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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1973
Page
3
Article notes 43 million adults are single, 22 million never married and 21 million divorced or widowed. It highlights age and gender breakdowns, rising singlehood since 1960, broader social shifts, and the emergence of singles oriented spaces including apartments, clubs, and a new magazine "Single" to aid identity and adjustment.
The Baytown Sun lists staff including Editor Paul Putman and Editors Kim Finley Wanda Orton and Preston Pendergrass. Publication info notes Baytown Texas offices at 1301 Memorial Drive with daily and Sunday editions and weekly carrier rates. It states AP membership and republication rights for the newspaper and its content.
A reader seeks guidance on fixing a carotid neck aneurysm and the risks of surgical options. The doctor explains how aneurysms form, potential emergency threats, and that arterial repair may involve removing the diseased segment or reconnecting healthy portions.
A Bible verse states that eternal redemption is obtained not by the blood of gifts but by Christ’s own blood entering once into the holy place. The text emphasizes the sufficiency and finality of Christ’s atoning sacrifice for believers.
Washington reports President Nixon's private investigation to retrieve his nephew Donald Nixon Jr from a California hippie commune. Anthony Ulasewicz located him and convinced him to return home, with Ehrlichman lecturing him before he moved on to a position with Robert Vesco.
The piece reports on CBS and Columbia Records facing payola era scandals, pricey corruption allegations, and ownership of the Yankees while criticizing the networks’ political clout. It argues the TV giants control national discourse and funding, shaping politics and press freedom.
An editorial warns that the Crow Reservation could become the next target for ATM activity and possible conflict. It contrasts the Little Bighorn victory with ongoing Indian suffering, criticizing corruption and poverty while urging nonviolence and caution against AIM tactics.
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