Italian Politics and U S Rome Fear of a Communist Victory
The piece discusses Italy's rising Communist influence amid a government crisis and U S fears of a parliamentary majority. It notes Kissinger's domino theory, argues Western democracies may be wary of communism, and warns U S covert funding could backfire. It cites Italian leaders denying CTA payments and cautions against undermining democracy with covert cash.
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CTA
Maly
Italy
Communist Party
Mussolini
Christian Democrats
Washington
Taly
Kissinger
France
Spain
Portugal
Europe
America
Ussr
Moscow
West
Kremlin
U.S
Primeval fireball hints at universe birth and humans
Radio astronomers spot sounds they say are from a primeval explosion forming the universe 10 billion years ago while anthropologists find fossils in Africa’s Great Rift Valley suggesting human origins at least three million years back. Both feats offer grim contrast with New Year reflections on 1976 crises and hopeful endurance.
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Africa
Great Rift Valley
Baytown Sun Roundup Includes Chess Champion Eric Bone
From the Sun Files the Baytown page notes Eric Bone, 16, a Robert E. Lee student, is junior chess champion in Houston. The column also lists local civic updates: traffic improvements at Highway 146 James W. Krone, Baytown Chamber director slate, new Baytown Country Club directors, Arbor Day tree plantings at Baytown Junior High, and various school and community notices from 1936 to 1956.
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Highway 146
James W. W. Krown
Baytown Teachers Credit Union
Lee College Auditorium
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Bert Black
G. L. Farmed
L. L. Fuller
Norman Hargrave
Fred Hartman
Jack Kimmons
Max Nuttall
W. A. Roper
J. D. Ware
L. G. Sanders
Eric Bone
AEL
Annie Highy
Baytown Junior High
Jerry Roberts
Fred Aebi
Mike Lawless
Charles Salinas
Citizens silent till sewer rate rise revealed
An editorial piece laments lazy civic engagement as a sewer rate hike prompts elderly readers to demand accountability. It argues residents, especially women, must stay informed, face taxes, and vote, noting public services rely on collective effort and vigilance. The text cites historical battle recollections and urges active participation in local government.
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Water Board
Bicentennial Slogan Vote Hears From Public
The article discusses citizen participation in selecting a national Bicentennial motto. It notes cynicism versus skepticism in democracy, cites low turnout in 1974 elections, and presents six finalist slogans while inviting public votes via mail. It emphasizes public engagement as essential to leadership and democratic renewal.
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Washington
America
General Federation of Women's Clubs
USA
Washington, D.C
U.S.A
Citizens urged to vote for Bicentennial slogan
An editorial urges U S citizens to vote for the official Bicentennial slogan amid concerns about democracy and participation. It notes the deadline midnight February 16 and that six finalists will be published in magazines and posted in stores nationwide before the March 28 winner announcement.
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America
Newsweek
Time
People U.S. News and World Report
TV Guide
Woolworth
Shingles immunity and transmission discussed by doctors
A reader questions shingles immunity after an attack and exposure risk from chickenpox. Dr Johnson from Johns Hopkins notes shingles rarely follows exposure, except in immunocompromised individuals, while suggesting no lasting immunity after a shingles episode. A second letter explains saliva spray from salivary glands has no medical significance.
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DH. Lama
Joseph Molner
Ske
Mother
Dr. Mather
Richard Johnson
Johns Hopkins Medical Center
Beeson and McDermott
Johnson
DR. Lamb
Baytown Sun Staff and Publishing Details
The Baytown Sun lists Sean Bray as editor and publisher with John Wadley as editor and publisher 1950 1974, Fred Harman as executive editor and managing editor, Preston Pendergrays Jim Finley Wanda Ortom and Jerry Winton in editorial advertising roles. It notes address 1301 Memorial in Baytown Texas 77340 and circulation prices 2 85 per month 3 80 per 8 copy with 3 percent tax. It cites Associated Press and Coastal Publications as national representatives and reserves letter policy and copyright.
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Sean Bray
John Wadley
Sams
Fred Hornberger
Oew
Fred Harman
Southern Newspapers, Inc
Jerry Winton
Pat Staples
Soo Nraeuscee
Daytown
Texas
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Astal
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Texae
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Cate
Moma
Coastal PU
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Hemben
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Ata
Daytown Sun
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Marshall
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Roy Montgomery
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Joseph Brant
World Almanac
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