Population Boom Revisited Emphasizes Livable Cities by 2000
Editorial notes a final report predicting 56 million added to US population by century's end, mostly in cities. Kansas City example highlights a new city model with coalition leadership, private funding, urban livability, and access to air routes as essential for 2000 readiness.
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President's Commission On
Suss de Charles Kimball
Midwest Research Institute
Kansas City
United States
Kimball
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Public Needs Information Who Knows the Balanced Diet
Article discusses balanced diet basics from a historical health column. It highlights vitamins minerals protein and fiber from fruits vegetables and whole grains, advises daily fruit and tomato, warns against sugar sweets and starchy desserts, and stresses variety and consistent good works as guidance.
Baytown's Rise From Polluted Bayou to Growing City
A fragmentary reminiscence traces Baytown's transformation from a rough oil field outpost to a sprawling urban center. The text notes historical pollution, legendary growth, and a distant reference to soaring U S aviation pilot counts across federal statistics and world almanac figures for context.
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Baytown
Tri-Cities
Gangling
Topsy
Bay town beauty beneath oil era scars
The piece laments pollution in Bay town waters and forests once neglected by oil boom days. It invites restoration along Goose Creek, Red Hill, and marshes, noting visible oil streaks, derelict sites, and a few cleaned up spots near First National Bank and the highway toward Robert E. Lee High School.
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Bay
Robert E. Lee High School
Goose Creek
First National Bank
Red Hill
John Wayne
Goose Creek Beauty Amid Urban Blight
A reflective piece sketches Goose Creek near San Jacinto Methodist Hospital as a peaceful, potential-filled landscape. It laments trash, notes dusk city reflections on water, and recalls a near-accident at Park while contemplating flowers or birds. The author admires surrounding bald prairie, forests, marshes, and hills within a compact radius.
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Goose Creek
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Busch Ranch Bald Prairie
Nixon notes stand as sole record of Moscow talks
Washington reports that Nixon kept his own notes after meeting Brezhnev, with no interpreter present. Highlights include a bid to settle arms talks, a 12 point peace pact, and Nixon drafting language in Moscow. The president praised Brezhnev as a negotiator though wary of Soviet aims.
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Washington
Nixon
Leonid Brezhnev
Kremlin
Brezhnev
U.S
Tere
Moscow
Helsinki
Russia
Leningrad
Andrei Grechko
Grechko
Barbs by Phil Pastoret
A biting column notes that anyone who fixes a parking ticket has a moral screw loose and that a telephone operator is a wolf who won’t spend more than a dime on a date. The piece laments cake from scratch as not valued in neater kitchens.
Baytown Sun masthead and misc publication data
The snippet shows Baytown Sun staff roles and office details including editor and publisher, general manager, executive editor, managing editors, advertising department, and office address. It also lists subscription rates, mail rates, and AP affiliation with copyright notes. The readable facts reflect the newspaper’s masthead and publication logistics.
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Yeh Seseees
Eonuhial
Preston Pendergrass
Jim
Finley
Wanda Orton
Ediwr
Paul Putman
Cc Cece
Dwight Mundy
Leon Brown
Satereday
Baytown
Texas
Congress
Maron
Lbs Memorial Drive
P.O. Bow
Scents
General
Coastal
Associated Press
Associatte Press
Peter
The Big Lie of Fascism in America
Arnold Beichman, a University of Massachusetts political scientist and former journalist, argues the claim that America is or is becoming fascist is a pervasive, irrational Big Lie. He cites Vietnam era broadcasts, Attica, and a 1968 Iowa armband case to show how fear and rhetoric inflame opinion, urging readers to demand objective proof.
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Arnold Beichman
University of Massachusetts
State Department
U.S
United Nations
America
Amerika $S
American Forces
South Vietnam
Attica
Amerika
Pentagon
Hitler
Mussolini
Stalin
Lenin
Iowa
Vietnam
Supreme Court
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