Editorials Viewpoint on Koreas Talk and Global Shifts
The two Koreas begin talks after decades of tension aided by Red Cross contact and Nixon era diplomacy. The piece notes global forces easing confrontations, Korea's postwar strength, and parallels with Germany and Vietnam while warning that communism remains a threat and U.S. role may shrink.
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Seoul
Pyongyang
Nixon
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Korea
Vietnam
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South Korea
Germany
Washington
U.S
Acupuncture and Electrical Nerve Therapy in Surgery
Dr Lawrence E Lamb explains acupuncture is not popular in the United States and unlikely to be used for prostate operations soon. He notes modern techniques using electrical impulses on nerves show promise for pain relief. He cautions patients to rely on traditional anesthesia for sensitive surgeries and mentions a new menopause booklet available for 50 cents.
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Lamb
United States
China
Medical World News
Ted Endrzejewski
Dr. Lamb
P.O. Bow
Radio City
New York
Letters To The Editor Calls For Open Debate On Local Issues
Readers urge The Baytown Sun to present both sides of local news including fire department concerns and the Winkler Drive closure. They criticize council delays on Brownwood road work and demand coverage of public hearings and city ordinances affecting road dedication and church involvement.
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Democratic Party
Baytown Sun
Brownwood
Baytown
Winkler Drive
Wooster
Baytown letter questions factual front page headline
A Baytown resident cites a July 3 1972 Sun front page misstatement claiming the House approved a rider to muzzle WQB director Hugh Yantis. The letter outlines steps for a correct Senate bill and final passage and argues the article accuracy while noting the misleading headline.
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Baytown
Houston
Allen
Water Quality Board
House
WQB
Hugh Yantis
Barbs by Phil Pastoret
July arrives with lawn care snags and wry musings on marriage vows and patience.
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BY Phil Pastoret
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details from 1879
The Baytown Sun lists staff including Fred Hartman John Wadley Paul Putman Ann B. Pritchett Preston Pender Jim Finley Warda Orton and Dwight Moody with positions at the Baytown Texas post office address 77520. It notes publication as afternoons Monday through Friday and pricing 2.15 monthly 25 per year with mail rates on request and republication rights governed by the Associated Press.
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Fred Hartman
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
Torial
Triling
Baytown
Texas
Memorial Drive
Genand Coastal Publications
Associated Press
McGovern Weighs Refund Plan to Finance Campaign
Senator George McGovern weighs refunding all contributions over $1,000 to avoid debt after a $6 million primary cost. Campaign staff cut room service to save money, while Abe Ribicoff urges simpler tax talk. Yippie leaders plot antics at the GOP convention as Tony Boyle faces jail time and Humphrey ties to the union scandal emerge.
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Jack Anderson
Miami Beach
George McGovern
Henry Kimelman
McGovern
Connecticut
Abe Ribicoff
Senate Finance Committee
Ribicoff
Humphrey
Mine Workers
Tony Boyle
Hubert Humphrey
Boyle
Mine Workers’ Convention
Tony
Union Treasury
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Jim Finley
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North Carolina
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D-N.y
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Virginia
McConnell
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Zeidman
Abbie Hoffman
Jerry Rubin
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