Amnesty for POWs and draft dodgers debated in Washington
The editorial urges a forum on amnesty for American POWs in North Vietnam and criticizes global opinion for pressuring the U.S. It argues against surrender to enemy demands, calls for international standards in POW camps, and urges speaking out despite limited leverage.
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America
Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
North Vietnam
Hanoi
U.S
White House
London
Paris
Berlin
South Vietnam
United States
Vietnam
Baytown Sun Front Matter and Masthead Details
Baytown Sun lists editors and staff members including Fred Hartman and Ann Pritchett. It notes postal registration, publication schedule, address, box number, and subscription rates. The note covers Associated Press affiliation and rights of republication for local and wire content.
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Baytown
Texas
Congress
Memorial Drive
P.O. Box
Bay- Town
General Advertising Service
Coastal Publications
Associated Press
Orig
Saying No Is Key To Success
HAL BOYLE argues that growth comes from learning to say no and sticking to it. He lists common invitations that derail maturity such as skipping school, rushing into marriage, checking under the bed for threats, and viewing a family album or a drink as harmless temptations.
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Hal Boyle
New York
League of Women Voters Lauds Media Support and Civic Work
The Sun prints a letter from Mrs. Frank C. Ernhart, president, praising media support for the League of Women Voters. She notes over 4,500 Texas women volunteers informed and active in government and mentions members running for office and serving on boards. The letter calls for continued funding in this election year.
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the Sun
League of Women Voters
League
Texas
Frank C. Ernhart
Nose spray rebound a risk from prolonged use
A reader’s nasal spray use for over a year caused rebound congestion and chemical irritation. An ENT specialist evaluation is advised to restore nasal lining. Oral medicines may offer relief with less impact on nasal tissues.
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Enterprise Assn
Leadership vacuum in House under McCormack era and Boggs conduct
Washington columnist Jack Anderson argues Speaker McCormack’s retirement left a leadership void in the House. Carl Albert’s stewardship is criticized amid rumors of inappropriate behavior and power struggles with Majority Leader Hale Boggs. The piece cites security leaks and White House access issues reflecting broader governance concerns.
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McCormack
Jack Anderson
Washington
John McCormack
House
Times
Boston
Martin Sweig
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Friends
Haie Boggs
John Barleycorn
Boggs
J. Edgar Hoover
Florida
Baton Rouge
Clark MacGregor
White House
Albert
Wilbur Mills
One Day Lesson Ends Teacher Kraai Career
Douglas Kraai, a seventh grade biology teacher in Carthage New York, used an IUD miscarriage story as a classroom lecture. Parents protested and the school board fired him by a seven to two vote after a three minute meeting.
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Carthage
NEA
Douglas Kraai
New York
Cynthia
Kraai
Kraais
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John Wadley
Paul Putman
Ann B. Pritchett
Preston Pendergrass
Jim Finley
Wanda Orton
Dwight Moody
Leon Brown
Bondeadeen
Eee Atee Tae Hee
Lote
Earbereened
Earth
Lawrence E. Lamb
Rose
China
Russia
Nixon
Peking
Moscow
Gus Hall
FBI
Gus Hal
State Department
Bangkok
Thailand
Hong Kong
Jesus Christ
Douglas Kraais
Dingles
Doug Kraai
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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