Editorial Viewpoint: Indian Symbol at Stanford Under Fire
The piece discusses Lois Amsterdam’s call to disavow Stanford University’s Indian symbol, forwarding a petition from 55 Indians to President Lyman. It charges the symbol with grotesque ignorance and demeaning depictions, while questioning broader concerns for living Native Americans.
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Stanford University
Lois
Amsterdam
Richard W. Lyman
Stanford
United States
Heart attack can mimic angina warns reader in medical note
A medical reader explains that a heart attack can resemble angina and that nitroglycerin relief may diagnose the issue. If chest pain lasts beyond a short period or worsens after one tablet, seek a doctor and avoid taking a second tablet.
Nixon Trip to China Draws Sharp Opposition Across Columns
Washington debate centers on Taiwan defense and U.S. commitments as critics condemn Nixon’s China visit. They warn unilateral retreat could invite further regional instability, arguing Taiwan’s fate hinges on American resolve and promises to defend Quemoy and Matsu. The critique portrays the trip as moral surrender and questions the administration’s strategic choices.
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Eprnest Cuneo
Washington
Nixon
Red China
America
Taiwan
U.S
Vietnam
Churchill
Roosevelt
Norway
Denmark
Hitler
Eisenhower
Quemoy
Matsu
Formosa Straits
Peking
Letters praise Engineers Week and contributor Waixel
A Baytown reader commends Engineers Week coverage and notes praise for R H Waixel and Ronald Johnson. In Woodbury AP reports the Long Island Restaurant and Catering Association with 120 members boycotts French wines and spirits to pressure France over heroin trafficking routed via Turkey and Marseilles.
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Woodbury, N.Y
Long Island Restaurant and Catering Association
Baytown Sun Editorial Details and Addresses
The Baytown Sun lists editorial staff in Baytown Texas and provides office address at 1301 Memorial Drive and P O Box 99 with 77520 ZIP. It states subscription rates by carrier and mail, notes national representation by General Advertising Service and Coastal Publications, and asserts AP republication rights and local news rights.
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Baytown
Texas
Ine Acoff
Memorial Drive
Associated Press
Wee
Pentagon Says Chiang Defends Taiwan Against Amphibious Attack
The Pentagon study argues Chiang Kai-shek's forces are more than adequate to deter or repel an amphibious assault on Taiwan, while CIA and DIA assessments deem the Chinese threat limited to a single front. It notes U S commitment should deter CPR without extra Pacific forces if air and sea control holds.
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Washington
Nixon
Peking
Taiwan
Truman
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
Pentagon
Defense Intelligence Agency
CPR
Chinese Peoples Republic
U.S
Central Intelligence Agency
GRC
Republic of China
Pacific
DOD
Toronto's humane cop holds line with drunks
Toronto Constable Harry McClenaghan, known as a humane cop, delays arrests and uses dialogue to persuade a drunken man near the waterfront to go home. He recalls training in Dublin and Toronto, noting far fewer arrests and lower violence than American cities. The night ends with the man resisting but is escorted to the station after a tense confrontation.
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Toronto
Ne.a
Harry McClenaghan
McClenaghan
Chicago
Atlanta
New York City
U.S
Harry McClean
Constable McClenaghan
Dublin
Ireland
Canada
Greater Toronto
Newark
N.J
America
Toronto Force
I.o.b
Pulkin
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Dr. Lamb
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
China
South Korea
the Sun
R. H. Waixel
Ronald Johnson
Turkey
Marseilles
France
The
Baytown Sun
Fred Hartman
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Amn
B. Pritchett
Preston Pendergrass
Fim
Finley Wanda Orton
Becutive
Es Bee Toners
Dede
Eee
Enee
Rere
Dwight Moody
Leon Brown
Rb Sabe
Jack Anderson
Chaing
Mao Tse-tung
Russia
Senate
William Rogers
James May
White House
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
May
Muggy
Quant Ngai
House
Special Armed Services
State Department
Foreign Service
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Police
By Tom Tiede
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San Francisco
Constable Harry McClenaha McClenaghan
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