Bicentennial Reflections On American Identity And Celebrations
Warner argues America's 300 year perspective can spotlight strengths and faults as the nation nears 1976. He notes dissent among Blacks and American Indians about celebration meaning and defends diverse observances while warning against a purely commercial Buy centennial push. The ARBA advises, not commands, with over 30 000 activities logged toward a national Tricentennial heritage.
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Record A Letter America Becomes Dictatorship Nation
Record notes that America grows a dictating equipment industry as recession drives cost cutting and productivity. Executives use machines to boost letter and report volume, with a $200 million market cited. A company head argues machines stay constant while absent colleagues slow work.
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America
Sartain Lanier
Goose Creek Stream Deepened North Of Busch Terrace
Baytown Sun files recall Goose Creek deepening and widening north of Busch Terrace where Wallisville Road crosses the creek in January 1936. Also notes bank officers at Citizens State Bank with assets of 1.5 million, and Baytown Chamber seeking PWA funds for road beautification and tree planting.
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J. R. Barber
W. C. Sanders
M. C. Kelley
Today in History highlights from January dates
Today in History recaps key events on January dates across centuries. Notable items include Hitler becoming German chancellor in 1933, Charles I beheading in 1649, Andrew Jackson assassination attempt in 1835, Yerba Buena renamed San Francisco in 1847, Gandhi’s assassination in 1948, and a severe 1966 ice storm era note.
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Lemon tasting and language lessons with Persians
The piece blends stray anecdotes from daily life and cross cultural notes. A Persian household shares lemon eating habits while language barriers with English words like get are explored. A brief historical mention cites Connecticut January 22, 1776 proclamations by John Adams about republican government and public virtue.
Rodino Antitrust Bill Faces Business Roundtable Sabotage
A century of lobbying, internal conflicts, and Industry pressure delayed a proposed antitrust damages bill. Kingpins like the Business Roundtable mobilized against the measure, while Earl Daley and Dudley clashed over strategy. Rodino wavered, delays spread through committees, and the bill remains stalled in limbo as consumer advocates press for revival.
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Dear Dr Lamb on Juvenile Arthritis and Moles Caution
Reader asks how long to stay on Ascriplin before treatment and what comes after. Dr Lamb notes juvenile rheumatoid arthritis often improves with time and discusses aspirin Maalox therapy, gold treatment in selected cases, and limited hormone use. Activity advice and remission possibilities are provided along with a reader recounting a malignant mole detected early after a column prompt.
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Q.K
Baytown Sun Editorial Staff and Publishing Details
The Baytown Sun lists Leon Brown Fred Harman and Chaiting Preston Pandergrass among editors and publishers. It notes general manager roles and advertising staff including Jerry Winton and Pat Staples. The paper operates from 1905 Metro Drive Baytown Texas with postal subscriptions and Associated Press membership, detailing policy and publication rights.
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Pat Staples
Emiarad Na
Mraltey
Texan Post Oulen
Associated Press
USA
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Baytown Sun
Lara
Sun
Cavaliers Begin Migration to Virginia in 1649
On January 30, 1649, Charles I was beheaded as Cavaliers began migrating to Virginia, marking a shift in colonial settlement patterns and royalist exile movements amid the English Civil War.
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Virginia
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