Nixon pushes foreign policy as path to re election
Editorial argues Nixon seeks victory as a foreign policy president. It notes plans around Vietnam negotiations, potential troop withdrawals, and pressure on Hanoi with Moscow leverage to push for negotiations. It warns of political timing ahead of the fall campaign and McGovern as foil.
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Majority Party Fades Demo to Detriment of People
Ernest Cuneo argues at a Miami Beach period piece that highly organized minorities erode democracy as Republicans and Democrats fragment into many parties. He warns that the United States risks chaotic governance and a weakened republic if minority blocs gain veto power and dual loyalties arise.
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Italy
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China
U.S
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George Wallace
France
Charles de Gaulle
American Republic
But It Takes Strength to Do Sit-ups Says Dr Lamb
Dr Lawrence E Lamb outlines abdominal exercises suitable for varying strength levels. He notes feet on a couch shifts load to abs, offers progressions for weak muscles, and suggests head lifts and abdominal tensing. Readers may request his Losing Weight booklet for 50 cents.
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Lawrence E. Lamb
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Democrats Practice What They Preach at Mafia Hotels
The piece notes Democrats oppose organized crime yet stay at Miami Beach hotels linked to the Mafia while Republicans plan similar appearances. It cites Justice Department strike forces in Miami and Washington probing Mafia figures, narcotics routes, and real estate crimes as Eden Roc and Deauville are used for party events amid allegations of a $14 million Las Vegas skim.
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Justice Department
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Strike Force 18
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Marseilles
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Caribbean
Eden Roc
Deauville
Sam Cohen
Morris Lansburgh
Meyer Lansky
Las Vegas
Miami Herald
Florida
Les Whitten
Cohen
Lansburgh
Saxony
Versailles
Readers oppose Lee College tax and golf plan
A Baytown reader col- lects objections to a Lee College three cent tax increase and a north campus golf course, urging voter referenda and transparency. The letter also criticizes district budgeting and praises taxpayers for standing up for constitutional rights amid perceived government overreach.
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Lee College
Baytown
Board of Regents
Taxpayers Association
Sike B. B. Williams
Baytown Sun Editorial Staff and publication info
Baytown Sun masthead lists Fred Hartman as editor and John Wadley as general manager with Ann B. Pritche and Preston Pendergrass in editorial roles. Advertising chief Paul Putman directs. offices at 30 Memorial Drive Baytown TX 77520. Subscriptions start $7.15 month or $41.00 year. 1 cent single copy. Associated Press content rights noted.
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John Wadley Bith
Wun Leede Gee
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritche
Preston Pendergrass
Kim Finley
Wanda Orton
Dwight Moody
Sean Brown
Secom
Daytown
Congress
Texas Post Office
Memorial Drive
Baytown
Texas
P.O. Bok
Batown
Carrice
Sece and
Coastal Publications
MBER
Associated Press
Cat Igin
Albathers
Fate Did Him In an Obituary for Humphrey in Miami Beach
A retrospective obituary recalls Hubert H. Humphrey’s long presidential ambitions from 1959 Kremlin talk to a 1972 withdrawal in Miami Beach. It traces his rises in the Senate and 1968 nomination amid the Kennedy era and Vietnam War, culminating in a hopeful but doomed bid.
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New York
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Hubert
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Wisconsin
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Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
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Richard Nixon
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