal funding spurs survival of small foundations like the Dysautonomia Foundation founded 1951. It notes grants totaling 100000 last year and reports on dysautonomia, a rare autonomic nervous system disorder primarily affecting Jewish children from Rhineland ancestry. It suggests unraveling its mysteries could advance cures for other major diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Crohn Jr
Dysautonomia Foundation
Rhineland
Equality Price
A life movement spokeswoman argues women deserve equal opportunity with men and freedom to compete. She acknowledges the belief that only women bear children but contends future advances may erase that distinction through test tube babies and a unisex society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Life Movement
Friendship Across Desolate: A Patchwork Riddle
Puzzle hints at bonds across loneliness and maps a path through clues. Names and places appear as scattered terms like companion journey and river, inviting solving with wordplay and hidden connections.
Secret White House Papers Exposed On Vietnam and India War
Publication of secret White House Papers reveals missteps in Vietnam policy and Pakistan India crisis. Nixon favored Pakistan’s regime, overrode State Department advice, and pursued arms into a two week war, with hints of Soviet bases and covert third country transfers.
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White House
Washington
Pentagon
U.S
Vietnam
Indian Subcontinent
Nixon
Pakistan
Yahya Khan
India
Indira Gandhi
Yahya
State Department
Bay of Bengal
Russia
Nikolai M. Pegay
Reli
Soviet Union
Seventh Fleet
Derring
Subcontinent
Visakhapatnam
Elmo Zumwalt
Navy
Bangla Desh
Chittagong
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
van Hollen
United States
Baytown Sun Staff and publishing details
The Baytown Sun information page lists staff roles including editor Fred Hartman and John Wadley publisher, plus department heads Preston Pendergrass and Wanda Orton. It notes publication at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with post office box 90 and subscription rates.
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Fred Hartman
Seecen Ens
John Wadley
Ann B. Pritchett
Preston Pendergrass
Jim Finley
Wanda Orton
Paul Putman
Dwight Moody
Leon Brown
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
What Next for China
An analytical piece contrasts US, Soviet, and Chinese governance while exploring shared human concerns and the shifting dynamics among China, Taiwan, and regional allies. It discusses historical power, cultural legacy, and the evolving Chinese posture toward war, borders, and identity under communist rule.
Bridge by Karn Hymes line alters slam line
The page reprints a 1931 bridge hand by Willard Karn versus Edward Hymes Jr. The article presents an alternate line of play that could have yielded a slam and outlines a hypothetical sequence starting with West leads a diamond. It also includes a biblical note and a China UN commentary.
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Willard S. Karn
Edward Hymes Jr
Eddy
Karn
Willard
West
South
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Technology Cost Starting A Small Farm Is Not Easy
Congress debates the shift to large scale farming as machinery and capital drive farms to grow bigger. Costs to start have ballooned from about 10 000 5000 for land and 5000 for equipment to estimates of 25000 for land and 75000 for machinery. Small farms shrink while farms go on sale weekly and urban votes realign political power. Industrial giants enter agriculture, raising price rigging risks and tightening marketing control for farmers.
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Ernest Cuneo
Washington
Congress
Department of Agriculture
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Jack Anderson
Sisco
Packard
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Iais
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Richard M. Nivone
Sun Yat-sen
Chiang Kai-shek
Taiwan
Confucius
Man
By Oswald
James Jacoby
Don Oakley
John Lone
United Nations
America
Middle Kingdom
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