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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1973
Page
3
Readers challenge the 1968 landslide framing by arguing Nixon’s 521 electoral votes mask a 55.35 percent turnout and only 61 percent margin. They claim one third of eligible voters supported Nixon or McGovern, while turnout was historically low.
The Baytown Texas post office listing shows names Paul Putman Dwight Mouds and Leon Brown as setune class matter with address 132 Memoral Drive and P O Box 92 Baytown 77520. It lists subscription rates of 2 per month 25 80 per year and 10 cent single copy price with mail rates on request and notes national representation by General Advertising Service US Suburbian Press and Coastal Publications. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and reserves rights of republication.
Dear reader, Dr Lawrence E Lamb weighs in on daily runs, footwear, and calcium. He notes hard concrete causes jarring wear while softer surfaces reduce impact, and advises proper shoes with support and some cushioning. He says drinking milk provides calcium and protein, while excessive saturated fat can be reduced with skim milk. He concludes running does not stunt growth and promotes heart and circulation health with proper pace, noting older runners should consult a doctor before starting.
A Baytown reader argues against using west Lee College land for a golf course citing drainage problems and flooding. The writer, a Tama County property owner and Lee College alumnus, urges college use for worthwhile subjects and vows to oppose the golf course venture.
The piece accuses Interior Secretary Rogers Morton of injustices toward Indians, citing 1964 Delaware and Pit River settlements, delayed payments, and a 1851 Fort Laramie treaty allowing non tribe access to Sioux lands, amid calls to return stolen or misused lands.
The piece links Missouri to national history with Harry S Truman and Evelyn Wadsworth Symington honored Dec. 28 1972. It praises Evelyn Symington for her voice and poise, noting her career and roles beside her husband Senator Stuart Symington while highlighting Missouri’s cultural and historical centrality.
At Newark State College a fraternity of Vietnam era veterans Alpha Sigma Mu or the Allied Service Men counts 22 ex GIs among 1,200 veterans. Members meet to study and aid peers with VA benefits while confronting stigma and promoting a constructive postwar path. Taliaferro, a 1968 Tet escapee, leads as a psychology student and active peer counselor, reflecting a campus shift toward veteran integration and service.
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