Trade Is Another Soviet U S Bond Trade
An analysis notes that expanding trade with the Soviet Union may not prevent war or liberalize the USSR. It warns against past missteps like the 1972 wheat deal and argues against selling advanced tech such as the Cyber 76 computer, due to military diversion risks. It questions reliance on Soviet chrome and rubies in exchange for technology and critiques excessive export of American high tech.
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Soviet Union
Ussr
iWe
US Commerce Department
Citref Deta Corp
Minnespolis
Lesser Union
Connel Dada
I Lenin
Six Cities Bid For 84 Olympics
Six U S cities Atlanta Boston Chicago Los Angeles New Orleans New York bid to host the 144 Summer Olympics. The piece notes past Games shocks and costs, citing Montreal 1976 debts and controversies, while arguing the Olympics remain a mixed but valuable event despite flaws. It favors an American host and wishes success to the eventual winner.
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U.S
Atlanta
Boston
Chicago
Los Angeles
New Orleans
New York
Hile
Montreal
Munich
Taiwan
Rother
Elliott new chief of Pelly Volunteers Fire Dept in 1877
Sun files report B B Elliott led the Pelly Firemen in 1877. he becomes fire chief while Hub Nuuids resigns to join City of Game Creek as a viability employee. Ground breaks on a modern food market project on Minnesota Street between Thad Felton Ford Agency and Carter Building.
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Haytown
Pelutlorers
Martin Pelly
Goose Creek Street
Main
Friedman
Mallin
George Meson Introduced Noe-Exportation Revolution
In July 1775 reports discuss George Meson introducing a shift toward no exportation measures amid growing tensions. The piece notes LAS remit tong as part of broader reaction to colonial trade policies and impending rebellion atmosphere.
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George Meson
Neutron Bomb Debate Sparks Second Thoughts in Congress
A provocative letter critical of atomic and neutron bombs argues for shelving such weapons and exploring peaceful alternatives. It references Herbert Scoville Jr and figures like Carter Brezhnev and Castro while mocking nuclear deterrence and suggesting nonlethal aggression outlets.
Health advice on middle-age weight gain and exercise
Reader asks about a protruding belly despite modest weight. Dr Lamb recommends weight reduction, balanced diet, and regular walking. He notes situps can strengthen upper abdominal muscles and warns against megadoses of niacin or mucotinic acid without doctor supervision.
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DR. Lamb
Dor- Lot
See Yourself as You Want to Be by Barbara’s Courage
A quadriplegic, Barbara, inspired by Dr. Schuller and her belief in possibility thinking, overcomes medical odds. She describes a custom supportive suit, learns to walk, and testifies that envisioning success can drive real change. Her story highlights faith, persistence, and the power of belief to reshape life.
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Dr. Schuller
Barbara
Tim
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Jung
Victorr Im Apol
Cembeds
John Gunther Dean
Baytown Sun Editorial Staff and Publishing Leads
The Baytown Sun details editorial and advertising department personnel, noting positions from editor and publisher to managing editor and advertising manager. The document lists names, roles, and contact details, reflecting the newspaper’s organizational structure in prior years.
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Leon Umn
Ana Fugister
Dohin Wadley
Waneser
Fred Hornberger
Fred Hallman
Caorman
Beard Southern Mewspapers, Inc
Preston Pendergrass
Finley
Nanagng
Edcar
Wanda Orton
Auspeaia
Darry Winton
Aetio
Par Moon
Eevee
Kripa
Raytown Feebh
Coase Pantcarsna Wemelp
Associated Press
Perel
Teouceer
Berar
Washington Report Rights Fuss Ignores ‘Worst Dictatorship’
Washington reporters describe the Khmer Rouge era in Cambodia, detailing brutal refugee flows, mass executions, forced labor, and cultural purge as the regime renames the country Democratic Kampuchea. The piece cites U.S. intelligence and refugee reports on famine, purges, and self sufficiency aims.
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Washington Report
Rights Fuss
Phnom
Penh
Timate
U.S
Lota
Barbs. By Pril Pastoret
Barbs by Pril Pastoret discusses the idea of letting grass grow under your feet and invites readers to add to their collection at Collective Houns, highlighting a ringe of benefits.
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Pril Pastoret
Deviled eggs mystery and a rainbow pot joke
A playful reflection questions how to dispose of deviled eggs before picnics existed. It mixes aging observations with Bible verse references, including Joho 2:13, and ends with a musing on worldly love versus divine.
Reverend Schuller and Garden Grove Pastor Featured on TV
Reverend Schuller of Garden Grove is highlighted with his Community Church ministry. The text notes his weekly presence on a nationally syndicated seven program lineup, including the program titled Hour of Paves associated with Vemavader Enterprise A458.
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Reverend Schuller
Garden Grove
Catt
Vemavader Enterprise
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