Bond And Nader Are Compared In Politic Contrast
Georgia legislator Julian Bond is likened to Ralph Nader as a reformer with bold statements. The piece surveys black and white political climbs, cites Tom Bradley in Los Angeles, Bobby Seale in Oakland, and black candidates in Camden, plus critiques on crime and community involvement from St. Louis official Theodore McNeal.
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Georgia
Julian Bond
Ralph Nader
Cuyahoga Community College
Cleveland
Bond
America
Georgia House of Representatives
Los Angeles
Tom Bradley
Sam Yorty
Bradley
Yorty
California
Oakland
Bobby Seal
John H. Reading
Camden
N. J
St. Louis
McNeal
Thoughts on faith and duty across the week
A compact weekday tapestry of religious verse and moral exhortation. Biblical quotes on guidance and peace mix with reflections from Henry van Dyke Charles Kingsley Thomas a Kempis James 4 8 George Bernard Shaw urging diligence cleanliness and spiritual focus.
Baytown Sun Masthead and Publishing Details
The Baytown Sun masthead lists Fred Hartman as Editor and Publisher with John Wadley as General Manager and Paul Putman as Advertising Director. Ann B. Pritehel Preston Ponde Dim Finley Wanda Orton serve in editorial roles. It notes postal and subscription information, agency representation, and Associated Press rights.
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Fred Hartman
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritehel
Leon Brown
Rastown
Tryas
General Advertising Service
U.S. Sebuchan Press, Inc
Coastal
Associated Press
Arising Black Americans Rally to Higher Education
In the 1960s to early 1970s Black college enrollment surged from about 220,000 in 1964 to 434,000 in 1968 and 727,000 by 1972, signaling broader access to higher education and economic lift. The piece credits merit-based systems, opposes racial blocs, and highlights figures like Jackie Robinson, Jesse Owens, and Bob Gibson as exemplars of black achievement across arts and sciences.
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Ernest Cuneo
Washington
Europe
Jackie Robinson
Jesse Owens
Bob Gibson
Brazil Torture Records Stir Quiet Outcry Under Geisel Rule
Jock Anderson reports on Gen. Ernesto Geisel’s rise as Brazil’s president amid a regime praised for growth yet condemned for repression and torture. Priests have documented brutal methods and named torturers, describing deaths and ongoing fear as the Nixon era contemplates further aid and a new U.S. ambassador to Brazil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ernesto Geisel
Brazil
Joao Goulart
National Security Council
Geisel
Jose Julio de Araujo
Homero Cesar Machado
Dalmo Luiz Cirillo
Mauricio Lopes Lima
Benoni de Arruda Albernaz
Inocencio
U.S
John Crimmins
Hobos Still Roam Rails Amid Changing Times
In Ogden Utah a scene of hobos around a river campfire shows scars of history as nomads travel by rail. Roy Anderson and Elmo Scott tell of life on the road with ritualized booze and women, while railroad officials note increased younger tramps and ongoing rail transit.
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Ogden, Utah
Nea
Ogden River
Roy Anderson
Ogden
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Nader
Henry van Dyke
Jesus
John
Thomas A Kempis
Lord Jesus Christ
Thessa
Charles Kingsley
James
George Bernard Shaw
The
Baytown Sun
Preston Pondedim
Finley Wanda Orton
Stapntel
Satelalela
Basela Istant
Lene Gerest
ML Department
fBrass
Pid Tihesae
Assecate
Advertising Dipartment
Astounding
Jesus of Nazareth
Jock Anderson
Carlos Nigolau Danielli
Sao Paulo
Aurora Maria Nascimento Furtado
Guanabara
Aurora
Frederico Eduardo Mayr
Bos
Vegas
San Francisco
Burns
Ans
Anderson
Elmo Scott
Teddy
Hewspaper Enterprise Assn
Ponce
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