Russia Meddles In Red China Editorial Viewpoint
The Soviet Union mounts a campaign to separate the Chinese Red army from Mao Tse-tung and incite opposition. Moscow broadcasts urge army discontent, warn of purges, and claim Mao destabilizes China. Analysts say the effort is clumsy and strategic aims may be to muddy the waters or win Mao’s rivals.
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Soviet Union
Red Army
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
Moscow Radio
China
Hong Kong
Lin Piao
Peng Teh-huai
Peng
Moscow
Peking
Doctor Lamb answers questions on cholesterol and Atromid
A reader asks if clofibrate can harm a high triglyceride patient with a family heart-disease history. Dr Lamb notes cholesterol normality varies, diet can lower fat levels, and argues Atromid may help those not controlled by diet and exercise. He urges weight loss, smoking cessation, and caffeine avoidance, then supports continuing the medicine if no intolerance. He also promotes a Cholesterol booklet.
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Dr. Lamb
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Big Ten Caucus Could Shape Democratic Power in Miami
An article from Ernest Cuned examines a proposed Big Ten Caucus of major states at the Democratic convention. The bloc would consist of Big Ten states plus California New York Pennsylvania Illinois Ohio Texas Michigan New Jersey Florida and Massachusetts. It argues such a coalition could elect a president and influence Congress, altering federal and urban policy dynamics.
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Ernest Cunedmiami Beach
Big Ten
House
U.S. Senate
California
New York
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Ohio
Texas
Michigan
New Jersey
Florida
Massachusetts
America
U.S
New York City
John V. Lindsay
Big Ten Alliance
United States
Mississippi
Barbs About Lunch and Love
A witty comparison contrasts a boss who brings his launch with workers who bring their lunch. The piece notes that for some, falling in love feels like a stumble rather than a sure step.
Bible Verse Echoes Edifying Speech
A devotional verse from Ephesians 4 29 urges believers to avoid corrupt talk and speak instead what builds others up so as to impart grace to hearers.
Baytown Sun masthead details and affiliations
The Baytown Sun masthead lists Fred Hartman as editor and publisher, with John Wadley as editor emeritus and Pam Putman as general manager. It names staff in advertising and editorial departments, notes postal registration, publication schedule, and subscription rates, and cites Associated Press affiliation.
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Fred Hartman
John Wadley
Pam Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
Preston Pendergrass
Ahpseae Edity
Jim Finley
Wanda Orton
Paul Putman
Dwight Moody
Leon Brow
Baytown
Texas
Congress
Memorial Drive
P.O
Bay- Town
General Advertising Service
Coastel Publications
Associated Press
Secret bipartisan push shapes party conventions in Miami Beach
MIAMI BEACH Democrats and Republicans quietly coordinate to salvage convention efforts after San Diego setback. Key figures GOP Vice Chairman Dick Herman and Democratic treasurer Robert Strauss lead outreach to fund ads, recruit staff, and secure city support.
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Miami Beach
America
San Diego
GOP
Dick Herman
Robert Strauss
Ford Motor
Washington
Herman
Ford
Bob
Strauss
Larry O’brien
Bob Dole
Hilton Hotel
Askew
160000 Penguins Steal the Show in Antarctic Film
London critic Alexander Walker reviews the film Mr. Forbush and the Penguins shot on the Antarctic ice cap. John Hurt co stars with 160000 Adelie penguins as Arne Sucksdorff documents a human and animal tale blending comedy and nature study amid Shackleton era huts and a tense penguin defense against skuas.
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London
NEA
John Hurt
Antarctic
Mr. Forbush
Ernest Shackleton
Anthony Shaffer
al Viola
U.S.A
Arne Sucksdorff
Esperanza
Gordon Scott
Norway
Scott
Forbush
Russia
Ivan the Terrible
John
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Redia City Station
Miami
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American Republic
Macaulay
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White House
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Baytown Sun
Jack Anderson
Jim Gale
Chuck Hall
Hall
Dallas
Reubin Askew
Timothy Titcomb
Josiah G. Holland
Jesus
John the Baptist
Ma" Cai
Shackleton
Lonely Antarctica
Sucksdorff
Fordush
Alexander Walker
Evening Standard
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