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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1972
Page
4
An editorial argues that Supreme Court limits on wiretapping do not end concerns about state surveillance. It describes wiretapping as both a government tool and a symbol of repression and warns freedoms fade only when danger is perceived too late. The piece notes domestic radical targets and foreign agents affect leeway, urging vigilance.
The piece laments the Hapsburgs as masters of marriage and masonry, arguing their pomp masked naked power. It compares the Austro Hungarian Empire to a loose confederation, notes Vienna as a grand museum of Hapsburg era, and contrasts past empire with present Austrian prosperity and population.
A reader asks for dietary advice to relieve irregular bowels. Dr Lamb recommends high bulk foods, vegetables and cereal, plenty of water, and avoiding bread desserts and bakery items. If no movement occurs in three days a water enema may help, with cautions against habitual use.
Washington report outlines bids over convention communications with AT T offering 1.7 million by General Communications and Electronics and a later 75 thousand offer by AT T. The Democratic National Committee faced questions over bid scopes and legality with party officials defending the process. The piece notes other Easter grass ban lobbying and references religious verse at end.
Linda Jenness, 31, the Socialist Workers Party candidate, speaks in Boston while acknowledging she cannot win the presidency due to the 35 year age limit. The event draws about 200, with Jenness campaigning nationwide supported by a $500,000 effort and a 4,000 member group.
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