Hearing Ear Dog Program Gains International Attention
The Minnesota Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals began a hearing-ear dog program two years ago. Six dogs have been trained and placed with deaf individuals, attracting requests from agencies and the U.S. Health, Education and Welfare. The American Humane Association will take over future development of the concept.
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Minnesota Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Minnesota Spc
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
American Humane Association
AHA
CARE marks 30th anniversary of world aid effort
CARE began in 1946 with a first package to Le Havre France and now has delivered aid worth over 1.9 billion dollars across 77 nations. U S and Canadian donors total 318 million, magnified by surpluses and local labor. Last year each donated dollar yielded 5.13 dollars in aid. Frank L Goffio celebrates the milestone and pledges continued direct people to people aid.
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le Havre
France
Europe
United States
Canada
CARE
Frank L. Goffio
Baytown Nonagenarian Bar Mitzvah Stars In Sun Files
Highlights from Sun Files Hunt archive show June 3 1936 bar mitzvah of Milton Harald Stern at K nesseth Israel. Also notes best Tri Cities softball batting averages shared by Ted Hunt and L B Palmer. Duke Jones hurls no hitter for Baytown Teens in 8 1 win over Heights Hospital.
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Baytown Sun
Milton Harald Stern
K’nesseth Israel
Tri-Cities
Ted Hunt
Culpepper
L. B
Doc) Palmer
Barbers
Henry Cathriner
Goose Creek
Dayton Rotarians
T. W. Lyons
Bill
Ronnie
Vinton
Zierlein
St. Joseph's Church
Denis Kennedy
Richard Bailey
Highlands DeMolay
Gary Kappler
First Baptist Church
W. K Puderbaugh
Europe
R. F. Pfennig
David McPhail
M. E. McPhail
Houston
India
Bridges of Friendship Group
Board of Foreign Missions of
The
Presbyterian Church
Rev. McPhail
First Presbyterian Church
Duke Jones
Baytown
Heights Hospital
Money managers cautious yet anxious in Goldman report
A Goldman Sachs analysis notes money managers are jittery, seeking comfort in worry, and outlines four myths about market dynamics. It argues that cash reserves are tighter than thought, gradual rate rises may not derail stocks, bond yields do not reliably predict stock returns, and inflation could boost profits even as prices rise.
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New York
Goldman Sachs
Treasury
Eak
Dutch West India Company Founding Sparks New World Trade
The 1621 Dutch West India Company establishment marks a turning point in colonial commerce as the company gains the right to explore and exploit spoils of the New World, shaping early global exchange and maritime enterprise.
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Dutch West India Company
New World
Romans Verse On Grace And Gift
Text reflects a biblical verse about sin and grace. The fragment cites Romans and discusses the offence of one leading to death and the greater grace and gift through Jesus Christ for many. The source appears as an excerpt of scripture.
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God
Jesus Christ
Baytown Sun staff and contact details noted
Baytown Sun masthead lists editor John Wadley and general manager Fred Hornberger, with staff in editorial and advertising departments. Publication details show weekday afternoons at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77520, subscription rates, and standard Associated Press rights and letter policy.
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Cheon Brown
John Wadley
Fred Hornberger
Fred Martman
Southern Newspapers, Inc
Baytown
Taxon
Act of Congress
Memorial Drive
Tamas
P.O
General Advertiing
US Suburban Proms, Inc
Coastal Publications
Associated Press
Associated Proms
Ethanwine
Focal
Baytown Sun
Ymca
Thea
Lns
Wien
Readers' Views Letters on schooling Willie Nelson concert and Guy Griffin
Letters defend Baytown school official Joe Allen against Gorman as irrelevant campaigning. A second letter supports Willie Nelson concerts amid drug concerns and praises fan attendance. A third letter commends Guy Griffin for a moving Robert E. Lee senior class commencement standing ovation.
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the Sun
Robert E. Lee
Guy Griffin
Guy's
Carter’s Plains Neighbors Split Over Education and Fairness
Roving reporter Hal Bernton spends a week in Plains Georgia interviewing Jimmy Carter’s white neighbors about taxes for public schools and a private academy, and visits black tenants including Leonard Wright who praises Carter’s land stewardship and education stance. He finds tensions over race and labor, with former sharecropper Felton Shelton recalling exploitive past practices and plant workers voicing wage concerns. Wright notes Carter’s accessibility to the farm and White House invitation potential, while locals describe hiring amid unequal pay and limited advancement.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Trust-Rtte
Hal Bernton
Carter
Bernton
Plains
Main Street
Carters
Board of Education
Amy
Leonard Wright
Wright
Jimmy
Atlanta
Georgia
White House
Felton Shelton
Shelton
Billy
Billy Carter
Skylight
Lifesaving Wall Erected On I-10
Muriel Scott writes about a five mile concrete median barrier on I-10 across West Chambers County, nicknamed The Berlin Wall. Don Syphrett, Anahuac resident engineer, praises its safety value, noting it prevents fatal crashes and tends to push vehicles back into the travel lane with minimal damage. The piece blends local criticism with admiration for the barrier’s protective function.
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Muriel Scott
I-10
Chambers County
Wallisville
Anahuac
Trinity River Bridge
Cove
Trinity River
Indiana
Don Syphrett
Reader asks about Serpasil reserpine breast cancer fear
Dr Lamb explains the breast cancer scare from Serpasil is unfounded and that the main risk is severe mood depression from overuse. Patients with depression history should avoid these medicines. Dosage guidance and tablet sizes are outlined, with emphasis on patient awareness and bottle labeling.
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DR. Lamb
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Quack Shack
Tri- Cities
Jaycees
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R. R
Business Mirror
Che Baytown Sun
Preston Pendergrass
Finley
Wanda Orton
Jerry Winton
Pat Staples
Eso Sane
Advertising Department
Marien Mh
Lee
Kemp
Trek Sun
Rod Gorman
Johnny Clark
Gorman
Joe Allen
Joe
Education
Willie Nelson
Beaumont
Nacogdoches
White Rock City
Willie
Darrel Royal
Galley
Country Willie
Billy D. Woods
W. Homan
Calvin Rutherford
W. C. Morris
W. H. Myers
Kilgore Road
Denise Drew
N. Burnet
Jack Anderson
Syphrett
Chambers
Tom Isbell
Mwy Wee
Nowheri
Squire Obmolsely
Wrons
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