Editorials And Features On Minorities And Home Economics
A collection of editorials discusses minority business ownership in the United States, noting 50,000 to 150,000 minority owned firms versus a 5.2 million total, and argues for the Nixon administration's Minority Business Enterprise program. It also highlights rising male participation in home economics at Bowling Green State University and quotes Dr. Georgia Halstead on shifting gender roles and cooking trends becoming a shared responsibility.
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U.S
Howard Samuels
The
Small Business Administration
America
Washington , D.C
Harlem
Nixon
Commerce Department
Bowling Green
Ohio
State University
Georgia Halstead
Corporate Mergers Reshape National Economy in Turbulent Era
In New York an AP report notes intensifying competition among small firms and a rising pace of mergers. The article cites 1 800 major deals last year with a combined value near $23 billion, describe mergers as predatory signals signaling vulnerable targets and a tense market where companies feel pressure to combine or risk collapse.
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New York
Generalized arteriosclerosis and its effects
The column explains generalized arteriosclerosis as hardening of arteries from birth with variable onset, and notes exercise and a cholesterol-conscious diet can slow progress. It discusses egg yolks, risk of stroke, early symptoms like memory issues, hereditary factors, and the role of blood pressure control. It also covers vasodilators like Cyclospasmos and common misconceptions about foods and gasoline fumes.
OK For Gals To Wrestle OK For Gals To Wrestle
Baytown Sun columnist Paul Harvey notes New Jersey lifts a ban on women wrestling and cites Joseph Walker the athletic commissioner. He appraises Clare Boothe Luce as a model of emancipation yet warns modern progress makes motherhood harder for young women, linking contraception to shifting marriage and gender roles.
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Paul Harvey
Baytown Sun
New Jersey
Joseph Walker
Clare Boothe Luce
Congress
Diplomatic Corps
Mrs. Luce
U.S. Congress
Luce
American horse wins English Derby in 1881 IIroquois
A reader quiz notes that an American bred horse won the English Derby in 1881 named IIroquois and asks if the capital has an official flower. The answer confirms Yes the American Beauty Rose serves as the national floral emblem.
Baytown Sun Staff and Publishing Details
Baytown Sun staff information lists Fred Hartman Bill Hartman John Wadley and others with roles Editor Publisher General Manager Business Manager and more. It includes office addresses 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas and P O Box 90 as well as subscription rates and advertising contacts for the Baytown Sun newspaper and its corporateRepresentation.
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Fred Hartman
Bill Hartman
John Wadley
Beuleh Mae Jackson
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
Dwight Moody
Corrie Laughlin
Ytown
Texas
Texan Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Nixon overlooks chance for private talks in Paris
Washington experts say President Nixon delays private negotiations with the North Vietnamese in Paris, risking misread signals as hawkish aggression. Cyrus Vance and Henry Cabot Lodge praise careful diplomacy, but Lodge lacks White House authorization to proceed, while Saigon and Hanoi push escalation as American casualties mount.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Paris
Saigon
Nixon
Southeast Asia
Pentagon
Europe
Cyrus Vance
Defense
Averell Harriman
Vietnam
Vance
New York
Detroit
Washington - Paris
State Department
Henry Cabot Lodge
Harriman
Lodge
South Vietnam
Faris
Richard Nixon
Ambassador Lodge
United States
North Vietnam
U.S
Johnson
Tennessee Valley Authority
Cambodia
Laos
Thailand
Harriman and
Hitler
Mussolini
Flower children fade as discontented man stalls progress
A witty column notes that wealth cannot buy happiness and that the once bright flower children have aged, with some turning to pot. It laments empty spaces for those free to hear others whispering behind their backs and jokes about arguing with the newspaper’s secretary.
Gratitude Patterns Highlighted in Verse and Verse Paraphrase
The quote cites Acts 24 3 and contrasts two gratitude types. It notes sudden gratitude for what we take and a larger gratitude for what we give, framing generosity as broader than mere receipt. The text explores moral virtue through biblical context and personal reflection.
Barefoot in London as Bridge Tip for Trump Play
Bridge Tips explains why London players go barefoot when trumping early and how to avoid missteps. South should draw trumps quickly and use clubs to guard against a trump loss, aiming for game and rubber despite potential overtricks. The column cites the IH Jacoby cue and stresses proactive lead strategies to secure the contract.
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Dorothy Hayden
London
New York
South
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bridge Puzzle Aims at Four Clubs or Four Spades
In the bidding sequence West North East South is Pass tv Pass lo Pass By Pass You hold BAKES W532 005 BAK 10964 as South. With partner competing to four spades after your four card response, decide the best action and provide guidance for the next bid. Tomorrow’s discussion continues.
Enrich Your Vocabulary NEA Feature Medley
A vocabulary themed feature lists several clues for a puzzle style wordset. It includes across and down entries with references to musical instruments, directions, body parts, and various terms. The format mirrors a vintage newspaper word game column with abbreviations and partial hints.
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Johnella Boynton
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Phil Pastore
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James Jacoby
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