U S Trade Deficit A Major Problem
The article argues the U S trade deficit with Japan is a major issue, nearing 40 billion dollars and contributing to the dollar's decline. It calls for Japan to stimulate its home market and increase absorption of domestic and foreign output, while noting political shifts and weak consensus between Tokyo and Washington on remedies. The piece warns of Japan's fragile export-dependent economy and the broader impact on global economic health.
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America
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West Germany
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U S productivity slower growth blamed on skills and labor mix
The nation's productivity center warns that U S output per hour in manufacturing has slowed since the mid 1960s, threatening high living standards. A letter from George Kuper cites rising labor force participation of women and teens with limited skills as a factor, while urging realistic expectations about growth and policy.
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Noted coach Holtz speaks on sportsmanship and rules
Readers praise Lou Holtz for advocating fair play and hard work. He addresses athletes, guests, and parents at a taping, stressing decisions and teamwork. NBC quoted him on practicing equally and recognizing players’ deserving chances.
Bible Verse For Your Fight Before Ten
A brief verse echoes the admonition to let one’s good works shine as a sign of faith. The text references Matthew 5 16 and the idea of visible deeds reflecting divine fatherly guidance in heaven.
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Baytown Sun Editorial and Publishing Details
The Baytown Sun lists Leon Brown as editor and publisher, with Fred Hornberger and Fred Hartmals among staff, showing standard masthead roles and longtime publication practices. The notice includes circulation prices, office address, and Associated Press affiliation, reflecting typical local newspaper operations and policy on letters to the editor.
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Fred Hornberger
Seine Mitre Aston TD Publsher
Fred Hartmals
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Southern Newspapers
Eniomi.l Ngnastment
Health and hope from a troubled mind
A 49 year old man writes about chronic schizophrenia in his wife and his own deep low mood. He seeks help and guidance, describes despair, and is urged to consult a psychiatrist, stay active, and rely on support from family, doctor, and minister.
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Thoreau
Aliens Bring A Host Of Problems To U S Southwest
Washington report by Jack Anderson and Les Whitten examines illegal Mexican workers in Arizona citrus groves. It details a thriving smuggling network, exploitation at Arrowhead and Bodine's operations, pay disputes, substandard housing, price gouging, and recent legal gains strengthening worker tenancy and rights amid ongoing abuses.
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Les Whitten
Washington
Arizona
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Hal Berman
Doug Foster
Phoenix
Barry Goldwater
Kariz
Border Patrol
Frank Sanchez
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Larer
Aterowlead
Bodine Produce Company
Ralph Bodine
Ilegal
Boiine
Hotline
John Steinbeck
Joad
LABOH
Bitterton and
Foster
Arrowhead
Bodine’s
Maricopa County
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Michael Manking
Carl Mencke
First Baby in 1938 Sun Files Carole J Wilks
The Baytown notice notes Carole June Wilks as the first baby born in 1938 at Raytown Hospital at 2 55 a m. The article lists local officials, WPA labor plans for street and drainage improvements, and community memories from Highlands and Channelview life. It mentions J W Stratford as engineer appointee and several local figures, with references to school board, tax assessor, and barber union history.
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Baytown
Mins
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Aurote June Wilks
Milas
Harris County
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City of Pally
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Highlands
Crown of Iran princess described with Golconda diamonds
A narrative about the Iran crown’s famed diamonds and their Golconda origin. It mentions other legendary stones, then recounts the Acres of Diamonds tale of Ali Hafed, a farmer who seeks wealth in stones, loses all, and dies, while a farmer later finds a black rock that proves to be a diamond.
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Bane Qquet
Golconda
England
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Tussia
Rusger Conwell
Conwell
Ali Hafed
Persia
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